Chang Ching Po

Courtesy of trailblazing director Jeong Chang Hwa, Chang Ching Po was one of the few Korean nationals who maintained a presence in the Mandarin era films as a character actor and later as an assistant director in the Hong Kong film world during the fast and furious 1970s. He worked in Hong Kong films…

Chang Feng

Chang Feng was a Taiwanese actor born in Harbin, China. He moved to Taiwan in 1949. Chang became an actor, and since then, he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actor for "The Warmth of an Old House" (1984), the Golden Horse Lifetime Achievement Award (2008) and the Golden Bell Special Contribution…

Yao Ching Kang

Yao Ching Kang is a writer and producer who worked in films and television from 1975-2006.

Lin Kuang Chin

Lin Kuang Chin is an actor who worked in Taiwanese and Hong Kong films from 1977-1998.

Lin Chong

Lin Chong is a Hong Konger actor who worked in Taiwanese and Hong Kong Films from 1971-1979.

Pan Yao Kun

Pan Yao Kun is an actor and martial arts director who worked in Hong Kong and Taiwanese films from 1964-1999.

Pan Chang Ming

Pan Chang Ming is a Taiwanese actor and martial arts director who began working in films in the early 1970s.

Somchai Asanajinda

Somchai Asanajinda was a Thai film director (he has directed more than 70 movies), actor (he has played in more than 80 movies), writer and journalist. Following the uprising of October 14, 1973, commercial filmmakers like Sor Asanajinda put anti-dictatorship messages in his action movies. He was named…

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