Eric Kot

A radio host, actor, and director from Hong Kong, Eric Kot formed SoftHard with Jan Lamb in 1988; he won Best Supporting Actor (Comedy/Farce) at the 33rd Hong Kong Drama Awards for the stage production "Di-Dar".

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Eric Kot, born in 1966, is a radio host, actor, and director from Hong Kong, and a member of the group SoftHard.

Kot met Jan Lamb while studying design at Caritas Bianchi College of Careers; the two later worked together at Esprit as clothing salespeople and window designers. In 1988, Kot joined Commercial Radio Hong Kong as a DJ and formed SoftHard with Jan Lamb; he initially mainly reported traffic news, and later hosted several radio programs on 叱咤903, including "老人院時間", as well as the TVB program "軟硬製造".

In the late 1990s, SoftHard's group activities wound down and Kot focused on film. In 1995, he received a Best Actor nomination at the 14th Hong Kong Film Awards for "三個相愛的少年", and a Best Supporting Actor nomination the same year for "新同居時代". In 1996, he received a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the 15th Hong Kong Film Awards for "花月佳期". In 1997, he co-starred with Stephen Chow in "算死草" and "行運一條龍". In 1998, he directed his first film, "初纏戀后的二人世界", produced by Wong Kar-wai.

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Born
December 30, 1966age 59
Born in
Hong Kong
Career start
Debut as group member · 1988
Active
  • 1988 – present38 years
Gender
Male
Aliases
葛民辉, 葛民輝

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