「第四十四屆香港電影金像獎」頒獎典禮將於2026年4月19日（星期日）假香 港文化中心盛大舉行。香港電影金像獎協會（大會）繼早前發放「最佳男、女 主角」候選人造型照後，今日發布「最佳男配角」候選人（以下按大會提名名 單排序）陳湛文、袁富華、黃又南、林家熙與杜德偉，以及「最佳女配角」候 選人鄧濤、惠英紅、衛詩雅、鮑起靜和滕麗名的造型照，率先讓公眾一睹今屆 男女配角演員的超強魅力。

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憑《翠絲》先後勇奪金馬獎及第38屆金像獎「最佳男配角」，其後再憑《水餃 皇后》摘下金雞獎殊榮、成為華語影壇「三金男配角」的袁富華，今屆憑「糖 水伯」一角再度入圍金像獎男配。他在《水餃皇后》中以生活化、貼地的演出 勾勒基層小人物的幽默與韌性，將夥伴間的信任、磨合與情義演繹得真摯動人。 入行四十多年、演出經驗豐富的杜德偉，早前已憑《風林火山》勇奪香港電影 導演會頒發的「最佳男配角」，今屆憑同一部戲首次角逐金像獎。他以成熟穩 健的演技塑造出一個氣場強烈、深不可測的「李文狄」，角色充滿城府又不乏 人性掙扎，戲份雖非最多，卻令觀眾留下深刻印象。

曾於第22屆金像獎雙料角逐「最佳新演員」的黃又南，事隔多年憑《再見UFO》 首度入圍「最佳男配角」。片中他以自然不造作的演出游走於搞笑與傷感之間， 演活一個外表吊兒郎當卻內心暗藏遺憾的角色，為電影添上一抹苦中帶甜的味 道。曾憑《三夫》和《飯戲攻心》獲「最佳新演員」及「最佳男配角」提名的 陳湛文，今屆以《UFO離奇命案》再度問鼎最佳男配。戲內他飾演捲入離奇案 件的關鍵人物，既要直面「外星疑雲」，亦要承受旁人對其信念的質疑與壓力， 角色內心充滿矛盾。至於新生代演員林家熙今屆憑《拼命三郎》首次躋身「最 佳男配角」五強，以「石頭」一角展現在夢想、責任與自我價值之間不惜一切 向前衝的拼勁。他那充滿爆發力的肢體表演配合細緻的情感，將脆弱與倔強盡 情流露，令觀眾眼前一亮。

今屆入圍「最佳女配角」的其中三位演員，過去都曾奪得影后殊榮。已曾三度 封后、並兩度贏得「最佳女配角」的惠英紅，今屆憑《水餃皇后》再度入圍， 以一貫利落而深情的演技，將角色對家庭與尊嚴的執著細緻展現。曾於第28屆 榮登影后寶座的鮑起靜，亦曾屢次問鼎「最佳女配角」。她在《風林火山》演 出爽直毒舌的槍械專家「歡姐」，戲份不多卻甚為搶鏡，令她輕易擠身本屆五 強。上屆憑《破。地獄》首奪「最佳女主角」的衛詩雅，在《再見UFO》中飾 演與奇幻事件糾纏的都巿女子，在荒誕的遭遇中逐步直視內心的恐懼與遺憾。 她那輕巧而富節奏感的演技，令她再度入圍角逐最佳女配角。

早年曾參演多部電影，其後主要活躍於電視界的滕麗名，今次憑《尋秦記》重 返大銀幕。她以成熟穩定的演技將外冷內熱的「善柔」一角重現觀眾眼前，角 色豪氣與柔情並重，為經典故事增添一份溫度。憑演出首部電影《女孩不平凡》 即雙料入圍本屆「最佳女配角」及「最佳新演員」的鄧濤，飾演陪伴女主角成 長的重要角色，以真摯含蓄的演技帶出一個女生如何在質疑與壓力之下找到自 我位置。

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The 44th Hong Kong Film Awards(HKFA) will be held on 19 April 2026 (Sunday) at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Following the earlier release of portrait photos for the ‘Best Actor’ and ‘Best Actress’ nominees, the Hong Kong Film Awards Association today (30 March) has unveiled the portrait photos for the ‘Best Supporting Actor’ nominees (according to the nomination list order) CHAN Charm Man Peter, Ben YUEN, WONG You Nam, Locker LAM and Alex TO, as well as the ‘Best Supporting Actress’ nominees Elizabeth TANG, Kara WAI, Michelle WAI, Nina PAW and Joyce TANG, offering the public a taste of the charisma that defines this year's supporting stars.

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Having previously won ‘Best Supporting Actor’ at both the Golden Horse Awards and the 38th HKFA for “Tracy”, and then claimed the Golden Rooster Awards for “The Dumpling Queen" to become the first actor to win all three major Chineselanguage film awards in the supporting category, Ben YUEN returns to the HKFA ‘Best Supporting Actor’ race this year with his role as “dessert soup uncle” in “The Dumpling Queen”. His grounded, naturalistic performance brings warmth and resilience to an ordinary working-class character, conveying the trust, friction and camaraderie between companions with genuine emotion.

As a seasoned performer of over 40 years, Alex TO had already taken home ‘Best Supporting Actor’ at the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild Awards for “Sons of the Neon Night” before earning his first-ever HKFA nomination in the same role. His assured, commanding portrayal of the enigmatic "Lee Man Dik" — a character of quiet menace and concealed humanity — proves that a limited screen presence can leave an indelible mark.

WONG You Nam, who earned a double nomination for ‘Best New Performer’ at the 22nd HKFA, returns to the awards stage decades later with his first ‘Best Supporting Actor’ nomination for “Ciao UFO”. His effortless, unaffected performance moves fluidly between comedy and melancholy, bringing to life a character whose carefree facade conceals a deeper sense of regret — lending the film a distinctly bittersweet quality.

Previously nominated for ‘Best New Performer’ for “Three Husbands” and ‘Best Supporting Actor’ for “Table for Six”, CHAN Charm Man Peter is back in the ‘Best Supporting Actor’ race with “Unidentified Murder”. He plays a pivotal figure drawn into a bizarre case — one who must simultaneously confront an "alien conspiracy" and withstand the scepticism of those around him. The performance is rich with inner conflict and restrained intensity.

Emerging talent Locker LAM earns his first Best Supporting Actor nomination this year for “Fight for Tomorrow”, where his character "Stone" embodies the spirit of someone who charges forward at any cost — torn between dreams, duty and selfworth. His explosive physicality paired with nuanced emotional depth makes for a striking, memorable debut in the awards conversation.

Three of this year's ‘Best Supporting Actress’ nominees are former ‘Best Actress’ winners. Kara WAI, a three-time ‘Best Actress’ laureate who has also won ‘Best Supporting Actress’ twice, returns to the category with “The Dumpling Queen”. Her trademark blend of precision and warmth lays bare her character's fierce devotion to family and dignity, delivered with the effortless authority of a seasoned master. Nina PAW, who claimed ‘Best Actress’ at the 28th HKFA and has been a perennial presence in the ‘Best Supporting Actress’ race, brings her iconic edge to “Sons of the Neon Night” as “Foon” — a blunt gun expert who commands every scene she's in despite limited screen time, her presence impossible to ignore.

Last year's ‘Best Actress’ winner for “The Last Dance”, Michelle WAI now contends for ‘Best Supporting Actress’ in “Ciao UFO”, playing a city woman entangled in fantastical events who gradually confronts her own fears and regrets. Her light, rhythmically assured performance earns her another well-deserved spot among the year's nominees.

A familiar face on television who has also appeared in numerous films earlier in her career, Joyce TANG returns to the big screen with “Back to the Past”. Her mature, composed portrayal of "Shin Yau" — a character of quiet strength beneath a cool exterior — adds a layer of warmth and emotional depth to a beloved classic story.

Debuting in her very first film, “Girlfriends”, Elizabeth TANG secures a rare double nomination this year — both ‘Best Supporting Actress’ and ‘Best New Performer’. She plays a key figure in the lead character's coming-of-age journey, her sincere and understated performance capturing the quiet struggle of finding one's place in the face of doubt and pressure.

The 44th Hong Kong Film Awards are supported and sponsored by many organisations, including :
Strategic Media Partner, ‘L’OFFICIEL’, Studio Sponsor, ‘Shaw Studios’, Dazzling Sponsor, ‘Puyi Optical’, Million Tastes Sponsor, ‘foodpanda Hong Kong’, Priceless Moment Sponsor, ‘Mastercard’, Booklet Jewellery Sponsor, ‘GRAFF’, Hotel Partner, ’Regent Hong Kong’, Merchandise Partner, ‘PabePabe’, ‘sensory ZERO’, ‘Olfaction N’’, and ‘24Bottles’, Advertising Partner, ‘Leading Rainbow Limited’ and 'Eslite Culture Hong Kong Limited', Booklet Shooting Venue Partner, ‘Hong Kong Design Institute’, Official TV Broadcaster and TV Production Partner, ‘HK Television Entertainment Company Limited (ViuTV) & MakerVille’, Overseas Broadcaster, ‘Celestial Tiger Entertainment’, ‘StarHub TV+’ and 'TrueVisions Now'.

Special thanks to the Hong Kong Film Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Association for providing hair styling and makeup support for the 44th Hong Kong Film Awards.



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