香港電影金像獎協會（大會）每年為誌國際華語影壇盛事「香港電影金像獎」頒獎典禮盛大舉行，特別編印紀念特刊，今年於二月中旬公布「第四十三屆香港電影金像獎」提名名單後，隨即邀請應屆「最佳導演」、「最佳男、女主角」、「最佳男、女配角」、「最佳新演員」及「新晉導演」候選人為特刊拍攝造型照。在今天(27日)為4月27日舉行的頒獎典禮倒數一個月之際，大會率先發放榮獲「最佳新演員」提名的劉偉明、陳卓賢、蘇文濤、吳祉昊及邱彥筒（按大會提名名單排序）的獨立造型照。(https://www.facebook.com/share/p/196z6pQ8SD/)

本屆「最佳新演員」五強之中，人氣女團COLLAR成員邱彥筒是唯一的女候選人。她在《寄了一整個春天》中飾演一個天生口吃缺乏自信的名校女學生，表面上她是老師眼中的清純少女，由於父母經常不在身邊而感到寂寞，希望得到關注和渴望愛情，暗地裡跟同班好友大膽經營出售內褲，以為可藉此獲得買家的愛慕。為了演好這部首登大銀幕之作，邱彥筒無論在角色造型或性格上都摒棄前衛型格歌手的形象，且以投入及突破的演出獲得本屆「最佳新演員」的候選資格。連同由她主唱的本片主題曲「㪐㩿」同時入圍「最佳原創電影歌曲」獎項，初戰金像獎已獲得兩項提名，實在難能可貴。

《久別重逢》男主角之一的陳卓賢也是另一位以人氣組合MIRROR成員/ 歌手身份首次在電影中擔正而榮獲提名本屆「最佳新演員」，他同時憑藉與鄭伊健合唱此片同名主題曲候選「最佳原創電影歌曲」兩個獎項。陳卓賢在戲中飾演一位沉默寡言又醉心音樂的年青人，喜歡彈奏樂曲以抒發情感及想法。他雖曾在電視劇飾演過學生，然而這次與鄭伊健分飾同一個角色的年青純粹版本及成年後人生失意版本，需要相當的演技來說服觀眾投入並認同二者是同一人，極具挑戰性。

小說作家劉偉明以筆名「喬靖夫」而為人所知，參演《九龍城寨之圍城》飾演身懷好武功的城寨大牌檔東主。劉偉明自少學習空手道、跆拳道及詠春，曾為香港電台拍攝與功夫相關的紀錄片，具備幕前演出經驗。劉偉明在此片中戲份雖然不多，但角色性格鮮明，他以真功夫與任賢齊及洪金寶對打的兩幕，讓觀眾留下深刻印象，也為他贏得首輪金像選民及評審青睞，成為本屆「最佳新演員」五強之一。

  蘇文濤在接拍《爸爸》時年僅十六歲，首次參演便飾演一名精神分裂少年、弒母殺妹兇手。蘇文濤與戲中父母劉青雲及谷祖琳有多場對手戲，他不僅未被「雙親」的演技壓倒，反而以簡單純真的演繹讓其角色更具立體感。在本月初他於「香港電影導演會年度大獎」中獲選為「最佳新演員」，並在剛舉行的「第十八屆亞洲電影大獎」中獲提名同一獎項，這些成績有助增強他在本屆金像獎爭取成為「最佳新演員」的信心。

另一位以素人身份角逐「最佳新演員」獎項的吳祉昊，他在《看我今天怎麼說》中角色是位聾人青年，而本身也是聾人的他能夠在片中真實地呈現聾人文化與身份認同的故事。吳祉昊性格外向及有表演慾望，雖然從未拍戲，但自小學習舞蹈並曾加入舞團，累積不少舞台經驗，讓他首次參與電影演出時能自然投入，順利獲得「最佳新演員」提名。

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The Hong Kong Film Awards Association (HKFAA) will publish a special commemorative booklet to mark the Hong Kong Film Awards, the annual grand event of the international Chinese-language film industry. Following the announcement of the nominations for the 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards in mid-February, HKFAA has invited this year’s nominees for "Best Director", "Best Actor and Actress", "Best Supporting Actor and Actress", "Best New Performer" and "Best New Director" to participate in the photoshoot for the publication. Today, with a month leading up to the Awards Ceremony on 27th April, 2025, HKFAA reveled the styling portraits of the five nominees for “Best New Performer” (https://www.facebook.com/share/p/196z6pQ8SD/), namely LAU Wai Ming, Ian CHAN, Dylan SO, NG Tsz Ho Marco and Marf YAU (listed according to the order of the nomination list).

Among this year's five finalists for the "Best New Performer", Marf YAU, a member of the popular girl group COLLAR, stands out as the only female nominee. In her debut film "Blossoms Under Somewhere", she plays a student of a famous school who struggles with a stutter and lacks self-confidence, often feeling neglected due to her parents' frequent absence. While she appears to be an innocent girl in the eyes of her teachers, her loneliness drives her to seek affection, leading her to secretly engage in selling underwear with her classmates in hopes of attracting buyers' attention.

To deliver an impactful performance in her first film, YAU abandoned her avant-garde singer image. Her deeply engaging and transformative presentation has earned her a nomination for "Best New Performer." Additionally, the film's theme song "Lak1 Kak1”(㪐㩿) that she sings is also nominated for "Best Original Film Song". This remarkable achievement of securing two nominations in her first appearance at the Hong Kong Film Awards is truly commendable.

Ian CHAN, a member of the popular boy group MIRROR as well as a singer, made his debut on the big screen as the leading role in "Last Song For You". He earns a nomination for this year’s "Best New Performer" award. He is also nominated for "Best Original Film Song" for the title track, which he sings alongside another leading actor Ekin CHENG. In the film, CHAN portrays a reserved young man who is deeply passionate about music. He often expresses his emotions and thoughts through his performances. While he has previously played student roles in television dramas, this time he shares the role with CHENG to portray the innocent youthhood and frustrating adulthood, respectively. To convince the audience the roles they portray at different life stages are the same person requires significant acting skill, making it a considerable challenge for CHAN.

Novelist LAU Wai Ming, commonly known by his pen name "KIU Ching Fu," appears in "Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In"as a martial arts master and owner of a food stall in the walled city. LAU is trained in karate, taekwondo and Wing Chun since early youth, and has previously filmed martial art related documentaries for the Radio Television Hong Kong, giving him valuable on-screen experience. Although he plays a minor role in the film, his character is vividly portrayed, particularly in two fight scenes with Richie JEN and Sammo HUNG, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. This performance has garnered him the favour of the first round of Hong Kong Film Awards voters and juries, making him one of the five finalists for "Best New Performer."

Dylan SO was sixteen years old when he made his acting debut in "PaPa", portraying a schizophrenic teenager who commits a tragic crime against his mother and young sister. He shares several scenes with his on-screen parents, played by veteran actor Sean LAU and actress Jo KOO. Instead of being overshadowed by their performances, SO’s genuine and straightforward portrayal adds depth to his character. Earlier this month, he just won the "Best New Performer" at the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild Annual Awards and also received a nomination for the same title at the recently held 18th Asian Film Awards. These accomplishments have significantly boosted his confidence as he aims for the title of "Best New Performer" at this year's Hong Kong Film Awards.

NG Tzs Ho Marco is another layman before portrays a deaf young man in "The Way We Talk". As a deaf individual himself, NG brings authenticity to the film's exploration of the culture and identity issue of the hearing impaired. With an outgoing personality and a strong desire to perform, although he has never acted in any film before. his background in dancing with formal training since childhood and participation in a dance troupe allows him to immerse himself naturally in his first film role, earning him a nomination for "Best New Performer."

The 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards is well supported and sponsored by various organisations, including Venue Sponsor “The Leisure and Cultural Services Department”, Official TV Broadcaster and TV Production Partner, “HK Television Entertainment Company Limited (ViuTV) & MakerVille”, Overseas Broadcaster, “Celestial Tiger Entertainment” and “StarHub TV+”, Dazzling Sponsor, “Puyi Optical”, Million Tastes Sponsor, “foodpanda Hong Kong”, Official Banking and Credit Card Sponsor, “Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited”, Official Hair Styling Sponsor, “Dyson Beauty”, Official Makeup Sponsor, “NARS”, LOL Sponsor, “MemeStrategy”, Booklet Jewellery Sponsor, “GRAFF”, Merchandise Partner, “sensory ZERO”, “CASETiFY” and “Camel 1940”, Hotel Partner, “Regent Hong Kong”, Media Partner, “MING’S”, “Ming Pao Weekly” ,”Vogue Hong Kong” and “hkmovie6”, Advertising Partner, “Leading Rainbow Limited” and “Eslite Culture Hong Kong Limited”, Booklet Shooting Venue Partner, “Shaw Studios” and “Hong Kong Design Institute”, Official Online Live Streaming Partner, “YouTube Channel Pomato” and Post Production Partner, “Interface Video Production Ltd”.

Special thanks to the Hong Kong Film Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Association for providing hair styling and makeup support for the 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards.


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