New headshots and photos taken by renowned London-based photographer, Kim Hardy.
More new pictures available on the Gallery page.

"Missile From The East" premiered on Sky Documentaries in late September, and remains available to view via stream or download on Sky and Now TV for a limited period until 18th October 2021.
The feature length documentary film, directed by Justin Stokes, tells the true story of motorcycle racer, Ernst Degner and his family's daring escape from East Germany during the height of the Cold War.

The documentary features the real life James Matsumiya's account of his meetings and relationship with Degner.

"Missile From The East" is available to view (with subscription) on Sky and Now TV.

The trailer for the documentary film, "Missile From the East" has been released.   The true story of motorcycle racer, Ernst Degner, who risked it all with his family by defecting from East Germany during the height of the Cold War.

"Missile From the East" is set to air on Sky later this year.
The trailer can be viewed on the link below:

Alan has signed with Camilla Storey Management for representation.
While the industry continues to finds it's feet in the mist of Covid-19, Alan looks forward to establishing a strong, lasting collaboration with his new agency.

Alan was recently featured as a guest on the Kung Fu Drive-In Podcast, a leading channel that specialise coverage on Kung Fu and martial arts cinema.
Hear Alan talk about his upbringings in Ireland, his martial arts journey and step into acting, as well as his onscreen action turn on AMC's "Into the Badlands" and the hit short film "Soho Jimbo".
The interview can be heard on the following link:

Kung Fu Drive-In Podcast: Interview with Alan Wai, Baron Hassan, Into the Badlands

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Alan is involved in the new British ITV thriller, "White Dragon" and will begin filming his role next week.
The eight part series from the production company, Two Brothers Pictures ("The Missing", "Liar") stars John Simm of "Life on Mars" and "Doctor Who" fame and "Silent Witness"'s Emilia Fox, as well as Hong Kong veteran actor Anthony Wong ("Infernal Affairs" trilogy, "Hard Boiled").  The production had began and completed it's filming in Hong Kong during late 2017, and remainder of the shoot will take place in U.K.
More information on "White Dragon" can be found on ITV Media's website.

Alan's new and updated action performance reel is now available to view online on the Showreel & Gallery page.  It includes footage of Alan's work from AMC's hit martial arts series, "Into the Badlands" and the acclaimed UK action short comedy "Soho Jimbo".
Alan Wai's Action Reel can be viewed on the link below:

"Soho Jimbo" has made it as part of the official selection at the 25th Raindance Film Festival.  The action comedy short was directed by Chris Chung ("Handuken", "Wok"), produced by Christine Cheung ("Lovelorn"), with cinematography by Kit Fraser (the BAFTA winning feature "Under the Shadow"); it came to fruition as part of the 2016 ARRI Alexa Challenge in association with Directors UK.
Alongside Alan, the short features a host of British Chinese and East Asian talents including Daphne Cheung ("Doctor Who" - Season 10), Wai Wong ("The Dark Knight"), Naomi Christie ("Lilting"), David Cheung ("Mortedcai"), and Bruce Chong ("Now You See Me 2").
The complete short film can be viewed on Alan's Showreel and Gallery page, but don't miss the opportunity to catch "Soho Jimbo" on the big screen at Vue West End (Leicester Square) on 29th September as part of the Raindance Festival (shown before Hadi Ghandour's "The Traveller").
The complete programme line up of the 25th Raindance Film Festival can be viewed on the link below:

The national tour of On the Wire's production of "From Shore to Shore" has come to an end in York, playing to a sell out house of audience at Spurriergate Centre.
The production enjoyed a successful tour, with majority of the performances sold out and with full audience in attendance, playing at cities including Leeds, Manchester, Oxford, London, Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow, and Edinburgh.
"From Shore to Shore" (written by Mary Cooper in collaboration with MW Sun, and directed by David Tse) gained very positive reviews from critics and audiences alike.  Some press reviews can be viewed on the links below:
The Stage "FSTS" Review
Yorkshire Times "FSTS" Review
The Reviews Hub "FSTS" Review
York Press "FSTS" Review