chen hao sen

Edward Chen, juga dikenal sebagai Chen Hao-sen (陳昊森), adalah aktor dan penyanyi Taiwan yang lahir pada tanggal 2 Agustus 1996, di Taichung, Taiwan. Ia lulus dari Universitas Hsing Wu dengan gelar di bidang Seni Pertunjukan. Edward terkenal karena perannya sebagai Chang Jia-han dalam film tahun 2020 yang mendapat banyak pujian, Your Name Engraved Herein, yang menjadi tonggak sejarah dalam sinema LGBTQ+ di Taiwan. Penampilannya membuatnya mendapatkan nominasi Penampil Pendatang Baru Terbaik di Penghargaan Golden Horse ke-57. Karier Edward mencakup berbagai peran baik dalam film maupun televisi. Dia membintangi serial drama Red Balloon tahun 2017 dan muncul di film sejenisnya The Post-Truth World (2022) dan Scamsgiving (2023). Selain akting, ia juga terjun ke dunia musik, merekam lagu tema Your Name Engraved Herein dan merilis single seperti "Hidden Pain" dan "Aloof." Dalam sebuah wawancara, dia ditanya mengapa dia memilih peran LGBTQ+. Dia menjawab: "Adik saya seorang lesbian. Saya berbicara dengannya tentang film gay yang saya buat. Saya ingin Anda segera menontonnya karena itu sulit baginya. Saya berharap melalui peran saya, saya dapat menunjukkan bahwa saya mendukungnya, dan itu luar biasa."

Edward Chen, also known as Chen Hao-sen (陳昊森), is a Taiwanese actor and singer born on August 2, 1996, in Taichung, Taiwan. He graduated from Hsing Wu University with a degree in Performing Arts. Edward is best known for his role as Chang Jia-han in the critically acclaimed 2020 film Your Name Engraved Herein, which became a milestone in LGBTQ+ cinema in Taiwan. His performance earned him a nomination for Best New Performer at the 57th Golden Horse Awards. Edward's career includes a variety of roles in both film and television. He starred in the 2017 drama series Red Balloon and appeared in movies like The Post-Truth World (2022) and Scamsgiving (2023). In addition to acting, he has ventured into music, recording the theme song for Your Name Engraved Herein and releasing singles like "Hidden Pain" and "Aloof." In an interview, he was asked why he chose LGBTQ+ roles. He replied: "My sister is a lesbian. I talked to her about the gay films I made. I want you to see them soon because it was difficult for her. I hope that through my roles, I can show that I support her, which is incredible."