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Wong Lik
Wong Lik is a Hong Konger actor who has been practicing martial arts since childhood. He moved to Taiwan with his father at the age of 15 and auditioned for Chang's Film Company. Director Chang Cheh was impressed by his performance and signed him up as a contract actor. Wong went to Hong Kong in 1978,…
Chow Gam Kong
Chow Gam Kong is an actor, assistant director, martial arts director, action choreographer, and stuntman who has worked in films since 1976.
Tang Tak Cheung
Tang Tak Cheung is a Hong Kong stuntman, martial arts choreographer, actor and director born in Vietnam. He moved to Hong Kong when his father passed away in his teenage years with his mother and elder brother. A martial arts aficionado, he was trained since childhood and specialized in the Praying…
Lau Hak Suen
Lau Hak Suen was born in 1910 in Guangxi, China. He was an actor and producer, known for his work on Project A (1983) and The Dunce Bumps Into a Ghost (1957). He died on January 24, 1983 in Hong Kong. (Source: IMDB)
Cheng Lei
Cheng Lei is a Hong Kong actor who joined Shaw Brothers Studio in the 60s. He became one of the key actors in Chinese martial arts movies--known as one of the "Five Tigers" with Jimmy Wang Yu, Chang I, Lo Lieh and Chieh Yuan. He was active from 1966-1992. (Source: Celestial)
Kwan Fung
Kwan Fung is an actor who worked in many kung fu films such as Ten Tigers of Kwangtung (1979), The Roving Swordsman (1983) and Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984). He was active from 1978-1988.
Wong Kung Miu
Wong Kung Miu is an actor known for Lady Black Cat (1966), The Lizard (1972), and How to Choose a Royal Bride (1985). He was active from 1951-1985.
Chui Chung Hok
Chui Chung Hok was a Hong Kong actor, assistant director, and martial arts director. He was active from 1952 to 1994.
Cheung Wing Hon
Cheung Wing Hon is an actor known for his work on Police Story (1985), The Millionaires' Express (1986) and A Better Tomorrow (1986). He was active from 1972-2000. (Source: IMDB)
Peter Chan
Peter Chan was a Hong Kong actor. He made his screen debut in the 1967 action film "King Cat" (七侠五义). He was active in the Hong Kong film industry from the 1970s to the 1990s, and was known as the "golden supporting actor" of the Hong Kong film industry. He and his younger brother, Billy Chan,…
