Michael Miu is a Hong Kong actor. He was born on June 18, 1958 in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, China and made his debut as an actor in 1979 when he would make cameo appearances in various television dramas while still a trainee at TVB's Artiste Training Academy. He landed his first character role in a television drama in 1980 and in 1983 he took on his first lead role in a film. Since then, he has appeared in countless television dramas and films, including “E.U.” (2009) and “The White Storm 2: Drug Lords” (2019).

Michael Miu

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In the Hong Kong underworld, one unbreakable rule is no drug dealing. When Boss Yu Nam (Kent Cheng) discovers his right-hand man Jizo (Louis Koo) violating this code, he orders Yu Shun Tin (Andy Lau) to punish Jizo by cutting off his fingers and expelling him from the Triad. Fifteen years later, Shun Tin has transformed into a successful billionaire philanthropist married to Michelle (Karena Lam). His peaceful life is shattered when he learns of a son from a deceased ex-girlfriend, May (Chrissie Chau), who tragically dies from a drug overdose. Consumed by grief and rage, Shun Tin places a massive HK$100 million bounty on Jizo, now the city's top drug lord, and embarks on a dangerous mission of revenge. Determined to destroy the drug trade, Shun Tin risks everything in a violent quest for justice. This is a 2019 Hong Kong action film directed by Herman Yau, serving as a thematic sequel to the 2013 film "The White Storm".

The White Storm 2: Drug Lords

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In 1994 Shanghai, Lu Tu (Ethan Juan) is the youngest concierge at a prestigious five-star hotel, having overcome a challenging childhood marked by his father's abandonment. Despite his professional success and popularity, Lu Tu's personal life is complicated by his relationship with Juan (Du Juan), a beautiful woman who strategically uses her charm to attract wealthy men. His life takes an unexpected turn when Mr. Money (Michael Miu), a Chinese-American businessman, arrives seeking staff for a new hotel in Manhattan. Lu Tu faces a critical decision: remain in Shanghai with his family and lover or pursue a potentially life-changing opportunity in the United States. This 2016 Chinese-Hong Kong movie was directed by Luo Dong.

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