Eric Kot Man-Fai
Known For
Acting
Born
1966-12-30 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Biography
Eric Kot Man-Fai, Chinese: 葛民輝, born on December 30, 1966, is a renowned Hong Kong radio presenter, film actor, and director. He played the role of "Soft Taoist Priest" in the music group Soft Hard, a name that is well known in Hong Kong. Since March 1988, he embarked on his radio broadcasting career at the commercial station and co-founded Soft Hard with Jan Lamb in the same year. His unique and entertaining traffic reports on the "Street Angel" programme made him instantly popular. He started participating in film acting in 1989, further expanding his career to television broadcasting, during which he launched a variety of programmes such as "Peculiar DJs Peculiar Show" and "Peculiar DJs Peculiar Show 2". To date, Eric Kot has participated in the production of more than sixty films. He ended his eight-year radio program career in 1996 and segued into the film industry. He collaborated closely with Wong Kar-wai, the producer of "First Love: The Litter on the Breeze", and successfully directed the films "Four Faces of Eve" and "First Love: The Litter on the Breeze".
Most Known For
Beautiful Cooking
The Monkey King: Quest for the Sutra
as Chu Bak Gai
Be My Guest
Club Sparkle
Love: Amoeba Style
as Yam Chi Long
City Hunter
as Entertainer
Gorgeous
as Man at Pier
AV
as Loan Officer
Thank You Grandpa
Gen-Y Cops
as Dr. Lai Shung-Fung
玛嘉烈与大卫系列 绿豆
The Banquet
as English Teacher
The Lucky Guy
as Fook
You Shoot, I Shoot
as Bart
Chinese Odyssey 2002
Men Suddenly in Black
as Man in Elevator
Lost in Hong Kong
as Policeman
Fly Me to Polaris
as Angel
The Saint of Gamblers
as God Bless You
Sound of Colors
as Shing