Andy On Chi-Kit

Age: 49

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Andy On Chi-Kit (Cantonese: 安志傑) (born 11 May 1977 in Providence, Rhode Island, United States) is a Chinese American actor and martial artist. He was born Andy Tien and as a child, he idolized Jackie Chan and would perform back flips and attempt to do martial arts in his backyard. While working as a bartender, someone suggested he go to Hong Kong to pursue a film career. Tien would leave and was discovered by Charles Heung and Tsui Hark, who cast Tien and gave him the new name "On Chi-Kit". Andy scored the titular role in Black Mask 2: City of Masks. To prepare for the role, On went to Shaolin Temple to train in wushu for a month. Andy is a practitioner of kickboxing and Wing Chun Kung Fu under friend and fellow actor Philip Ng. He is married to Jessica Cambensy, whom he met on the set of Zombie Fight Club. The couple have two children, daughter Tessa and son Elvis. Description above from the Wikipedia article Andy On, licensed under CC-BY-SA,full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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In their last big confrontation, the Decepticons have retreated to Cybertron and the Autobots have received signals from Cybertron of Autobot origin. They say that they were scattered on Cybertron, divided from each other. Optimus Prime leads his team of Autobots, and their human allies, to Cybertron so they can regroup with their friends and hopefully win the war. And with the rookies having ended their training, Prime believes they can accomplish it. But one of the Autobots' problems is that it's been 4 million years since they last lived here, so they don't know what to expect whether it's an old friend . . . or a new enemy. But their biggest situation is that Cybertron is controlled by Megatron and Impactor, meaning that they will hunt down the Autobots even if it takes them another 4 million years.

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