Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin
Biography
Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin, also known as Alex Lam Chi-Sin, is an actor from Hong Kong born on April 13, 1982, in the British Crown Colony, now China. Known for his acting with seventy-nine known credits on the Movie Database, he first participated at the age of 16 in the performance of The King of Comedy, which starred Stephen Chow, where he became known for his unique voice. In 2005, he and five business partners each invested more than 10,000 yuan to establish the company STAR-06, which specializes in night-time discs and activities. His stage name is written in Chinese characters as 林子善.
Career overview
Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin, also known as Alex Lam Chi-Sin, is an actor from Hong Kong. He was born on April 13, 1982, in the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong, which is now part of China. At the age of 16, he participated in the performance of The King of Comedy, which starred Stephen Chow. During this early work, he became known for his unique voice.
In addition to his performance career, he ventured into business. In 2005, he and five business partners each invested more than 10,000 yuan to establish a company named STAR-06. The business specialized in night-time discs and activities.
Within the entertainment industry, his professional profile includes known credits in acting. His work spans both television and film platforms, cataloged under his known credits and stage name in public reference databases.
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Full Filmography
79 titles- Case X Decoded (2026) as Lau Chin-mo
- Hong Kong Crime Story (2026) as Xi Men
- 香港奇案2026 (2026)
- Hong Kong Crime Story (2026) as Xi Men
- Anonymous Signal (2025) as Lau Lik
- The Grey Men 2 (2025) as Knife
- Extras for Chasing The Dragon (2025)
- The Grey Men (2024)
- The Invisibles (2023) as San Si Lam
- Chasing the Dragon (2023) as Zhu Youzi
- Endless Battle (2023)
- I've Got The Power (2022) as Ko Shau
- Once Upon a Time in Hong Kong (2021) as Timmy
- The Miracle Spy (2021)
- Chasing the Dragon (2020)
- Barrack O'Karma (2019) as Chun Ka Chun
- Our Unwinding Ethos (2019) as Pan Da Li (Dali)
- Flirting Scholar from the Future (2019) as Qui Zhang
- Unbeatable Youth (2019)
- My Kickass Wife (2019)
- Heroes Amidst Turmoil (2019)
- The Real Iron Monkey (2019)
- Apple-Colada (2018)
- Stealing Seconds (2018) as 徐飛毅
- Agent Mr. Chan (2018) as Trailer Staff
- The Unholy Alliance (2017)
- Burning Hands (2017) as Ting Kuen "NT Kid"
- A Fist Within Four Walls (2016) as But Tak-liu
- The Gigolo 2 (2016) as Dick
- The Last Healer in Forbidden City (2016)
- Nowhere to Hide! (2016)
- Wild City (2015) as Gei
- All That is Bitter is Sweet (2014) as Hung Bing
- The Ultimate Addiction (2014) as Wong Ying Biu / "Tiger"
- Officer Geomancer (2014)
- Times of Warlords (2014)
- Bounty Lady (2013) as Bat Fan Keung
- Young and Dangerous: Reloaded (2013) as Pou-Pan
- Highs and Lows (2012) as Nin Yau-Fu
- Ghetto Justice II (2012) as George Mike, Jr. (MJ)
- Ghetto Justice (2011) as George Mike Jr. / MJ
- Super Snoops (2011)
- My Sister of Eternal Flower (2011) as Hua wei cong
- Beach Spike (2011) as Water
- Men Suddenly in Love (2011)
- My Better Half (2010)
- A Fistful of Stances (2010) as Ku Yu Leung
- Don Juan DeMercado (2010)
- The Winter Melon Tale (2009)
- Love Exchange (2008)
- Men Don't Cry (2007) as 金錢豹
- Beauty and the 7 Beasts (2007) as Casanova
- It's a Wonderful Life (2007) as Toy Dept's staff
- The Gentle Crackdown (2006) as 鄧
- Wo Hu (2006) as Kin
- Men Suddenly in Black 2 (2006) as VCD seller
- Bet to Basic (2006)
- New Born (2005)
- Kung Fu Hustle (2004) as Bully
- Hot Cop in the City (2004)
- Papa Loves You (2004)
- Naked Ambition (2003)
- My Left Eye Sees Ghosts (2002) as May's Stepbrother
- Mighty Baby (2002)
- Shaolin Soccer (2001) as Team Gangster Player #1
- Master Q 2001 (2001) as 12138
- Merry-Go-Round (2001)
- Jiang Hu: The Triad Zone (2000) as JoJo's Brother
- Money Laundry (2000)
- King of Comedy (1999) as Hung
- The Legendary Tai Fei (1999) as Shin
- The Rules of the Game (1999)
- Metade Fumaça (1999) as Blondie
- He is My Enemy, Partner and Father-In-Law (1999) as Computer Repairman
- The Deadly Camp (1999) as Professor
- The Masked Prosecutor (1999) as Teenager Acquitted of Robbery
- Street Kids Violence (1999) as Beep
- The Untold Story 3 (1999) as Lui Kar Cheung
- Once Upon a Time in Triad Society 2 (1996)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin best known for?
Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Hong Kong Crime Story (2026), Hong Kong Crime Story (2026), Anonymous Signal (2025), The Gigolo 2 (2016).
When and where was Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin born?
Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin was born on April 13, 1982 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony [now China].
How many credits does Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin have?
Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin has accumulated over 79 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1996 to 2026.
What is Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin's background in cinema and television?
Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin, also known as Alex Lam Chi-Sin, is an actor from Hong Kong born on April 13, 1982, in the British Crown Colony, now China. Known for his acting with seventy-nine known credits on the Movie Database, he first participated at the age of 16 in the performance of The King of Comedy, which starred Stephen ...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Kung Fu Hustle (2004) as Bully — aged about 22
- King of Comedy (1999) as Hung — aged about 17
- Shaolin Soccer (2001) as Team Gangster Player #1 — aged about 19
- Anonymous Signal (2025) as Lau Lik — aged about 43
- The Untold Story 3 (1999) as Lui Kar Cheung — aged about 17
- Naked Ambition (2003) — aged about 21
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