Ken Lok Tat-Wah, a celebrated Hong Kong actor, entered the world in 1964, setting the stage for a remarkable career in the entertainment industry. In 1983, he took his first crucial step by enrolling in the artist training class of ATV, a prominent television network in Hong Kong, where he would hone his craft and lay the foundation for future success.
The following year, in 1984, he took a significant milestone by signing a contract with ATV, marking the beginning of his professional acting journey and officially launching his career as a talented performer.
Ken Lok Tat-Wah's professional journey took a significant turn as he expanded his horizons, venturing beyond the confines of Hong Kong in 1994, with Malaysia being his first destination, followed by a trip to Taiwan. This marked a pivotal moment in his career, as his contract with ATV, a prominent television network in Hong Kong, eventually came to an end.
With his newfound freedom, Ken Lok Tat-Wah joined the ranks of TVB, another major television network in Hong Kong, where he went on to star in a multitude of TV dramas, showcasing his impressive range as an actor. Some of his most notable roles during his tenure with TVB include his performances in Old Time Buddy in 1997, Armed Reaction II in 2000, The Heaven Sword & the Dragon Sabre 2000 in 2001, Whatever It Takes in 2003, and Maidens' Vow in 2006.
Ken Lok Tat-Wah took the courageous step of relocating to Shanghai, China in the year 2004, driven by a resolute ambition to carve out a notable presence for himself as a leading actor within the Chinese mainland's vibrant entertainment industry.
