Manfred Wong Man-Chun is a multifaceted individual who has successfully navigated a diverse range of careers, including writing, radio programming, acting, producing, scriptwriting, and directing.
Born in 1957 in Hong Kong, Manfred initially studied at St. Paul's Convent School before pursuing a major in Communications at Baptist College. Although he did not complete his degree, he went on to become a TV copywriter, setting the stage for his future endeavors.
In 1972, Manfred transitioned to a career in print media, working as a writer for magazines and newspapers. He then joined RTV in 1977 as a scriptwriter, contributing to the development of drama series such as "Reincarnated" and "Dragon Strike." His entry into the film industry in 1979 marked the beginning of a new chapter in his career, as he took on a creative role in production.
In 1995, Manfred co-founded B.O.B. & Partners Co. Ltd. with director-cinematographer Wai Keung Lau and writer-producer-director Jing Wong. This partnership proved to be a highly successful venture, as the team created the Young and Dangerous series, which became a massive box-office hit. The series' success can be attributed to Manfred's keen understanding of pop culture and his ability to blend comic storytelling with the cultural phenomena of youth, effectively connecting movies with a new generation of viewers.
Manfred's subsequent success with "The StormRiders" further solidified his reputation as a master of his craft, and his ability to adapt to changing trends and tastes has ensured his continued relevance in the entertainment industry.
