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Andy On Chi Kit (Chinese: 安志杰; pinyin: Ān Zhìjié; Jyutping: on1 zi3 git6; Cantonese Yale: ōn ji giht) (born May 11, 1977) is an American actor and martial artist.

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Life and career

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On was born on May 11, 1977, in Providence, Rhode Island. He can speak English, Mandarin, and a bit of Cantonese.

Andy On did not graduate from high school. He worked as a bartender in Rhode Island. While doing this, he was approached by China Star founder Charles Heung and filmmaker Tsui Hark to take over the role of one of Jet Li's film characters, Black Mask, in Black Mask 2: City of Masks (2002). He had no martial arts background. Director Tsui Hark had to send Andy to Shaolin Temple one month for training. He even received some guidance from Jet Li himself. Despite the poor reviews and the bad box office ratings, On continued to act, improving in both martial arts and acting. Like fellow Hong Kong film star Nicholas Tse, On trained in martial arts under Chung Chi Li, the leader of the Jackie Chan Stunt Team. On began training with Chan in 2001 for the film Looking for Mister Perfect/Kei fung dik sau (2003), which was released two years later. On trained in wushu at the Shaolin Temple and studied film fighting under former Jackie Chan Stunt Team leader Nicky Li for his first film, Looking for Mister Perfect, which was shot before Black Mask 2: City of Masks, but released one year later, in 2003. On continued his acting career with many injuries, sustaining a hamstring injury on the set of New Police Story (2004) in one of the two fights against Jackie Chan.

On was nominated and won the Hong Kong Film Award for Best New Actor Award for his role in Star Runner/Siu nin a Fu (2003). He shared the screen with the man who influenced him, Jackie Chan, in New Police Story. On has also won the Best New Artist Award in 2004 at the Hong Kong Film Awards for his role as Tank Wong in Siu nin a Fu, beating favorite Vanness Wu by only one-tenth of the votes.

Aside from his filmmaking career, On is also a singer. He has released some tracks, including a duet with Taiwanese pop singer Jolin Tsai called "Angel of Love". His hobbies are martial arts and video games. He continues to train in Wing Chun Kung Fu with good friend, actor, and martial artist Philip Ng, and has studied Thai boxing under former world kickboxing champion and actor Billy Chau in preparation for Star Runner.

During production of the film Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon (2008), On was hit in the face by a stuntman during an action sequence. On cut his lip, and, after seven surgeries, sports a small scar on his lip. He considers the scar a "trophy" of his hard work in the film.

Personal life

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On had a short-lived relationship with Coco Lee in which first started in June 2002. On dated model and actress Jennifer Tse from 2009 to 2013 before breaking up.

During the filming of Zombie Fight Club, On met actress Jessica Cambensy. The two began dating in November 2014.[1][2][3][4] Andy and Jessica married on October 15, 2017, in a private ceremony in Hawaii.[5] They have two children together.[6]

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes
2002 Black Mask 2: City of Masks Black Mask
2003 Looking for Mister Perfect Alex a.k.a. Looking for Mr. Perfect
Star Runner Tank Wong Hong Kong Film Award for Best New Performer
a.k.a. The Kumite
2004 Itchy Heart Wil
New Police Story Law Tin-tin
The White Dragon Second Prince Tian Yang
2005 Dragon Squad Suet's undercover target U.S. DVD title: Dragon Heat
2006 Lethal Angels Jet a.k.a. Devil Angel
a.k.a. Naked Avengers
Election 2 Lik a.k.a. Election 2: Harmony Is a Virtue
a.k.a. Triad Election
Dating a Vampire Kit
Fatal Contact Silver Dragon
Nothing Is Impossible Jason
2007 Invisible Target Tien Yeng-yee
Mad Detective Inspector Ho Ka-on
2008 Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon Deng Zhi
Forgive and Forget Andy
La Lingerie Eugene
2010 Black Ransom Gundam
Bad Blood Calf
True Legend Yuan Lie
Shanghai Yum
Crossing Hennessy Xu
2011 The Lost Bladesman
Mural
White Vengeance Han Xin
2012 The Viral Factor Agent Sean Wong
Naked Soldier Sam Wong
Cold War SDU Commander Michael Shek
2013 Unbeatable Li Zitian
Special ID Sunny
Angel Warriors
2014 As the Light Goes Out
Once Upon a Time in Shanghai Long Qi
That Demon Within Ben Chan
Outcast Shing
Zombie Fight Club Andy
For Love or Money
2015 Blackhat Hong Kong Police Inspector Alex Trang
One Night Only
2016 League of Gods King Wu of Zhou
2018 Kung Fu League Huo Yuanjia
Ever Night Chao Xiaoshu [7]
2019 Abduction Connor
Undercover vs. Undercover Xia Qiankun
Nezha
2021 Assassins and the Missing Gold
The Hit
The Guardian
2023 Ride On Da Mi
100 Yards
One More Chance Brother Rui
The Comeback Ah Jie
Ever Victorious
2024 The Grey Man Tian Ge
Hunt the Wicked Wei Yun-zhou
Cruel War
To Live Through Death A Can
Fury 12 Hours

Source: [8][9]

Music videos

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  • 2002 – Coco Lee ("有你就够了")
  • 2004 – Miriam Yeung ("处处吻")
  • 2004 – Miriam Yeung ("柳媚花娇")

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Andy On Chi-Kit (Chinese: 安志傑; born May 11, 1977) is a Chinese-American actor and martial artist recognized for his contributions to Hong Kong cinema and Hollywood films, often portraying action-oriented characters with a focus on hand-to-hand combat scenes.[1][2][3] Born and raised in Providence, Rhode Island, to Chinese immigrant parents, On did not initially train in martial arts but developed an interest in action cinema inspired by performers like Jackie Chan during his youth.[4][5] After forgoing high school graduation and working various jobs, including as a bartender in the United States, he relocated to Hong Kong in the early 2000s to pursue an acting career, leveraging his fluency in English and Mandarin, and proficiency in Cantonese.[4][2] His breakthrough came with a leading role in the 2003 science fiction action film Star Runner, directed by Daniel Lee, for which he received the Hong Kong Film Award for Best New Performer, marking him as a rising talent in the industry.[2][4] On's career gained momentum through collaborations with prominent Hong Kong filmmakers and actors, including a supporting role as a villainous inspector in New Police Story (2004) alongside Jackie Chan, and the lead in Black Mask 2: City of Masks (2006), where he succeeded Jet Li in the titular role.[3][4] He expanded into international projects with appearances in Michael Mann's cyber-thriller Blackhat (2015) as Alex Trang, a hacker, and the supernatural action film Outcast (2014) opposite Nicolas Cage.[3][6] Other notable works include the crime drama Special ID (2013) with Donnie Yen, the psychological thriller That Demon Within (2014) directed by Dante Lam, and more recent entries like the martial arts comedy Ride On (2023) featuring Jackie Chan and Ultimate Mission (2025).[3][6] To enhance his action credentials, On trained extensively in kickboxing and Wing Chun kung fu under fellow actor Philip Ng, allowing him to perform his own stunts in demanding fight sequences.[1][5] In his personal life, On married actress Jessica C. Cambensy in 2017 after meeting her on the set of the film Zombie Fight Club (2014); the couple has a child together.[1] He maintains an active presence in both Asian and Western entertainment, balancing roles in high-octane action genres with occasional dramatic parts, and continues to be a sought-after performer for his bilingual versatility and physical commitment to roles.[3][2]

Early life

Birth and upbringing

Andy On was born Andy Tien on May 11, 1977, in Providence, Rhode Island, United States, to Chinese immigrant parents.[1] Raised in Rhode Island, On experienced a blend of American and Chinese influences that shaped his early years, fostering bilingual proficiency in English and Mandarin. As a child, he developed a passion for martial arts, inspired by Jackie Chan films, often emulating stunts like backflips and kicks in his backyard despite lacking formal training. This upbringing in the U.S., combined with exposure to his heritage, provided a foundation for his bilingual abilities and cultural adaptability.[2]

Education and early pursuits

Andy On, born and raised in Providence, Rhode Island, did not graduate from high school. He developed an early fascination with Hong Kong action cinema, particularly idolizing Jackie Chan and emulating his acrobatic flips and kicks at home as a form of self-taught martial arts practice.[5] This childhood interest in performing arts shaped his aspirations, though he initially pursued more conventional means of self-support. To make ends meet, On worked as a bartender in Rhode Island during the early 2000s, where the job provided practical life experiences that would later influence his on-screen personas.[7] While employed there, he was approached by China Star Entertainment founder Charles Heung and acclaimed director Tsui Hark, who encouraged him to relocate to Hong Kong and pursue opportunities in the film industry.[3] Motivated by this encounter and his longstanding admiration for action films, On moved to Hong Kong in the early 2000s to chase his dream of becoming an actor.[1] Upon arriving in Hong Kong, On built on his existing proficiency in Mandarin to learn Cantonese, enabling him to navigate the local entertainment scene more effectively. He speaks English, Mandarin, and Cantonese fluently.[2] These early adaptations marked the beginning of his transition from ordinary jobs to the competitive world of performing arts.

Acting career

Breakthrough in Hong Kong cinema

Andy On entered the Hong Kong film industry in the early 2000s, transitioning from a background in bartending in the United States to acting without prior formal martial arts experience. His professional debut came in 2002 with the lead role of Kan-Fung/Black Mask in Black Mask 2: City of Masks, a superhero action film directed by Tsui Hark, where he took over the titular character originally portrayed by Jet Li in the 1996 original.[8][9] Despite lacking professional training, On emulated moves from Jackie Chan's films to prepare for the physically demanding role, marking his initial foray into action cinema.[10] To build his skills, On trained in martial arts under stunt coordinator Chung-Chi Li, leader of the Jackie Chan Stunt Team, for the romantic action comedy Looking for Mister Perfect (2003), directed by Ringo Lam, in which he played the supporting role of Alex alongside Shu Qi.[10][11] That same year, he starred as Tank Wong, a skilled fighter, in the sports drama Star Runner (also known as Siu nin a Fu), directed by Benny Chan, earning critical recognition for his athletic performance and charismatic presence. For this role, On received the Best New Performer award at the 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards in 2004, solidifying his status as an emerging talent.[12] On's early momentum continued with a supporting role as Tin-Tin Law, a villainous gang member, in the high-octane action thriller New Police Story (2004), directed by Benny Chan, where he shared the screen with idol Jackie Chan and performed his own stunts alongside Nicholas Tse.[13] The film highlighted On's burgeoning action-hero persona through intense fight sequences and wirework, contributing to his reputation as a versatile performer capable of blending physicality with emotional depth in Hong Kong's fast-paced cinema landscape.[10] To enhance his action credentials, On trained extensively in kickboxing and Wing Chun under fellow actor Philip Ng, allowing him to perform his own stunts in demanding fight sequences.[1][5]

Notable roles and international expansion

Following his breakthrough in Hong Kong cinema, Andy On took on lead antagonistic roles that blended high-octane action with dramatic intensity, marking a pivotal phase in his career. In 2012's The Viral Factor, directed by Dante Lam, On portrayed Sean Wong, a treacherous International Democratic Commission agent who betrays his team to unleash a deadly virus for personal gain, co-starring with Jay Chou and Nicholas Tse in a narrative that highlighted On's ability to convey ruthless ambition and emotional conflict amid explosive set pieces.[14] The film, a box-office success grossing HK$22.21 million in Hong Kong, showcased On's evolution from supporting action performer to a compelling lead capable of carrying thriller elements with nuanced villainy.[15] On continued this trajectory with prominent supporting roles in ensemble action thrillers, including his portrayal of SDU Commander Michael Shek in Cold War (2012), where he contributed to the film's tense depiction of a high-stakes police crisis involving bomb threats and internal corruption, earning praise for his authoritative presence in group dynamics. His performance in As the Light Goes Out (2014), as a firefighter grappling with life-or-death decisions during a massive blaze, further demonstrated his shift toward characters requiring emotional depth beyond physical feats, leading to a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the 2014 Changchun Film Festival. On's growing international appeal stemmed from his U.S. upbringing and bilingual skills, facilitating crossovers into English-language productions influenced by Western action tropes. A key milestone was his role as the tyrannical warlord Shing in Outcast (2014), a historical adventure co-produced by China and the U.S., where he antagonized protagonists played by Nicolas Cage and Hayden Christensen in a tale of medieval intrigue and swordplay, marking one of his earliest Hollywood-adjacent ventures.[16] This collaboration extended to mainland Chinese cinema through partnerships with stars like Donnie Yen in Special ID (2013), where On played the intense triad boss Sunny in an espionage thriller that emphasized his martial arts prowess alongside psychological tension.[17] Building on his 2004 Hong Kong Film Award for Best New Performer in Star Runner, On's mid-career work earned further recognition, including the 2014 Changchun nomination, affirming his transition from pure action heroics to multifaceted antagonists in thrillers that demanded layered emotional portrayals.

Recent projects and achievements

In 2023, Andy On appeared in the action comedy Ride On, directed by Larry Yang, where he shared the screen with Jackie Chan in a supporting role amid a story of a washed-up stuntman and his loyal horse facing modern challenges.[18] That same year, On took the lead as SWAT captain Dong Gu in Blind War, a 2022 production directed by Huo Suiqian that gained wider international attention through its 2023 releases and subsequent streaming availability, showcasing his martial arts prowess in a high-stakes courthouse siege narrative.[19] These roles highlighted On's continued commitment to intense action sequences, building on his established physicality from earlier training in Hong Kong cinema.[20] On's output remained prolific into 2024, with antagonistic turns in streaming projects that expanded his presence on platforms like iQIYI. In The Comeback, directed by Huo Suiqian, he portrayed the ruthless Ah Jie opposite Simon Yam's Uncle Hua, in a crime thriller involving antique dealers and gang violence that premiered internationally and streamed widely, emphasizing brutal confrontations and moral ambiguity.[21] He also starred as A Can in To Live Through Death (also known as Shu Si Yi Bo or Deadly Impact), a 2024 action film directed by Ren Gaoliang, where his character, a former criminal turned undercover operative, battles human traffickers on a remote island alongside Louis Fan Siu-wong.[22] These performances, released primarily on digital and streaming services, underscored On's versatility in low-budget yet stunt-heavy productions.[23] Looking to 2025, On leads in Relentless Fury, an action thriller directed by Jimmy Hung featuring high-stakes gunfights and martial arts clashes, co-starring Vanness Wu as rival Roy in a tale of betrayal and revenge that evokes 1990s Hong Kong cinema aesthetics.[24] The film, distributed on platforms including iQIYI, Youku, and Tencent Video, marks a collaboration with Hung's stunt-driven style and positions On at the forefront of contemporary Chinese action fare.[25] Interviews from early 2025 suggest additional projects in development, reflecting his sustained productivity without major awards since the 2010s, though his consistent roles have boosted visibility on global streaming services.[26]

Music career

Debut as a singer

Andy On entered the music industry in 2003 through contributions to the soundtrack of the Hong Kong film Why Me? Sweetie?!, marking his debut as a singer.[27] The album, released on May 16, 2003, featured his solo track "No Longer Afraid of the Dark" (Chinese: 不再怕黑), an upbeat Mandarin-language song reflecting themes of overcoming fear that aligned with his emerging action-hero persona in cinema.[28][29] Additionally, On collaborated on the duet "Angel of Love" (Chinese: 愛的天使) with Taiwanese singer Jolin Tsai, a romantic ballad that incorporated Cantopop influences through its melodic structure and Hong Kong production style.[27] This track, also in Mandarin, highlighted his vocal range in a pop-oriented format and was included as part of the film's promotional efforts.[28] These early releases, tied directly to his acting opportunities, introduced On to music audiences amid his breakthrough in Hong Kong films like Star Runner that same year.[27] While not charting major commercial hits, the songs garnered attention from fans of the movie and Tsai's established following, establishing a modest overlap between his film and music personas.[28]

Collaborations and music videos

Andy On's musical collaborations in the early 2000s highlighted his emerging presence in Hong Kong and Taiwanese pop scenes, often blending his acting background with visual and performative elements. His duet with Taiwanese singer Jolin Tsai on "Angel of Love" (愛的天使), featured on the soundtrack for the 2003 romantic comedy Why Me? Sweetie?!, contributed to the film's promotional appeal.[28][30] On also appeared in music videos that intersected with his acting pursuits, providing platforms to display his physicality and charisma. In 2002, he starred as the male lead opposite Coco Lee in the video for her single "With You I'm Contented" (有你就够了), an upbeat pop track emphasizing emotional fulfillment in relationships. The collaboration promoted Lee's album Just No Other Way.[31][32] In 2004, On appeared in two music videos for Miriam Yeung: "Chow Chow Kiss" (处处吻) and "Willow Charm Flower Delicate" (柳媚花娇), further showcasing his on-screen presence in the Cantopop scene.[33] These early video appearances often incorporated dynamic choreography, leveraging On's martial arts training to blend dance sequences with action-oriented visuals, which aligned with his burgeoning film career and served as cross-promotional tools for his on-screen roles. Post-2010, On's musical output remained limited, with no major solo releases or extensive collaborations documented, though his focus shifted predominantly toward acting.

Personal life

Relationships and marriage

Andy On's early romantic life drew media attention due to his rising profile in Hong Kong entertainment. From 2009 to 2013, On dated model and actress Jennifer Tse, daughter of actor Patrick Tse, in a high-profile partnership that fueled marriage rumors in tabloids.[34][35] The couple's breakup was confirmed in May 2013, with both parties citing busy schedules as the reason, and it garnered coverage in Hong Kong media without any reported scandals.[36] On began dating model Jessica Cambensy in 2014, proposing to her during a trip to the Maldives in October 2015.[37] The pair welcomed a daughter in March 2016 before holding a low-key wedding ceremony at Turtle Bay Resort in Hawaii on October 15, 2017, attended by close friends and family including actors Philip Ng and Michael Wong.[38][39] Post-marriage, On and Cambensy have maintained a private life amid ongoing tabloid interest tied to their celebrity connections, avoiding public controversies and focusing on family. As of November 2025, their marriage remains stable with no reported issues.[40]

Family

Andy On and his wife, Jessica C., have two children: a daughter named Tessa (born March 2016) and a son named Elvis (born January 2018).[41][42] The family emphasizes privacy, with limited public details available about the children's birth years or daily lives, allowing them to shield their personal experiences from media scrutiny.[43] The couple maintains a bicoastal lifestyle, dividing time between Hong Kong—where On is based for his film and television commitments—and the United States, honoring his Providence, Rhode Island, upbringing and Jessica's Chicago roots. This arrangement enables family holidays and visits to extended relatives, as seen during their winter trips to the U.S. Jessica plays an active supportive role in On's career, accompanying him to industry events and occasionally posting curated family moments on social media, such as birthday celebrations, to balance public engagement with private boundaries.[44][45]

Filmography

Feature films

Andy On's feature film debut came in 2002 with Black Mask 2: City of Masks, in which he played the lead role of the titular masked vigilante fighting crime in a dystopian city.[8] In 2003, he starred as Tank Wong, a troubled student turned athlete, in the sci-fi action drama Star Runner.[46] A pivotal early role was in 2004's New Police Story, where On portrayed Tin Tin Law, a dedicated young officer who sacrifices himself during a high-stakes confrontation, sharing the screen with Jackie Chan.[13] In 2005, On appeared in Dragon Squad as Suet's undercover target, an action thriller involving a high-risk police operation.[47] Later in the decade, On appeared in Election 2 (2006) as Lik, a loyal enforcer in the Triad underworld power struggle.[48] He took on the role of Silver Dragon, a skilled martial artist inspired by Bruce Lee, in the biopic Fatal Contact (2006).[49] In Mad Detective (2007), On played a supporting cop investigating a complex case of split personalities and corruption.[50] On featured in Invisible Target (2007) as Tien Yeng-yee, a police officer in a revenge-driven action narrative.[51] 2010s On played Deng Zhi in the historical epic Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon (2008).[52] In 2010, he portrayed Yuan Lie in the martial arts film True Legend.[53] On achieved a lead role as Sean, an Interpol agent racing to stop a biological threat, in the 2012 action thriller The Viral Factor.[54] That same year, he starred as Sam Wong in Naked Soldier, depicting a former cop drawn back into espionage.[55] Also in 2012, On appeared in Cold War as SDU Commander Michael Shek.[56] In 2013's Special ID, On portrayed Sunny, an undercover operative navigating gang rivalries alongside Donnie Yen.[17] In 2011, he played Han Xin in White Vengeance.[57] He played Shing, a fierce warrior protecting a princess, in the 2014 fantasy action film Outcast with Nicolas Cage.[58] Also in 2014, On appeared as Ben Chan in That Demon Within, a psychological thriller about a cop haunted by inner demons.[59] In Michael Mann's Blackhat (2015), he was cast as Alex Trang, a tech-savvy accomplice in a global cybercrime plot.[60] On played Long Qi in Once Upon a Time in Shanghai (2014).[61] In 2016, he appeared in One Night Only.[62] On took the lead as Xia Qiankun, a drug lord, in Undercover Punch and Gun (2019).[63] He starred in Abduction (2019) as Conner.[64] 2020s In Blind War (2022), On played a key role in the action thriller.[65] In Ride On (2023), On supported as a stunt coordinator's ally in this heartfelt action-comedy starring Jackie Chan as an aging performer.[66] He played Ah Jie, a resilient fighter aiding a comeback story, in the 2023 action drama The Comeback.[67] On portrayed Qi Quan in 100 Yards (2023), a tense thriller involving a high-stakes escape.[68] In 2024's Hunt the Wicked, he starred in a vigilante pursuit narrative.[69] Also in 2024, On appeared in Fury 12 Hours, an intense survival action film.[70] In 2024, he played A Can in the action thriller To Live Through Death.[22] For 2025, he leads as Lin Lang, a battle-hardened soldier in the explosive thriller Relentless Fury, directed by Jimmy Hung.[71] On will also star as Guo Zhenfeng in the upcoming action adventure Ultimate Mission (2025).[72]

Television roles

Andy On began his television career with guest appearances in Hong Kong dramas during the mid-2000s, which helped establish his presence in the industry alongside his emerging film work. In 2003, he appeared in the TVB series Hi! Working Girls, portraying the character Ta-Chieh Sun in a comedic office-themed drama that highlighted his versatility in lighter roles.[73] These early spots, spanning roughly 2005 to 2010, often featured him in supporting capacities in action-infused narratives, allowing him to showcase his martial arts background while building his resume in the competitive Hong Kong entertainment scene.[2] In 2006, On played Kit in the supernatural series Dating a Vampire.[74] On transitioned to more prominent roles in mainland Chinese productions in the 2010s, emphasizing action and thriller elements. In 2011, he starred as Mao Jie in New Jade Guanyin, a crime drama series where his character navigated intense investigative scenarios, underscoring On's ability to handle antagonistic figures in high-stakes plots.[73] By 2018, On took on the role of Chao Xiaoshu in the fantasy action series Ever Night, a Tencent production based on a popular novel; as a stoic warrior and key ally to the protagonist, his performance involved dynamic fight sequences that highlighted his kickboxing and Wing Chun expertise. He reprised a similar archetype as Chao Erge in the sequel Ever Night Season 2 (2020), continuing the series' epic battles against supernatural threats.[2] In recent years, On has maintained a selective television presence, focusing on guest spots in high-profile wuxia series. His 2021 guest role as Qi Dangguo, the adopted son of a warlord, in Sword Snow Stride involved brief but intense combat scenes in a sprawling martial arts epic, adding depth to the ensemble cast's political intrigue.[2] As of November 2025, On has not announced new television projects following his recent film releases.

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  2. Andy On (安志傑 ) - MyDramaList
  3. Andy On - IMDb
  4. Andy On Movies List | Rotten Tomatoes
  5. Andy On | Martial Arts & Action Entertainment
  6. Andy On Filmography and Movies | Fandango
  7. Andy On - Biography - IMDb
  8. Andy On Biography | Fandango
  9. Andy On - Trivia - IMDb
  10. Black Mask 2: City of Masks (2002) - IMDb
  11. Black Mask 2: City of Masks - Rotten Tomatoes
  12. Looking for Mister Perfect (2003) - IMDb
  13. Hong Kong Films Awards (2004) - YumCha! - YESASIA
  14. New Police Story (2004) - IMDb
  15. The Viral Factor - Variety
  16. Film Review: The Viral Factor (2012) by Dante Lam
  17. Outcast - Full Cast & Crew - TV Guide
  18. Ride On (2023) Review - cityonfire.com
  19. Blind War (2022) - IMDb
  20. Blind War (2022) Review - cityonfire.com
  21. The Comeback (2023) - IMDb
  22. Shu Si Yi Bo (2024) - IMDb
  23. Film Review: To Live Through Death (2024) by Ren Gao Liang
  24. Like father, like son? Sammo's son creates Hong Kong action in the ...
  25. RELENTLESS FURY: Andy On & Vanness Wu Go to War in the ...
  26. Andy On - News - IMDb
  27. Why Me, Sweetie? (2003) - Soundtracks - IMDb
  28. Why Me? Sweetie?! OST - Andy On, Jolin Tsai - YESASIA
  29. Why Me? Sweetie?! OST - Jolin Tsai Andy On Louis Koo - Taiwan ...
  30. 蔡依林Jolin Tsai - 愛的天使Angel of Love [MV] - YouTube
  31. Andy On and Coco Lee: Complicated love - iNEWS
  32. 李玟CoCo Lee - 有你就夠了
  33. Tse the perfect match for actor On | South China Morning Post
  34. [Breakup Files] Jennifer Tse and Andy On Break Up - JayneStars.com
  35. Andy On & Jennifer Tse call it quits - Yahoo Life Singapore
  36. Andy On Proposed to Jessica C. in the Maldives - JayneStars.com
  37. [Celebrity Weddings] Andy On and Jessica C. Tie Knot in Hawaii
  38. Actor Andy On weds model Jessica Cambensy in Hawaii!
  39. Andy On and Jessica C. Hope to Have a Second Child
  40. Jessica Cambensy - IMDb
  41. Jessica C.'s Instagram Taken Over by Cute Kids - JayneStars.com
  42. Andy On and Jessica C. Meet the Parents - JayneStars.com
  43. Jessica C's favourite Kids' Gallery moments and courses
  44. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0378773/
  45. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2717822/
  46. 安志杰演过的电视剧电影 - 电视猫
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