國際華語影壇盛事——「香港電影金像獎」每年於四月舉行，今年第四十三屆頒獎典禮訂於4月27日（星期日）假香港文化中心上演。香港電影金像獎協會（大會）在頒獎典禮舉行前出版特刊以作留念，大會今天（3日）發放榮獲「最佳男配角」及「最佳女配角」提名的演員的特刊造型照。

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最佳女配角造型照: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BRy2c7LES/

本屆候選「最佳男、女配角」的十位演員來自六齣好戲，其中以《破。地獄》獲得最多提名，片中四位演員朱栢康、秦沛、梁雍婷及韋羅莎均獲入圍;《九龍城寨之圍城》的古天樂及伍允龍亦雙雙獲得提名，其餘四位候選人為《虎毒不》的盧鎮業、《我談的那場戀愛》的鄧麗欣、《爸爸》的谷祖琳及《從今以後》的李琳琳。

本屆五位「最佳男配角」候選人當中，秦沛資歷最深，他曾在第六屆及第十三屆兩度榮膺香港電影金像獎「最佳男配角」，今次在《破。地獄》飾演長生店合伙人兼「撿骨師」第七度入圍。他在戲中以嚴謹專業態度為先人執骨，以及在老友過世後特意遠道回港吊唁、在靈前唏噓嘆息的兩幕演出，給觀眾留下深刻印象。朱栢康是《破》片另一位「最佳男配角」候選人，他扮演一位資質平庸、沒有主見的兒子，因少時讀書不成順理成章承繼父親衣缽成為喃嘸師傅。他於三月初在「2024年度香港電影導演會年度大獎」獲選為「最佳男配角」，並在去年年底舉行的「第六十一屆亞太影展」及剛完畢的「第十八屆亞洲電影大獎」中入圍同一獎項，他希望能在4月27日首次登上金像獎頒獎台勇奪殊榮。

「金像影帝」古天樂過去曾兩度入圍「最佳男配角」，今次在《九龍城寨之圍城》中飾演城寨話事人，是一位有情有義、武功高強的黑道傳奇人物。儘管已罹患肺癌病入膏肓，他仍不惜與仇敵展開激烈對抗，拼死捍衛故友之子及保衛城寨人的安全。首度榮獲提名的伍允龍在《九》片中的黑幫反派角色造型突出，一頭黑曲長髮配上太陽眼鏡，進一步突顯其狂妄囂張性格。他擁有深不可測、刀槍不入的功力，對付仇家時心狠手辣，誓要置對方於死地。伍允龍直言以武打演員及動作指導出身的他，未曾想過其個人首項金像獎提名是來自演技獎項，實在是個驚喜。盧鎮業在《虎毒不》一片中飾演新手爸爸，角色有著大男人心態，認為「男主外」賺錢養家理所當然，但將育兒責任全歸於妻子。他自然及生活化的演繹，讓他躋身「最佳男配角」五強。

五位「最佳女配角」候選人中，李琳琳最具演藝經驗。她久休多年後於《從今以後》中飾演一位年長的女同性戀者，與伴侶區嘉雯共譜戀曲。這個角色跟李琳琳與資深演員姜大衛結婚超過半世紀、兒孫滿堂的現實生活截然不同，但她的演繹卻自然真摯，為她帶來從影五十多年首次在「第十八屆亞洲電影大獎」及「香港電影金像獎」中獲提名「最佳女配角」的殊榮。

在《破。地獄》中，兩位女配角梁雍婷和韋羅莎再次入圍此獎項。去屆「最佳女配角」得主梁雍婷這次飾演一名同性戀者，當她的密友過世後，為了向至愛送別，千方百計避開密友的丈夫，只求入靈寢室見最後一面。韋羅莎則在《破。地獄》中扮演一位希望將兒子遺體以真空方式保存的母親，期待未來科技發達時能讓兒子復活。她在目睹殯儀師和喃嘸師傅為兒子的屍體進行防腐時淚如泉湧，充份表達對兒子的思念與不捨。

跟韋羅莎一樣，谷祖琳在《爸爸》片中同樣飾演一位媽媽，角色的背景是從年輕時與男主角拍拖到結婚生子，最終卻被患有精神分裂的兒子殺害。戲中她帶丈夫回鄉見家長，本身她不諳客家話但需要在短短幾天內學會說這方言，展現出她的語言天份，她已憑這個角色在三月初的「2024年度香港電影導演會年度大獎」中獲選為「最佳女配角」。最後一位入圍競逐「最佳女配角」的是《我談的那場戀愛》飾演情騙高手的鄧麗欣。身為情騙集團的「編劇」，專為旗下的騙子度身設計身份和形象，卻對愛情充滿幻想，經常以性感形象示人。鄧麗欣以突破搶眼的演出展現她的演技實力。 「第四十三屆香港電影金像奬」獲得各大機構鼎力支持及贊助，包括：場地贊助：康樂及文化事務署、大會指定電視台及電視製作伙伴：香港電視娛樂有限公司(ViuTV)及MakerVille、海外播放機構：映嘉娛樂及Starhub+、耀目贊助：溥儀眼鏡、盛饌支持：foodpanda香港、大會指定銀行及信用卡贊助：渣打銀行(香港)有限公司、大會美髮造型贊助：Dyson Beauty、大會指定化妝贊助：NARS、迷之贊助：MemeStrategy、特刊珠寶贊助：GRAFF、商品合作伙伴：sensory ZERO、CASETiFY及駱駝牌水壺、酒店伙伴：香港麗晶酒店、媒體伙伴：MING’S、明報周刊、Vogue Hong Kong及hkmovie6、廣告伙伴：領彩有限公司及香港誠品文化有限公司、特刊拍攝場地伙伴：邵氏影城及香港知專設計學院、大會網絡平台直播伙伴：小薯茄，以及後期製作伙伴：匯影影視製作有限公司。

特別鳴謝香港電影化妝師及髮型師協會為本屆金像獎提供髮型及化妝支援。


The prestigious international Chinese-language film event, the Hong Kong Film Awards, is held in April annually. This year, the Awards Presentation Ceremony for the 43rd edition will take place on Sunday, 27th April, 2025 at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. The Hong Kong Film Awards Association (HKFAA) will publish a commemorative booklet to mark this grand event. Today, HKFAA released the styling portraits of the ‘Best Supporting Actor’and ‘Best Supporting Actress’

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This year’s nominees for the ‘Best Supporting Actor’ and ‘Best Supporting Actress’ awards comprise ten talented actors from six outstanding films. The Last Dance receives the most nominations with four nominees, namely Tommy CHU, Paul CHUN Pui, Rachel LEUNG and Rosa Maria VELASCO. The film Twilight of The Warriors: Walled In follows with two nominations for Louis KOO and Philip NG. Other four nominees are LO Chun Yip from Montages of a Modern Motherhood, Stephy TANG from Love Lies, Jo KOO from PaPa, and Maggie Li Lin Lin from All Shall Be Well.

Among these five nominees, Paul CHUN Pui boasts the most experience. He has won the ‘Best Supporting Actor’ title by the Hong Kong Film Awards twice, at the 6th and 13th editions, respectively. This time, he is recognized for his role as a funeral business partner and master of exhumation in The Last Dance. His meticulous performance portraying the role’s professionalism in handling ancestral remains, as well as the poignant emotion of rushing to Hong Kong and mourning a close friend at the funeral home, have left a lasting impression on the audience. Tommy CHU is another contender for ‘Best Supporting Actor’ from The Last Dance. He plays a mediocre and indecisive son who, after failing to excel in his studies, has no choice but to follow his father’s footsteps to become a Taoist priest. In early March, he was recognized as ‘Best Supporting Actor’ at the 2024 Annual Awards of the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild. He also received nominations for the same title at the 61st Asia-Pacific Film Festival last year and the recently concluded 18th Asian Film Awards. He aspires to stage on the Hong Kong Film Awards on 27th April to claim this prestigious accolade for the first time.

Louis KOO, a former Best Actor awardee at the Hong Kong Film Awards, has also received two nominations for ‘Best Supporting Actor’ in the past. This year, he is recognized for his role as the local crime lord in Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In. He portrays a legendary figure in the underworld regarded for his profound loyalty and exceptional martial art skills. Despite battling advanced lung cancer, he fiercely confronts his enemies, and is determined to protect the son of his deceased friend and safeguard the walled City community. Philip NG plays a standout gangster villain in Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In. This character has earned him a nomination for the first time at the Hong Kong Film Awards. His appearance with long curly black hair and sunglasses accentuates the arrogant personality of the role who possesses formidable, almost invulnerable skills, and shows ruthless determination when combating against his rivals, vowing to eliminate them. NG candidly remarked that, as a martial artist and action director, he has never expected his first nomination is in the acting category which, to him, is a delightful surprise.

LO Chun Yip plays a novice father in Montages of a Modern Motherhood, who is a male chauvinist believing it is natural for men to earn a living while leaving all parenting duties to the wives. His authentic and down-to-earth acting has secured him a seat among the top five nominees for ‘Best Supporting Actor’.

Among the five nominees for ‘Best Supporting Actress’, Maggie LI Lin Lin excels with the most acting experience. After a lengthy break, she shines in All Shall Be Well playing an older lesbian who has a long-term relationship with her partner Petra AU Ga Man. This character contrasts sharply with her real life, where she is married and enjoys a large family. However, her performance is both natural and sincere, earning her nominations for ‘Best Supporting Actress’ at both the 18th Asian Film Awards and the 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards, her first time in over fifty years of artistry.

In The Last Dance, the two nominees for ‘Best Supporting Actress’ category, Rachel LEUNG and Rosa Maria VELASCO are once again in contention. LEUNG, the previous year's winner for the same title, acts a lesbian who, after the passing of her close friend, desperately tries to keep away from her friend's husband so that she could bid a final farewell to her at the viewing room of the funeral parlour. Rosa Maria VELASCO portrays a miserable mother who decides to preserve the corpse of her son through vacuum sealing, hoping that future medical advancements will bring him back to life. As she looks on the mortician and the Taoist priest working on her son's during the embalming process, her tears flow freely, expressing her deep longing and sorrow for her deceased son.

Like VELASCO, Jo KOO also plays a mother in PaPa. Her character evolves from a young woman dating the male lead to a married mother, ultimately tragically killed by her schizophrenic son. For a memorable scene in the movie where she brings her husband to meet her parents at her hometown, she needs to learn to speak the dialect Hakka not known to her in just a few days, showcasing her linguistic talent. She was awarded ‘Best Supporting Actress’ at the 2024 Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild Annual Awards for this role.

The final nominee for ‘Best Supporting Actress’ is Stephy TANG for her role in Love Lies. She plays a ‘scriptwriter’ for a con artist group, designing identities and personas for the scammers under her guidance. Despite being an expert of deception, she remains idealistic about love, often showcases herself in a seductive image. Her impressive acting is exemplified by her eye-catching and innovative performance.

The 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards is well supported and sponsored by various organisations, including Venue Sponsor ‘The Leisure and Cultural Services Department’, Official TV Broadcaster and TV Production Partner, ‘HK Television Entertainment Company Limited (ViuTV) & MakerVille’, Overseas Broadcaster, ‘Celestial Tiger Entertainment’ and ‘StarHub TV+’, Dazzling Sponsor, ‘Puyi Optical’, Million Tastes Sponsor, ‘foodpanda Hong Kong’, Official Banking and Credit Card Sponsor, ‘Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited’, Official Hair Styling Sponsor, ‘Dyson Beauty’, Official Makeup Sponsor, ‘NARS’, LOL Sponsor, ‘MemeStrategy’, Booklet Jewellery Sponsor, ‘GRAFF’, Merchandise Partner, ‘sensory ZERO’, ‘CASETiFY’ and ‘Camel 1940’, Hotel Partner, ‘Regent Hong Kong’, Media Partner, ‘MING’S’, ‘Ming Pao Weekly’ ,’Vogue Hong Kong’ and ‘hkmovie6’, Advertising Partner, ‘Leading Rainbow Limited’ and ‘Eslite Culture Hong Kong Limited’, Booklet Shooting Venue Partner, ‘Shaw Studios’ and ‘Hong Kong Design Institute’, Official Online Live Streaming Partner, ‘YouTube Channel Pomato’ and Post Production Partner, ‘Interface Video Production Ltd’.

Special thanks to the Hong Kong Film Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Association for providing hair styling and makeup support for the 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards.


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