Michael Hui, a renowned Chinese actor and comedian, was born on September 3, 1942, in Guangzhou, China. He pursued his higher education at La Salle College, subsequently earning a degree in Sociology from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
After venturing into the Hong Kong entertainment industry, Hui co-founded the "Hui Brothers Show," a comedic series that showcased his unique brand of humor. This marked the beginning of his illustrious career in film, which started in the early 1970s. Throughout his cinematic journey, Hui frequently collaborated with his brothers, Ricky Hui and Samuel Hui, in a series of comedies that often revolved around the theme of outwitting the odds to achieve instant wealth.
In the Japanese market, Hui became affectionately known as "Mr. Boo." His impressive repertoire of films continued to captivate audiences, with his character-driven storylines, satirical humor, and deadpan delivery earning him widespread acclaim. As one of the most beloved actors and comedians in Hong Kong, Hui's charming wit and comedic genius have left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.
In 2006, Hui took on a new challenge, serving as the host of Hong Kong's version of the popular game show "Deal or no Deal." Throughout his illustrious career, Michael Hui has solidified his position as a comedy legend, entertaining audiences with his unique brand of humor and wit.
