They have the looks and street cred. Beyond that, they’re multi-talented, having conquered the red carpet and taken ownership of social media. They act, host, sing, direct and produce. In this celebrities’ edition of 20 Good Men of 2020, Her World presents a talent-stacked list who are making their mark in Singapore, China, Taiwan and India.
Find Alan Wan a familiar face? You might recognise him from TVB dramas. The actor has appeared in many popular TVB and Hong Kong dramas before heading to Singapore to break into the acting scene. We spoke to teh 33-year-old to find out why he moved here and future plans.

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It’s a local production that follows the lives and challenges of a group of office workers who run a prawn park, and they’re trying to keep the park from closing in six months.
The show, which will air next year, is about the downturn this year. Some of the underlying themes are: keeping a business alive, and trying to retain employees during the bad times.
I got my first supporting role as a wealthy bad boy in the local drama, Faculty, in 2017. Two years later, I fell in love with the scene here. I’m ready to take on new challenges, focusing on acting (in English).
This year, I got the male lead, a first for me, in a local production – In Love by Numbers, an English-language rom-com that’s screening on meWatch. I play an anti-social tech-geek in this one!
My mother “pushed” me and signed me up for a (talent) challenge search when I was 21. I never even thought of acting as a career then. It’s partly because of my parents… they’ve supported me in pretty much anything I want to do.