Hong Kong actor Michael Miu, who starred in the hit TVB drama 'Line Walker', is said to have maintained his charisma and charm at the age of 56.

Miu portrayed the character of good cop gone bad who works for the Criminal Investigation Bureau in his most recent drama, 'Line Walker', where he got a fair share of screen time with younger actors which include the likes of Raymond Lam and Sammy Sum.

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Despite being cast among younger artists, Miu has been praised for retaining his charisma and charm on screen along with his capability to run the mile with Lam and Sum in the drama.

The actor reveals that although he has often been praised for his fit figure, he does not maintain any secret fitness regimens and he said that he almost never visits the gym.

The actor has been showered with loads of praises, but he is said to have remained humble up to now. Miu has also been working with TVB for three decades now, tracing his humble beginnings to the 1980s hit production entitled 'Five Tigers'.

Recalling the time he starred in 'Five Tigers', Miu said that back then, he was also a rookie artist who had his seniors to look up to, but 30 years later, he himself has become a senior artist.

He says that he doesn't mind being referred to as an old actor, adding that he likes seeing younger artists developing for the future and looking up to veteran actors like him.

"I feel very lucky to be able to do things that are appropriate for my age," says Miu.

When asked about his views on the ratings of 'Line Walker', the actor says that he is satisfied with the outcome. The drama has achieved its peak at 33 points during its finale week.

On a side note, he also gave his comments about actors' kids entering the entertainment industry and said that if ever his children would pursue acting, he will not stop them.

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