With his prodigious talent and chiselled features, Andy Lau Tak-wah has made the hearts of more than one generation of Asian women flutter with every appearance on stage or screen.
Now, those women will have a chance to get their own back.
In April, an animatronic version of Lau will materialise at Madame Tussauds on The Peak - and his fans will be able to make his heart beat just by touching him.
Last Sunday, Lau sat through a two-hour measurement session with a team of London-based sculptors. His hair and eye colours were analysed and matched, his proportions taken, and his photo snapped - several hundred times.
Principal sculptor Steve Swales said Lau's likeness would be crafted out of silicone rather than wax.
'Silicon figures feel amazingly human to the touch,' Mr Swales said. 'We are confident the figure will be welcomed by guests to Madame Tussauds Hong Kong.'