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Ho Wei Hsiung
Ho Wei Hsiung is a Taiwanese actor and martial arts director who worked in films from 1968-1993. He is known for such films as "The Majesty Cat" (1975), "Island of Fire" (1990), and "Militant Eagle" (1978).
Hwang Jang Lee
Hwang Jung-Lee, known to many with the spelling of Hwang Jang-Lee is a Japanese-born Korean martial artist and film actor. Hwang is perhaps best known for his role as "Thunderleg" in 1978's Drunken Master, "Sheng Kuan" in 1978's Snake in the Eagle's Shadow and Wong Chin in 1981's Hitman in the Hand…
Hsieh Han
Han Hsieh was a Taiwanese actor and assistant director born in China. He was known for "One-Armed Boxer" (1972), "Master of the Flying Guillotine" (1976) and "A Touch of Zen" (1971). (Source: IMDb)
Gam Biu
Gam Biu is a Hong Kong actor and assistant director known for "Corpse Mania" (1981), "Endless Temptation" (1992) and "Hawaii Five-O" (1968). He was active from 1975-1994. (Source: IMDb)
Aurora Li
Aurora Li is a Hong Kong actress and program host. She is currently a contracted artist under TVB. (Source: Wikipedia)
Brian Tse
Brian Tse Tung Man is a Hong Kong actor and singer. In 2010, he was a contestant on the second season of TVB's The Voice. Tse was the last contestant eliminated. He subsequently signed a management contract with TVB. (Source: Wikipedia)
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)
Mang Hoi
Mang Hoi is an actor, director, and martial arts director who worked in films from 1970-2014. He is known for such films as Yes, Madam! (1985), The Blonde Fury (1989), and The Legendary Amazons. He won the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor for Yes, Madam! (1985).
Yeung Yip Wang
Yeung Yip Wang was a Hong Konger actor who worked in film for nearly forty years. He appeared in films such as "Little Red Butterfly and Her Double" (1962) and "The Imperial Swordsman" (1972). Yeung was active from 1934 until 1972, when he committed suicide.
