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ALAN WAN 溫家偉 ACTOR. HOST. Ethnicity: Chinese Nationality: American Height: 1.79m Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Languages Spoken: English, Cantonese, Mandarin Alan Wan @awansauce @alanwan Alan Wan's Showreel Curriculum Vitae Film Year Title Production Company Director Role The Rookies New Classics Media 2018 Alan Yuen Burky 素人特工 新麗傳媒股份有限公司 Topez Island Infinitius Films 2017 Ren Xia 小赫 神馬島 夢造者娛樂 Special Female Forces Sun Entertainment Culture 2017 Wilson Chin 饅頭 霸王花 太陽娛樂文化 Pegasus Entertainment The Invincible Dragon 2017 Holdings Ltd. Fruit Chan 阿強 九龍不敗 天馬電影 Chasing the Dragon Hongkong Star Dynasty Co., Ltd. 2017 Jing Wong 伍世豪兒子 追龍 星王朝 L for Love, L for Lies Sun Entertainment Culture 2016 Patrick Kwong 黑社會 失恋日 太陽娛樂文化有限公司 Fooling Around Jiang Hu 2016 本地製作有限公司 Lam Chiu-Wing 龍山手下 江湖悲劇 Undercover Punch and Gun Sil-Metropole Organisation Ltd Frankie Tam 2015 僱傭兵 潛龍狙擊 銀都機構有限公司 Gong-Yuen Big Fortune Hotel Smilelandproductions,Ltd 2015 Stephan Yip Tai 比提 吉祥酒店 眾驩製作有限公司 Twilight Online 2014 香港發展基金 Maggie To 警察 恐怖在線 Buddy Cops 2013 Shaw Studios Peter Chik 保員安 刑警兄弟 I Love Hong Kong 2013 Shaw Studios Chug Shu Kai 夏石森手下 我愛 HK 恭喜發財 2011 A Tale of Two cells Timothy Cheung Nathan Television Actor Year Title Production Company Director Role 2020 Le Prawn Park Mediacorp TV Singapore Pte Ltd Lum Wai Loon & Cheryl Li Atticus 2020 Adulting Mediacorp TV Singapore Pte Ltd Sher Khan Ansel 2020 Love By Numbers Oak3 Films Pte Ltd Randy and Meng Ong Ben Jean Yeo, Rowena Loh, Yi 2019 The Last Madame Ochre Pictures Pte Ltd Harry You Forensic Heroes 4 法證先 2018 Television Broadcasts Limited 歐耀傑 野豬 鋒 IV The Solution Experts 解決 Nelson Cheung 2018 Television Broadcasts Limited Benson 師 張乾文 Wife Interrupted 救妻同學 2018 Television Broadcasts Limited 黃穎珊 青龍 會 容悅影視 2018 越過山丘 沈煜杰 Joe 中廣天擇 2018 Stuntman 特技⼈ Television Broadcasts Limited Calvin Leung Sesame 芝麻 2018 PTU 機動部隊 樂道互娛, 英皇 何樹培 東 2017 Senior Management Sitting In Pictures Pte Ltd Wang Guoshen Ethan A. Toole Heart and Greed 3 Television Broadcasts Limited 2017 Anderson 溏⼼⾵暴 3 Tencent Penguin Pictures 2017 My Ages Apart 跨世代 Television Broadcasts Limited Matt 張經 2017 Faculty Mediacorp TV Singapore Pte Ltd Gerald Lee Alex Jensen Fraudster in Hollywood Tony Law 2017 Television Broadcasts Limited 泰利 荷⾥活有個⼤⽼千 羅俊偉 Two Steps From Heaven 幕 2016 Television Broadcasts Limited Joe Chan Cox 後玩家 My Lover From The Planet Duncan Dang Kan 2016 Television Broadcasts Limited Ng Koon-yue Meow 來⾃喵喵星的妳 (鄧勤) Siu Dik-sun 2015 Fashion War 潮流教主 Television Broadcasts Limited (蕭迪晨) Ghost of Relativity ⿁同你 Manhattan Man 2015 Television Broadcasts Limited Ng Koon-yue OT Hak-dun (萬克敦) Szeto Bong Bong 2015 Limelight Years 華麗轉⾝ Television Broadcasts Limited (司徒邦邦) Ted Lee Chi Hung 2015 Young Charioteers 衝線 Television Broadcasts Limited Patrick Leung 梁崇勳 李志雄 Officer Geomancer ⼋卦神 2015 Television Broadcasts Limited Aaron 探 Chan Chi Gwong, Wong Yu Lok, Cheng Wing Ciu, Sin Yin 2014 Come Home Love 愛·回家 Television Broadcasts Limited 朝偉 Fong, Chan Siu Ling, Wong Wai Yip, Cheung Wing Ho 2014 Tiger Cubs 2 飛虎 2 Television Broadcasts Limited Yiu Tin tong 姚天堂 Jacob 舒子銘 Never Dance Alone ⼥⼈俱 2013 Television Broadcasts Limited Jason 樂部 Sniper Standoff 2013 Television Broadcasts Limited Koon Kwok-wai Champion, 張彼仁 神槍狙擊 2013 Triumph in the Skies 2 衝 2013 Television Broadcasts Limited Joe Chan Peter, 彭友朋 上雲霄 II 2013 Friendly Fire 法網狙擊 Television Broadcasts Limited Man Wai-hung Ben, 唐本生 2012 Tiger Cubs 飛虎 Television Broadcasts Limited Wong Kwok-fai Jacob 舒子銘 2011 Only You 只有你 Television Broadcasts Limited Marco Variety Year Title Production Company Director Role Amazing Summer Fun ⼤玩 Guest Artiste 2018 Television Broadcasts Limited 特玩 (Ep 14-15) New Year Is A Game Television 2018 Television Broadcasts Limited 大玩特玩 消暑篇 Presenter Organized Dining (Season Television 2017 Television Broadcasts Limited 4) 搵⾷飯團 Presenter Television 2016 Ben Sir 學堂 Television Broadcasts Limited Presenter Organized Dining (Season Television 2016 Television Broadcasts Limited 3) 搵⾷飯團 Presenter Organized Dining (Season Television 2015 Television Broadcasts Limited 2) 搵⾷飯團 Presenter Sidewalk Scientist Television 2015 Television Broadcasts Limited 學是學非 Presenter Organized Dining (Season Television 2014 Television Broadcasts Limited 1) 搵⾷飯團 Presenter When In Shenzhen 深圳闖 Television 2013 Television Broadcasts Limited Presenter 蕩 Neighborhood Gourmet 2 2013 Television Broadcasts Limited Guest Artiste 街坊廚神 2 Television 2012 Master So Food ⾷得峰騷 Television Broadcasts Limited Presenter Travel Specialist in Zhu Hai Television 2012 Television Broadcasts Limited (Season 2) Presenter Travel Specialist in Zhu Hai Television 2011 Television Broadcasts Limited (Season 1) Presenter Television 2011 Summer Fun in Chime Long Television Broadcasts Limited Presenter Neighborhood Gourmet 街 2011 Television Broadcasts Limited Guest Artiste 坊廚神 Traveling with Koyo 紅葉 Television 2011 Television Broadcasts Limited 瀛⾵ Presenter Television 2010 TVB Pearl Weatherman Television Broadcasts Limited Presenter 2008 Mr. Hong Kong (Contest) Television Broadcasts Limited Finalist Events Host Year Title Production Company 2020 Loyalty & Engagement Awards Lighthouse Independent Media Pte Ltd 2020 Motorshow 2020 – Lexus ED&C 2019 Geberit Appreciation Night 2019 (As Emcee) InSense Design Sdn Bhd Non-Commercial Voice-Over (VO) Year Title Production Company Director Role 2019 The Good Fight 致胜出击 Mediacorp TV Pte Ltd - AnLie Endorsement Year Title Production Company 2018- Lean Protein High Protein Blend Campaign Holland and Barrett Precision Engineered Protien 2017- F/W Collection Campaign Descente Sports Wear 2017- Supermud clearing treatment Campaign Glam Glow 2017- International Protein Campaign Nutrition Depot 2017- Le Creuset Artist Cook Book Le Creuset 2017- Aqua Pure Machine Campaign Modern Beauty Salon 2016- Dr. Andrew Weil Skin Care Line Campaign Origins 2016- F/W Collection Campaign Quiksilver 2016- S/S Collection Campaign Hachill eyewear 2016- NBA Basketball Series Collection Campaign Tissot 2015- Classic Yellow Boot Campaign Timberland Skills Acting, Hosting, Martial Arts, Stage Combat .
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