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Wang-Weiliang

WANG WEILIANG 王伟良

Height
175cm
Race
Chinese
Language Proficiency
English, Mandarin, Hokkien
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Wang Weiliang started his career in the entertainment industry as a “Getai” singer before catapulting to fame through the Jack Neo's movies Ah Boys To Men 1 and Ah Boys to Men 2.

Weiliang played recruit Bang Lee Onn, better known as "Lobang King", a street-smart and witty recruit. His comedic personality shined through his role and won the hearts of many and soon became one of the most well- loved personalities on and offline.

From Ah Boy to the Lion Man. Weiliang took on a leading role In Jack's new movie "The Lion Men"《狮神决战》, an action-comedy which revolved round the lives of the members in the Tiger-Crane Lion Dance Association headed by Master He. Weiliang plays the role of Mikey, the timid but loyal second fiddle to Supreme (Tosh Zhang) when they were in the same troupe. Weiliang and the rest of his cast had to go through three months of intensive lion dance and martial arts training. Despite having practiced lion dance for eight years, Weiliang fell while attempting difficult stunts on high pillars and injured himself.

In 2017, Weiliang played the leading role in Boris Boo’s 8th directorial work - Lucky Boy 《天公仔》. His character, Lin Yu, is a boy who is constantly surrounded by misfortune and is always one step behind others in the film.

Weiliang also sang an original soulful yet catchy ballad for the Lion Men's soundtrack entitled 'Qian Zhe Wo' 《牵着我》. Less than 2 weeks after the MTV was launched, the video had garnered more than 78,000 views.

With a flair in hosting and singing, this young star is the winner of OMY Best Newcomer Award in 2012.

This multi-talented artiste further reprised his role as Lobang King in Ah Boys to Men: The Musical, shocking both the audience and the media with his emotional solo number. In 2018, Weiliang returned to the theatre stage for the production Masters of Comedy. It celebrates the stories of our funny men – the respected Bai Yan, comic duo Wang Sha Ye Feng, Hua Liang Zhao Jin, Jack Neo, Mark Lee and Hui Ge!

Bringing his comedic and singing talents back to the stage, Weiliang created a stand-up comedy segment together with Suhaimi Yusof, “Abang and Ah Beng”, where they sing and banter while discovering a little more about what it means to be a Chinese and Malay in Singapore. They have since performed this segment at several events such as the Great Eastern Dinner and Dance 2019, Light to Night Festival 2020, Kuok Group Golf Charity in 2019 as well as the Eu Yan Sang 140th Anniversary Dinner and Dance.

Wang Weiliang is proudly represented by FLY Entertainment.