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Peter Chen Ho
Peter Chen Hou was born on July 1, 1929 in Shanghai, China as Chen Shang Hou . He is known for his work on The Joy of Spring (1966), Sing High, Sing Low (1967) and Hong Kong Nocturne (1967). He died on April 16, 1970 in New York City, New York, USA from colon cancer. (Source: IMDB)
Cheng Kang
Cheng Kang is a Hong Kong actor. Despite having only three years of primary schooling, he was able to draw on his extensive life experience to produce unsurpassed scripts. His early adventures would prove to be the basis of stories about human emotions and conflicts. Later, he began directing films.…
Sawamura Sonosuke II
Sawamura Sonosuke II was a Kabuki actor born in Asakusa Ward, Tokyo City, Tokyo Prefecture. His younger brothers are the actors Ito Yunosuke and Sawamura Shonosuke I. He debuted at the Imperial Theater in 1922. Two years later in 1924, he succeeded to the name of the second-generation Sawamura Sonosuke.…
Law Kei
Law Kei is a Hong Konger director and actor born in Beijing, China. He is known for "Magic Swords" (1971), "Hei Lung" (1973) and "Hong Men Xiong Di" (1972). He was active from 1963-2013. (Source: IMDb)
Chan Ki Yui
Chan Ki Yui was an art director and set decorator. He worked on over 400 films in his long career before retiring in the 1970's.
Wang Fu Ling
Wang Fu Ling was born in Shanghai, China. He graduated from Guanghua University in Shanghai and went on to study music at Shanghai Music College. In 1952, he moved to Hong Kong and eventually went on to work in the movies composing music and providing music for nearly 200 movies during his career.
Fang Mien
Fang Mien was a Chinese-American actor and director born in Tianjin, China. He died on March 10, 1995 in Contra Costa, California, USA. (Source: IMDb)
Cliff Lok
Cliff Lok is a retired Hong Kong film actor and martial artist who worked in the Hong Kong cinema. He began his career at the Peking Opera. He starred in at least 60 films between 1966 and 2001. (Source: Wikipedia)
