Edward Ma is a Hong Kong-born actor. He was born on August 31, 1985, and attended the ELCHK Lutheran Secondary School. He made his debut in a 2012 music video for a release from pop singer Kary Ng, following up with his movie debut in the 2013 film “A Secret Between Us.” He starred in the Hong Kong drama “I Bet Your Pardon” in 2019 and in 2020 appeared in the Mainland China melodrama series “Nothing But Thirty.”

Edward Ma

Lee Jun (Sean Lau), a former police chief inspector struggling with mental health issues, is called back to investigate a series of vigilante killings by a group known as the "Sleuths." Partnering with senior inspector Chan Yee (Charlene Choi), Lee Jun must confront his own hallucinations of past and future victims while tracking down the killers who claim to be delivering justice where the police have failed. As his fragile mental state threatens to compromise the investigation, Lee Jun must determine whether his haunting visions will ultimately help or hinder their pursuit of the dangerous vigilante group. This is a 2022 Chinese crime thriller directed by Wai Ka Fai.

Detective Vs. Sleuths

Jeannie (Stephy Tang), a flight attendant, falls deeply in love with Simon (Edward Ma), a banker who has studied abroad. Their first date during a typhoon marks the beginning of their passionate relationship, leading to marriage. However, their wedding night reveals Simon's volatile temper, and their relationship gradually deteriorates as his career advances. Simon becomes increasingly distant and indifferent towards Jeannie, causing her to question the future of their marriage. As the pressures of modern life strain their relationship, Jeannie must decide whether to fight for their love or walk away. This is a 2021 Hong Kong movie directed by Aubrey Lam.

12 Days

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Three successful women – Wang Man Ni (Maggie Jiang), Gu Jia (Tong Yao), and Zhong Xiao Qin (Mao Xiao Tong) – navigate complex personal challenges as they enter their thirties. Man Ni's hopes for marriage are shattered when she discovers her potential partner already has a long-term girlfriend. Gu Jia faces a devastating betrayal when her husband, whom she helped become a CEO, becomes involved with another woman. In contrast, Zhong Xiao Qin, a divorced woman with a modest career, unexpectedly finds success when a book company offers to publish her novels. Each woman confronts relationship and professional challenges that test her resilience and determination. As they struggle with love, career, and personal growth, they must find ways to overcome their individual obstacles and redefine their lives. This is a 2020 Chinese drama series produced by Chen Fei and Xu Xiao Ou.

Nothing But Thirty

Once a big-shot in the world of promotional modeling, Phoenix (Jacqueline Chong) lived her life like she was on top of the world. With a successful career and an even more successful love life, she was convinced the time had come to retire from work and settle down with the love of her life. But her lifetime of happiness wouldn’t last. Abandoned by her boyfriend, Phoenix gave up, not just on love, but on life as well. Letting herself go in every way, she eventually finds herself in prison, but she doesn’t care. Only after meeting Happy (Bob Lam) does she find the will to pick herself up and try again.

While Phoenix tries to make a professional comeback, hostesses Sugar (Jumbo Tsang) and Candy (Anita Chui) have different ideas about their profession. Using their talents in less than honorable ways, the two aren’t afraid to steal from their clients, whenever the opportunity arises. When the stock trader Vincent (Alan Luk) becomes a regular client of theirs, they both set their sights on him, dreaming of the life he could provide them. Little do they know, Vincent isn’t the knight in shining armor they believe him to be.&nbsp;

As the girls struggle to capture their newest client’s attention, college student and product promoter, Ching (Angie Shum), finds herself facing an entirely different set of challenges. Working hard to pay for a European vacation with her boyfriend, Ching isn’t ashamed of her job but when her boyfriend Wai (Edward Ma) finds out how she’s been making her money, he’s tempted to call both the trip and their relationship off. Will these women be able to overcome the struggles they face, working as promotion girls?

“PG Love” is a 2016 romantic comedy film directed by Charlie Choi.

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