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Salute was the first non-profit album released by a superstar in Hong Kong music history that would only compile songs originally performed by other singers. Other popular albums published by Cheung through Cinepoly Records included Hot Summer (1988), Virgin Snow (1988), Leslie '89 (Side face, IFPI Best Album of the Year, 1989), Final Encounter (1989), and Salute (1990). In 1988, he composed one of his most famous songs "Silence is Golden" (沉默是金). The success of Summer Romance made him one of the top two Cantopop idols at the time (the other was Alan Tam). Summer Romance became the Best Selling CD of the Year and IFPI Best Selling Album in Hong Kong. In 1986, he joined Cinepoly Records Hong Kong and released the album Summer Romance in 1987. Leslie Cheung in the Final Encounter of the Legend concert, 1989 During this period, Cheung continued to act in a number of Television Broadcasts (TVB) dramas, such as Once Upon an Ordinary Girl (侬本多情) and The Fallen Family (武林世家). Later, Cheung stated that he considers Nomad as his first "real" movie. Cheung's role as Louis in Nomad won him his first Best Actor nomination of the Hong Kong Film Awards. Among them, Nomad (1982, directed by Patrick Tam Kar-ming) are widely considered by film critic as the representation of the Hong Kong "New Wave" films.
From the early 1980s through 1986, most of the movies in which he had starred were teenage movies.
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Subsequently after this nomination, he began to star as the leading man in Teenage Dreamers (1982) and has held the lead role in almost every movie he had been in since. However, his acting talent was soon recognized with his nomination for the Hong Kong Film Awards' Best Supporting Actor for his role in On Trial.
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He appeared in supporting roles in his second and third movies Encore (1980) and On Trial (1981). "Who Can Be With Me" became the Gold of the Gold Songs (Best Song) of the Year for 1986.Ĭheung's movie career was a little slower to take off. Other Top Ten Gold Songs released by Cheung through Capital Artists included "Wild Wind" (不羁的风) (album, For Your Love Only, 1985) "Who Can Be With Me" (有谁共鸣) (album, Leslie Cheung: Allure Me, 1986) and "Love in Those Years" (当年情) (theme song for A Better Tomorrow, album Leslie Cheung: Allure Me, 1986). Fans began to demand fast and energetic Cantopop songs that would be suitable for both dancing and listening. "Monica" became representative of a new genre of Hong Kong music in the mid 1980s. In 1984, he released his first top ten hit song "Monica", which became the first so-called "fast" song that won the RTHK Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award. In 1983, Cheung released his first hit song, "The Wind Blows On" (风继续吹). While at Capital Artists, he also met Anita Mui, another Hong Kong Cantopop idol, starting a long lasting friendship. It was at Capital Artists that Florence Chan became his music agent and remained as such through his entire career. In 1982, Cheung joined Capital Artists upon the end of his contract with RTV.
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These TV dramas helped turn him into a household name in South East Asia. Cheung later stated that he was unaware of the sexual nature of the film when he signed the contract.ĭuring the 1970s and 1980s, he appeared in a number of TV dramas such as The Young Concubine (我家的女人), Agency 24 (甜甜廿四味), Pairing (对对糊), and The Spirit Of The Sword (浣花洗剑录). Cheung's first film, The Erotic Dream of the Red Chamber (红楼春上春) in 1978 was a soft porn film. He left Polydor Records at the end of his contract. He was once booed off the stage during a public performance, and his first two albums were not welcomed by the public.
The early days of his career were not easy.
He also signed a music contract with Polydor Records, releasing Day Dreaming (1977) and Lover's Arrow (1979). He signed a contract with RTV, which subsequently became Asia Television Limited (ATV) and began his career in the entertainment industry. In 1977, Cheung won second prize by singing Don McLean's "American Pie" at the Asian Music Contest held by Rediffusion Television (RTV). In 2000, Cheung was named Asian Biggest Superstar by China Central Television, and voted as The Most Favorite Actor in 100 Years of Chinese Cinema in 2005. Cheung was considered as "One of the founding fathers of Cantopop," and "combining a hugely successful film and music career". Leslie Cheung(Septem– April 1, 2003), nicknamed elder brother (哥哥), was an actor and musician from Hong Kong.
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