This is a list of notable Hongkongers, sorted by their last name in alphabetical order.
A David Akers-Jones (), British colonial administrator, Chief Secretary of Hong Kong (1985 to 1987), Acting Governor of Hong Kong (1986–1987), Hong Kong Affairs Advisor Jamie Atkinson (), cricketer, Hong Kong cricket team Au Wai Lun (), footballer, Hong Kong National Representativemmers Au Chi-wai (), Hong Kong amateur snooker player Jin Au-Yeung (), rapper (American Chinese)
B Clara Blandick (1876–1962), American theater and film actress Bob's Your Uncle, YouTuber who makes videos about cooking and travelling
C Albert Chan (), politician Anson Chan (), politician and former civil servant Edith Chan (陳家碧), actress Eason Chan, singer, actor Fruit Chan (), film director Hugo Chan (), lawyer, notary public Jackie Chan (), actor Sita Chan (), singer Sophia Chan (), professor and politician David Chan Yuk-cheung (), leader of Baodiao movement () William Chang (), art director, costume and production designer, film editor Catchick Paul Chater (), businessman Chen Din Hwa (), businessman, founder of Nam Fung Development Ltd Edison Chen (), actor, singer Fala Chen (), singer, actress Kelly Chen (), singer, actress, TV presenter, movie director, commercial model Adam Cheng (), actor Davi Cheng, artist Sammi Cheng (), singer, actress, TV presenter Shiu-Yuen Cheng () Yumiko Cheng (), singer Cheng Ting Ting (), artist Hilton Cheong-Leen (), businessman and politician Angie Cheung () Cecilia Cheung (), singer, actress Cindy Cheung () Fernando Cheung (), lecturer, social worker Jacky Cheung (), singer, actor Cheung Kam Ching, former head of the Department of Religion and Philosophy at Hong Kong Baptist University, currently Professor of the Department of Philosophy, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Leslie Cheung, singer, actor Maggie Cheung (Cheung Ho Yee) Chen Han ren Maggie Cheung (Cheung Man Yuk), actress Mama Cheung, YouTuber who makes videos about cooking Rachel Cheung (), pianist Steven Cheung, actor Steven N. S. Cheung, economist Teresa Cheung (Cheung Siu Wai) Benny Chia (), author, founder of Fringe Club, festival director Chin Tsi-ang (), actress Angie Chiu (), actress Rebecca Chiu, Asia known squash player, Hong Kong National representative Samson Chiu (), film director Raymond Cho (), singer, actor Ada Choi (), actress Elkie Chong (), singer, actress based in South Korea, best known as a member of CLC Agnes Chow (), politician and social activist Raymond Chow (), Hong Kong film producer Niki Chow (), singer, actress Stephen Chow (), actor, comedian Vivian Chow (), DJ, actress York Chow () Chow Yun-fat (), actor Grace Choy (), chef Almond Chu (), artist and photographer Athena Chu (), actress Samuel Chu Winston Chu (), lawyer Wallace Chung, singer, actor Chung Sze Yuen (), retired politician Adrienne Louise Clarkson (née Poy) (), journalist and stateswoman
D Dejay Choi Venerable Prof. K. L. Dhammajoti, Buddhist monk and director of Buddha-Dharma Centre of Hong Kong Ltd Christopher Doyle (), cinematographer, actor, photographer, and film director Lydia Dunn (), businesswoman, politician
E Audrey Eu (), politician, former Member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong
F Fan Chun Yip, Asia known Hong Kong football star, Hong Kong National Representative Rita Fan (), politician Henry Fok Timothy Fok (), businessman, politician, son of Henry Fok Alex Fong Chung-Sun, Hong Kong TV and film actor Alex Fong Lik-san (), professional swimmer turned actor and singer Alexander Fu (), actor Fu Mingxia (), female diver, multiple Olympic gold medalist Marco Fu (), world known snooker player Frederick Fung, Chairman of the Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood Fung Kwok Wai, Hong Kong amateur snooker player
H Brian Hau, singer, songwriter and columnist Anne Heung (), actress Tom Hilditch, journalist, publisher Albert Ho (), Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China person Cyd Ho (), politician Denise Ho (), actress, singer Ho Sin Tung, artist Stanley Ho (), entrepreneur Willis Ho (), activist, journalist Kuan Hsin-chi, chairman of the Civic Party Jessica Hester Hsuan (), actress Alfred Hui (), singer Andy Hui (), actor Ann Hui (), film director King Hu (), film director Michael Hui (), actor, director, scriptwriter, producer Sam Hui (), singer, actor Sammo Hung (), actor, martial artist, film director William Hung Luke Hunt, journalist and author Babar Hayat, cricketer, Hong Kong cricket team
I Stephen Ip (), politician
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K Lawrence Kadoorie, businessman Michael Kadoorie, businessman Charles K. Kao (), engineer and physicist Nicholas Kao Se Tseien (), Catholic priest James Johnstone Keswick, businessman William Keswick Ambrose King (), sociologist, educator, writer and academic Josephine Koo (), actress Stuart Krohn, rugby player, lock Charles Kwan () Stanley Kwan, film director Aaron Kwok, singer, dancer and actor Dennis Kwok (), politician Raymond Kwok (), chairman and managing director of Sun Hung Kai Properties Thomas Kwok (), former joint-chairman of Sun Hung Kai Properties Walter Kwok (), businessman, formerly chairman and CEO of Sun Hung Kai Properties Paul Kwong, Second Anglican Archbishop and Primate of Sheng Kung Hui Peter Kwong, First Anglican Archbishop and Primate of Sheng Kung Hui Kwok Ka Ming () Leo Ku (), singer Louis Koo (), actor, singer Nancy Kwan, actress
L Lucas Wong (), rapper of Thai and Chinese descent, former member of the South Korean boy group NCT and its Chinese sub-unit WayV Lai Ka Ying, astronaut on the Shenzhou 23 program, first Hong Kong SAR person to go to space Larissa Lai, writer, critic, and professor Leon Lai (), singer, actor George Lam (), singer, actor Raymond Lam (), TVB actor and singer Ringo Lam Leng-tung (), film director Sandy Lam (), singer Sunny Lam, (), singer-songwriter Terence Lam, (), singer-songwriter Douglas Lapraik, shipping and real estate magnate Andy Lau Tak Wah (), actor and singer Lau Ching Wan (), actor Emily Lau (), politician Kurtis Lau Wai-kin (), professional League of Legends video game player Honcques Laus (), activist, utilitarian Nathan Law (, activist and politician Akandu Lawrence (), football player Allen Lee (), politician Ambrose Lee (), former Secretary for Security of Hong Kong Andy Lee (), Hong Kong professional snooker player Lee Hoi-chuen (), Cantonese opera actor, father of Bruce Lee and Robert Lee Rain Lee, actress, singer, antagonist Bruce Lee (), kung fu master and actor, son of Lee Hoi-chuen Robert Lee (), musician, son of Lee Hoi-chuen Colleen Lee (), pianist Hacken Lee (), singer, actor Johnson Lee (), TVB actor, impressionist Lee Kin Wo, Hong Kong football star, Hong Kong National Representative Lee Lai Shan (), windsurfer, Olympic gold medalist Lilian Lee (), novelist, best known as the author of Farewell My Concubine and Rouge Martin Lee, Democratic Party (Hong Kong) Martin Lee Ka-shing, businessman, son of Lee Shau Kee Newton Lee, Computer scientist, author, futurist, and chairman of the California Transhumanist Party Peter Lee Ka-kit, businessman, son of Lee Shau Kee Sam Lee, actor Lee San San (), TVB actress, winner of 1996 Miss Hong Kong Pageant Lee Shau Kee, tycoon and philanthropist, father of Martin Lee and Peter Lee Starry Lee (), politician, chairperson of the DAB Isabella Leong Lok Sze (), singer and actress Antony Leung (), businessman Leung Chun-ying (), 3rd Chief Executive of Hong Kong Edward Leung (), politician and activist Elsie Leung (), solicitor Gigi Leung (), singer, actress Leung Kwok-hung (), political activist also known as "Long Hair" Tony Leung Chiu Wai (), actor, singer Tony Leung Ka Fai, actor Joey Leung Ka Yin, contemporary artist Andrew Li (), retired judge Arthur Li Kwok Cheung (), Secretary for Education and Manpower Sir David Li (), banker Herman Li, founder and lead guitarist of power metal band DragonForce Li Ka Shing, tycoon and philanthropist, father of Richard Li and Victor Li Richard Li, businessman, son of Li Ka Shing Victor Li, businessman, son of Li Ka Shing Shawn Liao (), former basketball player and opera patron Betty Loh (Loh Ti), actress Christine Loh, lawmaker
M Ma Lin (), biochemist and educator; Vice-Chancellor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) from 1978 to 1987 Ma Lik (), Legislative Councillor, and was the Chairman of the Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong Vivek Mahbubani, stand-up comedian Alexandra Christina Manley, first wife of Prince Joachim of Denmark Hormusjee Naorojee Mody (), businessman Mong Man Wai, Chairman of Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong Karen Mok / Karen Joy Morris (), singer, actress Moy Lin-shin (), Taoist monk and founder of Taoist Tai Chi Society Anita Mui (), singer Kenneth Ma (), actor Steven Ma (), actor Joe Ma (), actor Evergreen Mak Cheung-ching (), actor Lindsey McAlister MBE, theatre director David Millar, British cyclist Martin, cooking YouTuber Mira, YouTuber based in South Korea Victor, Principal of a Salvation Army primary school in Hong Kong
N Carl Ng (), model, actor Sandra Ng (), actress, comedienne Dorabjee Nowrojee, business Kary Ng (), singer Ng On-yee, Hong Kong women snooker player Ron Ng (), actor, singer
O Darryl O'Young (), racing driver
P The Pancakes Fung Chin Pang (), comic artist and illustrator Jenny Pat, Pat Lui Lui (Bi Lei Lei) () Lord Christopher Patten (), British politician and the last Governor of Hong Kong Hong Kong Phooey, Crime fighter and martial arts expert. Also known as Penrod "Penry" Pooch Chung-Kwong Poon, Vice-Chancellor of Hong Kong Polytechnic University Neville Poy Vivienne Poy (née Lee)
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R Michelle Reis (), actress, winner of 1988 Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant Gregory Charles Rivers (), actor Ruan Lingyu (), actress Dhun Jehangir Ruttonjee Jehangir Hormusjee Ruttonjee
S Leslie George Santos (), footballer Victor Sassoon, businessman and hotelier Run Run Shaw (), entertainment mogul and philanthropist Jimmy Sham (), politician and activist Runme Shaw (), chairman and founder of the Shaw Organisation of Singapore Charmaine Sheh (佘詩曼), actress Lydia Shum (), comedian, MC, and actress Sik Kok Kwong (), Buddhist monk and first president of the Hong Kong Buddhist Association Edwin Siu (), actor, singer Erena So (, ), pornographic actress Yan-kit So, food scholar and cookbook writer Angela Su (), artist Michelle Sun, entrepreneur Korina Sanchez, newscaster, tv host
T Alan Tam (), singer, actor Patrick Tam (Tam Kar Ming) Patrick Tam (Tam Yiu Man) Roman Tam (), singer Alan Tang (), actor Henry Tang (), businessman Tat Ming Pair Tsai Yuan-pei (), revolutionary, educator and politician Donald Tsang (), 2nd Chief Executive of Hong Kong John Tsang Chun-wah () Tsang Tsou Choi (), calligraphy artist Kay Tse (), singer Nicholas Tse, actor, singer Angus Tsui, fashion designer Kate Tsui (), actress, singer Kristal Tin (), actress, singer Daniel C. Tsui (), physicist, awarded Nobel Prize in Physics Tsui Hark (), film director, producer, screenwriter Johnnie To (), film director, producer Raymond To (), dramatist, screenwriter & film director Ronny Tong (), politician Tung Chao Yung (), founder of Orient Overseas Container Line Tung Chee Hwa (), 1st Chief Executive of Hong Kong Lysanne Tusar, winemaker
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V David "Comedy Dave" Vitty
W Jackson Wang, member of the popular South Korean boy group GOT7, solo artist in China, former member of China's national fencing team Nina Wang (née Kung) (), businesswoman Teddy Wang, billionaire and disappeared person who was married to Nina Wang Wayne Wang (), film director David Michael Webb activist, share market analyst Wen Shaoxian, writer Chow Kai Wing, heads the History Department at Hong Kong Baptist University Anthony Wong Chau Sang (), actor Ay Wong Yiu Ming (), singer