Liao Ching Song

Liao Ching Song is a Taiwanese producer. He began his career as an editing technician at the Central Motion Picture Corp and has been responsible for the editing of many of the "Taiwan New Wave" works. In particular, he began work with Hou Hsiao Hsien on military documentaries at the Central Motion…

Omura Senkichi

Small, thin, weasely, buggy-eyed actor typically cast as comic relief. Born the son of a vaudeville entertainer in 1922, Omura made his film debut in 1933 at age 11. He joined PCL (later Toho) in 1934. In 1938 he was sent to war, and was away from Japan until the war’s end in 1945. His first major…

Hoh Wan

Hoh Wan is a prolific actor who worked in over 200 films from 1962-1997.

Szema Wah Lung

Szema Wah Lung was a Hong Konger actor and production manager known for "The Legend of Drunken Master" (1994), "92 Legendary La Rose Noire" (1992) and "Stoner" (1974). He died on July 27, 2012 in Hong Kong. (Source: IMDb)

Chai Lam

Chai Lam is an actor, known for Operation Lipstick (1967), The Lady Professional (1971) and The Shrine of Ultimate Bliss (1974). He was active from 1957-1980. (Source: IMDB)

Matsuyama Zenzo

Matsuyama Zenzo was a Japanese screenwriter and director. He was married to actress Takamine Hideko.

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Wong Hak

Wong Hak is a Hong Konger actor and writer who worked in films from 1954-1983, such as "The Snowflake Sword" (1964), "Lady with a Cat's Eyes" (1967), and "The Looks of Hong Kong" (1974).

Wu Chia Hsiang

Wu Chia Hsiang was a Hong Kong actor born in Beijing to wealthy bureaucrat parents. His future in textiles had already been mapped for him at an early age by his father. However, when the Sino-Japanese War broke out after the 1937 Marco Polo Bridge incident, his patriotism led him to join the army –…