Peter Mak (1957 – 26 March 2023) was a Hong Kong film director and actor. The films he directed include The Wicked City, All Night Long, and Enemy Shadow. As an actor he appeared in Shu zhi suo zhi , Happy Sixteen, Lai Shi, China's Last Eunuch, Tiger Cage, and Twin Dragons.

Background Peter Mak, or Mak Tai-kit (), was born in Saigon, South Vietnam in 1957. When he was a boy he regularly went to the cinema. During the Vietnam War his family moved to Hong Kong.The Ultimate Guide to HK Film Directors - 麥大傑 | MAK Tai Kit Peter, Biography

Actor Mak had a main role in David Lai's Lonely Fifteen which was released in 1982. The film also starred Becky Lam, Irene Wan, So Pui-fong, Leung Mei-king.The Hollywood Reporter, 12 June 2013 - May We Chat (Mei Gaau Siu Nui): Film ReviewMay We Chat (Mei Gaau Siu Nui): Film Review by Clarence TsuiThe Hong Kong Film Archive, Leisure and Cultural Services Department - Lonely Fifteen The following year, he had a role in Shu zhi suo zhi which was directed by Kin-Kwok Lai.Imdb - Shu zhi suo zhi (1983), Full Cast & Crew In 1987, he had a part in Jacob Cheung's Lai Shi, China's Last Eunuch.Senscritique.com - Casting de, Last Eunuch In China, Film de Jacob Cheung (1988), Acteurs Last Eunuch In China, Et aussi

Mak appeared in Twin Dragons which was directed by Ringo Lam and Hark Tsui.Česko-Slovenská filmová database - Dračí dvojčata, Hrají:

Director 1980s Mak both directed and acted in the 1986 horror film, Loves of the Living Dead aka Heaven Wife, Hell Wife which was released in 1986. The supernatural comedy also starred Mark Cheng, Ann Bridgewater and Charine Chan.HK Cinemagic - Loves Of The Living Dead (1986) HKMDB - Abracadabra (1986), Alias: Loves of the Living Dead, Alias: Heaven Wife, Hell Wife, Alias : 天地有情 He directed Sir, Tell Me Why which was released the following year. The film is about a teacher who has to deal with problem students and overcome the problems and difficulties associated with them. The film starred Siu Hung-Mui, Chang Shih, Tou Chung-hua, Tou Chung-kang, and Yang Chieh-mei.Letterboxd - Sir, Tell Me Why?Youth Culture in Chinese Language Film, By Xuelin Zhou - -

1990s Mak directed The Wicked City which was released in 1992. The Kong horror/fantasy was based on an animated film by Yoshiaki Kawajiri. Staying close to the original story line, it was about special agents fighting demons from a parallel dimension.Dark Star - Film Reviews: Wicked City, (Peter Mak & Tai Kit Mak, HK, 1992) Cloneweb.net, Publié le 31 mai 2015 - Le cinéma de science-fiction chinois #1 : origines culturelles & hybridation à HK It starred Jacky Cheung, Leon Lai and Tatsuya Nakadai.AllMovie - The Wicked City (1992), Cast & Crew

Mak directed Enemy Shadow which was released in 1995. The film which starred Jade Leung was a tale about a rookie cop who witnessed her boyfriend murdered by bank robbers. She suffers from guilt as a result of not doing anything when the tragedy took place.The Hong Kong Filmography, 1977–1997: A Reference Guide to 1,100 Films Produced by British Hong Kong Studios, By John Charles - Page 92 2785. Enemy Shadow

Death Mak died on 26 March 2023, at the age of 66.《流星花園2》導演麥大傑過世！　柴智屏哀悼：去年7月還活力充沛

Filmography

+ Actor+ Film Title Role Director Year Notes # Shu zhi suo zhi Kin-Kwok Lai 1983 As Tai Kit Mak Kuang qing David LaiKôyû Ohara 1983 As Tai Kit Mak Tian ling ling, di ling ling Kang Yo Wei Peter Mak 1986 As Peter Mak Split of the Spirit Fred Tan 1987 As Tai Kit Mak Lai Shi, China's Last Eunuch Jacob Cheung 1998 As Tai Kit Mak Tiger Cage Policeman Woo-Ping Yuen 1988 As Tai Kit Mak Pretty Ghost Teddy Chan 1991 As Tai Kit Mak Twin Dragons Ringo LamHark Tsui 1992 As Tai Kit Mak

+ Director+ Film Title Year Notes # The Loser, the Hero 1985 As Peter Mak Tian ling ling, di ling ling 1986 As Peter Mak Sir, Tell Me Why 1987 As Tai Kit Mak Ye feng kuang 1989 As Tai Kit Mak Xiao xin jian die 1990 As As Tai Kit Mak Wicked City 1992 As Peter Mak Enemy Shadow 1995 As Tai Kit MakCo-directed with Tung-Chuen Chan

+ Director+ Mini series Title Year Notes # Lion Dance 2017 As Tai Kit MakCo-directed with Tsu-Jun Lang

References

External links HK Cinemagic: Peter Mak Imdb: Peter Mak