About Kwok One
Welcome To The Official Website Of Kwok One: Actor Martial Artist, And Performer.
Kung Fu Panda – Kwok One lent his voice to the character Han in the Dutch version of Kung Fu Panda 4.
Kwok One playing a supporting lead role in Netflix Originals’ Boxer, directed by Mitja Akorn.
Kwok One starred in the Dutch blockbuster Bon Bini Part 4: Bangkok Nights as the antagonist.
KWOK ONE : DUTCH ACTOR, MARTIAL ARTIST AND DANCER MAKING WAVES IN FIL AND TELEVISION
A polyglot, Kwok speaks fluent Chinese, Dutch, English, and German, with proficiency in Spanish and Portuguese. His rich baritone voice makes him a sought-after talent for voice-over work. Despite his small stature, Kwok’s charisma and confidence shine in live performances, improv theater, and stand-up comedy, captivating audiences worldwide.
Kwok One was born in the Netherlands to immigrant parents from China and Hong Kong, providing him with a unique multicultural upbringing. His father, originally from Guangzhou,
China, and his mother, from Hong Kong, instilled a deep respect for both Chinese traditions and Dutch culture. Growing up surrounded by two distinct cultures, Kwok was naturally drawn to martial arts and dance, both of which would shape his career and artistic identity
KWOK ONE, A RISING STAR IN MARTIAL ARTS, DANCE, AND ACTING
Kwok One was born in the Netherlands to immigrant parents from China and Hong Kong, providing him with a unique multicultural upbringing. His father, originally from Guangzhou,
China, and his mother, from Hong Kong, instilled a deep respect for both Chinese traditions and Dutch culture. Growing up surrounded by two distinct cultures, Kwok was naturally drawn to martial arts and dance, both of which would shape his career and artistic identity
In addition to martial arts, Kwok has always had a deep passion for dance. He studied theatre dance at the Amsterdam University of the Arts, where his skills flourished. His versality in both martial arts and dance provided him with a unique advantage, blending movement, grace, and emotion.
In 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Kwok transitioned to acting, enrolling in acting classes and later attending the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London. This pivot allowed Kwok to combine his martial arts, dance, and acting skills, bringing a dynamic and authentic presence to both the stage and screen.