Wang Wei

Wang Wei

Actor
Born: 14 August 1995, Beijing, China
Estimated net worth: $1 million

Wang Wei is a Chinese actor known for his roles in fantasy dramas. He gained recognition for his performance in 斗破苍穹2:止戈 and has built a solid reputation in the film industry. Wang is noted for his expressive acting style and ability to portray complex characters,... Read More

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Personal details

Name
Wang Wei
Height
5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Born
14 August 1995, Beijing, China
Children
None
Parents
Wang Jian and Li Wei
Estimated Net Worth
$1 million

Credits

Year Title Character Rating
2002
Starlets Sale poster
Movie

Starlets Sale

Hong Kong movie

Unknown character Not rated
2001 Unknown character Not rated
2001 Unknown character Not rated
2000
Take Top poster
Movie

Take Top

Take Top is a Hong Kong Triad crime-movie starring Anthony Wong

Hung Not rated
2000
Supercop.com poster
Movie

Supercop.com

Pin, Pai Pin Pin, KK, and Elly are four friends who are trying to get through the program together at...

Unknown character Not rated
2000
Millennium Dragon poster
Movie

Millennium Dragon

Cho Dai Fu is a powerful antique collector. Chinese public safety ministry's anti smuggling department sends Ma Sa Lik to...

Fu's thug
5.7 / 10
1999
Jade Stalk poster
Movie

Jade Stalk

This film is the sequel to "Jade Futon 4: Yunyu Villa"! Wei Yangsheng left the vicinity of Maoxi County and...

Unknown character
3.3 / 10
1999
Battle of Love poster
Movie

Battle of Love

Wei Yangsheng went around looking for the whereabouts of his offspring's roots. When he came to the vicinity of Maoxi...

Unknown character
7.7 / 10
1999 Unknown character Not rated
1996
Sexy and Dangerous poster
Movie

Sexy and Dangerous

Meet Marble, a teenage girl known by all on the streets of Hong Kong as an arcade game wizard. Teamed...

Unknown character
7.0 / 10

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Wang Wei's career highlights include his leading role in 斗破苍穹2:止戈 and significant performances in various television dramas that have captivated audiences.

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