At the height of his career, Malaysian singer-actor Nicholas Teo was known as the Smiling Prince. The 42-year-old, whose hits include Dang Ni Gu Dan Ni Hui Xiang Qi Shui and Bei Ji Xing De Yan Lei, was given that nickname after portraying a gentle male lead opposite Taiwanese singer-actress Cyndi Wang in the idol drama Smiling Pasta (2006).
'You are really quite psychotic': 'Smiling Prince' Nicholas Teo stuns with chilling performance in Chinese reality show
Despite that, versatile actors have the capability of portraying emotions on different spectrums, and Nicholas recently showed that he can do more than wholesome grins. The skit started with his character thanking netizens on a livestream for finding the woman he was looking for. "Ruohan, long time no see. I got you your favourite roses," he said, a creepy smile plastered on his face.
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