2017 results found for: Invincible
Lu Ping
A native of Wugu Hsiang of the Taipei province, Lu was born as Lin Lu and had studied in an agricultural school. Lu went for an audition at Taiwan's Jian Nan Films in 1956 and became the only one recruited. He began his acting career in Taiwanese-dialect films using his stage name Qi Feng. Lu was offered…
Sham Chin Bo
Sham Chin Bo also known as Tsen Chien Po is an actor and martial arts director known for his work on Once Upon a Time in China (1991), Fists of Bruce Lee (1978) and Miracles: The Canton Godfather (1989). He was active from 1969-1994. (Source: IMDB)
Sa Au
Sa Au is a Hong Konger actor and writer, known for "Kung Fu Warrior" (1980), "The Shrine of Ultimate Bliss" (1974) and "Hong Kong Superman" (1975). He was active from 1969-1985. (Source: IMDb)
Helen Poon
Helen Poon is an actress, known for Adventure in Denmark (1973), Death on the Docks (1973) and International Assassin (1976). (Source: IMDb)
Chik Ngai Hung
Chik Ngai Hung is a Hong Konger actor and director, known for "Revenge of the Tai Chi Master" (1985), "The Delinquent" (1973) and "Executor" (1981). He was active from 1969-1985. (Source: IMDb)
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)
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)
Chiang Ming
Ming Chiang was born on October 13, 1940 in Taiwan as Wan-Min Chiang. He is an actor and producer, known for The Story of a Small Town (1979), Good Morning, Taipei (1979) and Wang ming sha xing (1973). He is married to Hui-Hua Tsai. (IMDB)
Tien Ming
Ming Tien was born as Yu Ching Huang. He was an actor and assistant director, known for Tie shan shen jian (1971), Da dao luo wang (1982) and Cheng shi biao nu (1990). He died on February 17, 2012 in Taipei, Taiwan. (IMDB)
