Biography

Robin Leong graduated in Speech Communications from the University of Washington and has never been far from film and entertainment since, having found success acting in film, television and stage productions for the past 25 years.

Robin began acting in the early 1990's in Hong Kong with film credits that include "Yesteryou, Yesterme, Yesterday", from acclaimed Hong Kong director Samson Chiu and producer Peter Chan and "Five Lonely Hearts" from award winning director Fruit Chan.

Robin first set foot in Singapore in 1997 and quickly became a household name with leading roles in the hit comedy "3 Rooms" and the popular police drama "Triple Nine" (1998-2000). His starring roles in these English series prompted a move into the Chinese entertainment market in the year 2001 with his critically acclaimed role as a mute in "Knotty Liaisons". His success continued in the Chinese market with another leading role in the top rated Martial Arts drama, "The Challenge" in 2002. A man of many talents, Robin also starred in the stage production of David Hare's "The Blue Room", where his debut stage performance was lauded as 'hilarious and brilliant' by critics. Robin's lifelong passion for martial arts and sports finally led him to Channel News Asia in 2003 where he also excelled as a sports, entertainment and lifestyle presenter.

In 2006, Robin began his producing career with the successful staging of "A Kung Fu Tale" at the Esplanade Theatre in Singapore, together with legendary Kung Fu Master Wu Bin. Robin continued to expand his producing talents in 2008 with the internationally released feature film "Dance of the Dragon" starring Jason Scott Lee and Korean superstar Jang Hyuk.
- IMDb mini biography by: Wei Chong

Robin Leong's father is Grandmaster John S.S. Leong, a prominent Hung Gar Kung Fu practitioner who opened one of the first public Kung Fu schools in the United States in 1963.