David Wu

David Wu (Kantonis: Ng Dai-Wai, Cina ringkas: 吴大维code: zh is deprecated ; Cina tradisional: 吳大維code: zh is deprecated ; pinyin: Wú Dàwéi; dilahirkan di Southbridge, Massachusetts, pada 2 Oktober 1966), juga dikenali dengan nama timangan Wu-Man, ialah seorang pelakon filem Cina Amerika, personaliti TV dan bekas pengacara video MTV Asia dan Channel V.

Biografi[sunting | sunting sumber]

Wu dilahirkan di Southbridge, Boston, Massachusetts, tetapi keluarganya kembali ke Taiwan pada usianya dua tahun. Keluarga itu kembali ke Amerika ketika dia berumur 16 tahun^[1] dan Wu menghadiri kuliah di University of Washington di Seattle.^[2] Dia adalah pemilik bar Guandi di Shanghai.^[3]

Pengacara MTV dan TV[sunting | sunting sumber]

Wu pertama sekali mula dikenali di Channel V sebagai pengacara "Go West," sebuah rancangan TV yang mengajar orang Cina cara bertutur dalam bahasa Inggeris formal dan tidak formal.^[4]

Pada 2005 dia menjadi pengacara Quest USA yang pasukan-pasukan Cina bersaing dalam rancangan permainan realiti di Amerika. Dia juga muncul sebagai pengacara The Same Song, rancangan bakat asal CCTV.

Filmografi[sunting | sunting sumber]

Zhong jian ren (In the Line of Duty 5: Middle Man) (Key Witness) (1990) American marine^[5]^[6]
The Banquet (filem 1991)
Spirit of the Dragon (siri TV 1992)
Let’s Go Slam Dunk (男兒當入樽) 1994
Full Throttle (filem) 1995
Temptress Moon 1996
Restless (filem 1998) (夏日情动 pinyin Xiari Qingdong), lead role playing Chinese-American visiting Beijing with grandfather's ashes
Devils on the Doorstep 2000
Hidden Track (filem) 2003
Five Bullets (5颗子弹) 2008
Ha! Ha! Ha! (filem) (哈哈哈) 2008
The One Man Olympics (一个人的奥林匹克) 2008
You Deserve To Be Single (活该你单身) 2010
My Belle Boss (我的美女老板) 2010
I Phone You (爱封了) 2011
Love, At First (2015)
Papa (2016)

Rujukan[sunting | sunting sumber]

^ HK Cinemagic profile - Filmography - Ng Dai Wai "David Ng est né le 2 octobre 1966 à Southbridge, dans le Massachusetts. A l'âge de deux ans, il suit ses parents à Taiwan où son père a obtenu un nouvel emploi. Pas sûr de rester indéfiniment dans la petite république, David fut envoyé dans une école Américaine de Taipei. La décision fut judicieuse car, à 16 ans, la famille repart aux USA, à Seattle exactement. Inquiète par le fait que le jeune David puisse perdre une part de sa sinité, sa mère l'envoie régulièrement faire des séjours à Taipei"
^ Television After TV: Essays on a Medium in Transition - Page 293 Lynn Spigel, Jan Olsson - 2004 "... Chan hails from Bangkok, actress Michelle Yeoh from Malaysia, singer/actress Faye Wong from Beijing, actor/veejay David Wu from Seattle, director Sylvia Chang from Taipei, and TV executive Robert Chua from Singapore."
^ Moon Spotlight Shanghai - Page 84 Susie Gordon - 2012 "The park is also home to a handful of bling-y nightclubs, including Guandi, which is owned by Taiwanese actor David Wu, and a karaoke venue. The clubs attract the young and the moneyed who want to show off their designer spoils,
^ The next global stage: challenges and opportunities in our ... - Page 135, ISBN 013147944X, Traduire cette page, Kenʼichi Ōmae - 2005 - Extraits - Autres éditions. It features Taiwanese American entertainer David Wu who teaches his viewers the latest American-English slang. Li Yang is an English teacher, but with a difference. His style, called "Crazy English," is based on shouting slogans and ...
^ The Hong Kong Filmography, 1977-1997: A Complete Reference John Charles - 2000 p121,"The writing in the mid-section, featuring the young hoodlum character (played by Taiwanese actor David Wu), is like something out of an American direct-to-video softcore" ; p158 "There is as much action as one would expect, but it is not always as well choreographed as in previous entries (though Yang and Kim Maree Penn have a terrific fight during the climax), and Taiwanese actor David Wu is a lacklustre leading ..."; p251 "Women are being raped and murdered, and the police, led by officer Shek (played by Taiwanese actor David Wu), have not been able to come up "
^ http://www.hkcinemagic.com/en/people.asp?id=171

David Wu - Teaching American Slang to the Chinese

Pautan luar[sunting | sunting sumber]

David Wu di Pangkalan Data Filem Internet (IMDb)
Love HK Film
Quest China Diarkibkan 2009-12-14 di Wayback Machine

[1] HK Cinemagic profile - Filmography - Ng Dai Wai "David Ng est né le 2 octobre 1966 à Southbridge, dans le Massachusetts. A l'âge de deux ans, il suit ses parents à Taiwan où son père a obtenu un nouvel emploi. Pas sûr de rester indéfiniment dans la petite république, David fut envoyé dans une école Américaine de Taipei. La décision fut judicieuse car, à 16 ans, la famille repart aux USA, à Seattle exactement. Inquiète par le fait que le jeune David puisse perdre une part de sa sinité, sa mère l'envoie régulièrement faire des séjours à Taipei"

[2] Television After TV: Essays on a Medium in Transition - Page 293 Lynn Spigel, Jan Olsson - 2004 "... Chan hails from Bangkok, actress Michelle Yeoh from Malaysia, singer/actress Faye Wong from Beijing, actor/veejay David Wu from Seattle, director Sylvia Chang from Taipei, and TV executive Robert Chua from Singapore."

[3] Moon Spotlight Shanghai - Page 84 Susie Gordon - 2012 "The park is also home to a handful of bling-y nightclubs, including Guandi, which is owned by Taiwanese actor David Wu, and a karaoke venue. The clubs attract the young and the moneyed who want to show off their designer spoils,

[4] The next global stage: challenges and opportunities in our ... - Page 135, ISBN 013147944X, Traduire cette page, Kenʼichi Ōmae - 2005 - Extraits - Autres éditions. It features Taiwanese American entertainer David Wu who teaches his viewers the latest American-English slang. Li Yang is an English teacher, but with a difference. His style, called "Crazy English," is based on shouting slogans and ...

[5] The Hong Kong Filmography, 1977-1997: A Complete Reference John Charles - 2000 p121,"The writing in the mid-section, featuring the young hoodlum character (played by Taiwanese actor David Wu), is like something out of an American direct-to-video softcore" ; p158 "There is as much action as one would expect, but it is not always as well choreographed as in previous entries (though Yang and Kim Maree Penn have a terrific fight during the climax), and Taiwanese actor David Wu is a lacklustre leading ..."; p251 "Women are being raped and murdered, and the police, led by officer Shek (played by Taiwanese actor David Wu), have not been able to come up "

[6] ttp://www.hkcinemagic.com/en/people.asp?id=171

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Kawalan kewibawaan
Umum	ISNI 1 VIAF 1 2 WorldCat Identities 1
Perpustakaan negara	Perancis (data) Jerman 2 Amerika Syarikat
Kamus biografi	Jerman