Chow Chung

Chow Chung is a Hong Kong film and television actor and a member of the South China Film Industry Workers Union (33rd Federation). He was chair for three consecutive years, resigning in 2005. He was active as an actor in both film and television until 2009. (Source: Wikipedia)

Nishimura Kou

Nishimura Kou was a Japanese actor who appeared in supporting roles in such films as Kurosawa Akira's "The Bad Sleep Well" and "Yojimbo", Okamoto Kihachi's "Sword of Doom", Nomura Yoshitaro's "Zero Focus", and Ichikawa Kon's "The Burmese Harp". (Source: Wikipedia)

Miao Tian

Miao Tien was born in Tongshan, Jiangsu, China and later moved to Taiwan. No stranger to the international spotlight, acting in period martial arts films with the likes of King Hu, Li Han Hsiang, Ting Shan Hsi and Joseph Kuo with credits spanning from the 60s through the early 80s, imposing and distinctive…

Sugimura Haruko

Sugimura Haruko was a Japanese actress born in Nishijido, Hiroshima, Japan, then a military town. Her mother was a geisha, and her father, reportedly a military man, died when she was young. She was adopted by a building materials merchant and a teahouse owner in the entertainment district. Her adoptive…

Ku Feng

Ku Feng was a Hong Kong actor. His family is originally from Shanghai. He studied in Beijing, where he developed an interest in singing, which led him to his first job as a singer at a fairground’s sideshow. In 1965, he signed an acting contract with the Shaw Brothers, where he made around 100 feature…

Melvin Wong

Melvin Wong grew up in San Francisco, California, where he attended Lowell High School. He studied as an undergraduate at the University of California at Berkeley, before transferring to the San Francisco Medical Center campus, where he graduated with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. In 1996, he obtained…

Shih Ting Ken

Ting Ken Shih is an actor, known for Hei mei gui (1983), Jue dou zhe de sheng ming (1978) and Long tou lao da (1982). (IMDB)

Fuji Tatsuya

Born in China to Japanese parents in 1941, Tatsuya Fuji has appeared in 50 films since 1964. He shot to fame in the 1976 erotic art film, In the Realm of the Senses and has starred in two films (Empire of Passion and Bright Future) that have been entered into the Cannes Film Festival.

Natsuyagi Isao

Natsuyagi Isao was a Japanese film actor. He appeared in more than one hundred films from 1963 to 2013. In 1960, Natsuyagi began attending the Bungakuza (a Japanese theatre company) actors school while attending Keio University. He eventually left Keio before graduating and entered the Haiyuza actors…

Huang Pei Chih

Huang Pei Chih is an actor and action director who worked in over one hundred movies from 1966-1995. He is known for his work on The Delinquent (1973), Midnight Caller (1995) and The Hong Kong Connection (1973). (Source: IMDB)

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Yamikin no Teio: Gin to Kin 4 - Jigoku no Ura Majan

Yamikin no Teio: Gin to Kin 5 - Sozoku Satsujin

Yamikin no Teio: Gin to Kin 6 - Senritsu no Wana

Yamikin no Teio: Gin to Kin 7 - Ura Keiba Jigoku

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Sine Novela: Golden Heart

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Orang was raised in an Aeta community by a couple who rescued her from a mining accident. When her father was killed while trying to protect their land, Orang, her pregnant mother Ising, and sister Gilay were left…

The Golden Vein

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It is the story of a town which based its economy on the gold mines. During the Sino-Japanese war the people fought to protect their gold from the invading Japanese forces. The story revolves around two men, Lu Jianshan…

5 Golden Rings

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Two teams, of two contestants each, compete through five rounds to build up separate prize banks. At the start of each round, the teams choose one member to play. A picture is displayed on a large circular LED screen…