Bryan Chang

Bryan Chang (Chang Shu-hao), born on October 22, 1988, is an actor from Taiwan. He officially entered the entertainment industry in 2006 with the television drama "Dangerous Mind," and in 2007, he won the Mini-Series Male Lead Award at the 42nd Golden Bell Awards for his role in the short drama "Hai Hao, Wo Men Dou Hai Zai Zhe Li." In 2009, he participated in the inspirational idol drama "Play Ball," and in 2010, he starred in the mini-art drama "Year Of The Rain."
In 2011, he received critical acclaim for his performance in the film "Kora." The following year, he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 49th Golden Horse Awards for the film "GF*BF" and won Best Supporting Actor at the 14th Taipei Film Awards. He then starred in the film "Apolitical Romance" in 2013. In 2015, he showcased his remarkable acting skills as the troublesome character Zhang Boyan in the family drama "Baby Daddy."
In 2017, the film "Please Love Her," in which he participated, premiered in mainland China. That same year, he also starred in the comedy film "We Are Family," playing a soon-to-be-graduated college student named Wei Li. In 2018, he starred in the wartime television drama "The Bittersweet Taiwan," portraying the passionate youth Zhou Shaozheng.
In 2020, he co-starred with Nini Ou-Yang in the television drama "The Haunted Heart," which aired in Taiwan. On December 3 of the same year, he starred in the sci-fi mystery drama "Futmalls.com," playing the role of Zhao Xuzhen, the captain of the criminal investigation team. In 2021, he collaborated with Michelle Chen and others in the film "A Trip with Your Wife."
In June 2022, he participated in the filming of the LGBTQ+ themed television drama "The Nipple Talk," marking his return to portraying a homosexual character after "GF*BF." On January 17, 2024, the crime mystery drama "Not a Murder Story," featuring Bryan Chang, will officially premiere.