Aaron Kwok hopes to direct a movie before 60

Heidi Hsia

23 February 2023 at 1:12 am·1-min read

23 Feb – Aaron Kwok recently shared that he has plans to one day become a director.

As reported on Skypost, the 57-year-old actor, who sat down for an interview alongside Gordon Lam to promote their new movie, "Cyber Heist", stated that he hopes to make his directorial debut before he turns 60.

The good news is, Aaron already has a script that he would like to turn into a movie.

"It took me eight years to produce the script. It will be a revenge film with a wide range of genre, including action, romance, as well as family elements," he said.

Aside from directing, Aaron also hopes to star in the project, saying that it will have a complex character.

Gordon, who sat next to Aaron as he shared his plans, stated that he would love to produce the project.

"Anything is possible," the actor responded.

Aaron Kwok and Gordon Lam star in 'Cyber Heist'

(Photo Source: Aaron Kwok IG, Takungpao)

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