Jiang Wen

Jiang Wen is a Chinese superstar and a true master of his craft. He has become an international sensation as an actor, writer and director. He has achieved both critical and commercial success in his career, and has earned the admiration of audiences everywhere. Born on 5 January 1963, Jiang Wen is the elder brother of actor Jiang Wu. He rose to prominence in 1986 when he starred in Zhang Yimou's debut film Red Sorghum, and he has since been one of the most sought-after actors in China, with leading roles in films such as Let the Bullets Fly, The Sun Also Rises, and Gone with the Bullets. He's even taken his talent to outer space, playing the role of Baze Malbus in the Star Wars film Rogue One! Jiang Wen is also a gifted filmmaker, and is often grouped with the "Sixth Generation" of Chinese directors. His directorial efforts include Devils on the Doorstep, The Sun Also Rises, and Hidden Man. His films have earned him both domestic and international recognition, and have cemented his place as one of China's most influential directors. Not only is Jiang Wen an incredibly talented actor and filmmaker, he is also quite the jokester! He's known for his quick wit and clever one-liners, often making his colleagues and friends laugh out loud. So, if you ever get the chance to meet him, make sure to bring your best punchline!