Yamamuro Ko

Yamamuro Ko, born Nishimori Takashige (西森高茂), was a Japanese actor from Kochi, Japan. He graduated from Kochi Castle East Commercial School. In 1927, he joined the Nikkatsu Daishogun Studio under the stage name Murakami Eiji ((村上英二), occasionally working under his real name. In 1933,…

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Heroes Shed No Tears

7.3

There was a belief that when a tear appeared on the blade of a legendary sword, there would be a massacre in the martial world. Thus, a young swordsman was sent by his master to stop the massacre and he head-started…

The Young Heroes of Shaolin

7.3

The Legend of Yongle Emperor

5.9

A story about a love triangle and a fight for the throne that follows Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yun Wen and his uncle Zhu Di after they fall for the same woman and gradually turn against each other. Despite being a prince,…

Ying Shu Gui Lai: Qiu Ling

Find the Light

6.5

Following its humiliation in the Opium Wars Qing China attempts to modernise its military, part of this modernisation being the belated creation of a modern military academy. Despite secretly being a revolutionary…

72 Heroes

6.1

72 Heroes is about the 1911 Hunaghua gang uprising and the 72 revolutionaries that were involved.

Ten Tigers of Guangdong

6.7

Ten Tigers of Guangdong is about a group of ten Chinese martial artists from Guangdong Province during the Qing dynasty in China. They were said to be the best fighters in southern China at the time. The Ten Tigers…

The Shadow Whip

6.6

This top ten hit reunites Come Drink With Me's stars for a new adventure. Whether single-handedly fighting sixteen bandits, avenging her father's death, or solving multiple murders, our heroine shows why she's Hong…

Tragic Hero

7.3

In the 1970s, Li Ah Chai was a powerful Hong Kong crime boss whose lieutenants were two orphaned brothers, Tang Kat Yung and Lam Ting Kwok. When he names Kwok as his heir, the cruel and sadistic Yung becomes jealous.…

Ying Da

He is a Chinese actor and director of Manchu descent. He's mainly known for his role as Zhao Xin Mei in "Fortress Besieged" (1990) and his role as Louie Wang in "Big Shot's Funeral", which earned him the "Hundred Flowers Award for Best Supporting Actor" at the 25th Hundred Flowers Awards (2002). Prolific…

Banri Masayo

She was born in Manchuria, China.

Batu

Batu is a Chinese actor born in Beijing.

Shi Tie Ying

Shi Tie Ying is a Chinese actor. He trained in drama with the Zongzheng Song and Dance Troupe Theater and expanded his career with TV dramas and film. (Source: maoyan.com)

Ho Ying Wai

Miyashita Junko

Miyashita Junko is a Japanese actress who had a long and varied career working both in pink film and mainstream cinema. Miyashita Junko was born in Tokyo. She was working as a waitress at a coffee shop when she was recruited to work in Pink films. Her debut film was in July 1971 with "That's How I Lost".…

Roy Luo

Roy Luo is a Chinese actor.

Kara Wai

Hui Ying Hung (English name: Kara) is a Hong Kong-based Chinese actress of Manchu descent. Known in the West primarily by her kung-fu fighting roles in Shaw Brothers Studio films in the 1970s and 1980s, she had since portrayed more serious roles with great success, and she is the first winner of the…

Zhao Ying Bo

Zhang Ying Bo, born in Yantai, Shandong, is a Chinese singer, actor, and model. He debuted in the 2018 movie "Cry Me A Sad River" after entering Mango TV talent entertainment show "Happy Boys" in 2017. He took his first main starring role in My Dear Brothers. (Source: Wikipedia)