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Kwan Tak Hing
When he was 13 years old, Kwan Tak Hing joined an entertainment troupe on tour of Singapore. During these years he began to study performing. In 1932 he debuted in the film "Gor Nui Ching Chiu" ("Sentimental Song of Companions' Tide") playing a bit part, shot in San Francisco (USA). Soon he came back…
Yang Kuei Yu
Yang Kuei Yu is an actor who worked in films from 1964-1980. He is known for such films as Downhill They Ride (1966), The Jade Hairpin Alliance (1980), and Spring Morning Flying Cloud.
Law Yim Hing
Born in Dahong Luo, Shunde County, Guangdong Province, Hong Kong. Law Yim Hing began training in Cantonese opera at age 10, making guest appearances on stage by age 12. She played many martial arts roles, having spent many years training in both the northern and southern martial arts disciplines. One…
Ricky Cheng
Ricky Cheng is a Taiwanese actor. He spent 12 years of his life in the Peking Opera School, from 6 to 18. He worked in many companies, such as Lo Wei Motion Pictures and Golden Harvest, but he owes Chang Cheh the majority of his filmography, working both in Chang’s Film Co / Chang Ho and Shaw Brothers.…
Wang Tai Lang
Wang Tai Lang is a Taiwanese actor and martial arts director who worked in films from 1970-1980. He is known for such films as "The Ape Girl" (1979), "Fighting Ace" (1979), and "Golden Sword and the Blind Swordswoman" (1970). (Source: IMDb)
Gang Mun
Gang Mun was born Oh Jin Hui in Seoul, and when she was 9 years old, she was the fourth out of 5 siblings and raised by a single mother. She graduated from Muhak Girls' Middle School and Chuncheon Girls' High School. She lived in Chuncheon until she dropped out of the Chuncheon Agricultural University…
Tam Ying
Tam Ying was born in 1915 in Shanghai, China as Tsan Su Chen. She was an actress, known for Corpse Mania (1981) and The Bells of Death (1968). She died in 2001 in China. (Source: IMDB)
Lu Ping
A native of Wugu Hsiang of the Taipei province, Lu was born as Lin Lu and had studied in an agricultural school. Lu went for an audition at Taiwan's Jian Nan Films in 1956 and became the only one recruited. He began his acting career in Taiwanese-dialect films using his stage name Qi Feng. Lu was offered…
