Wang Chung

Originated from Shanghai, raised in Hong Kong, Wang Chung was an acrobat when “discovered” by top action director Chang Cheh, who brought him to Shaw Brothers in 1969. He had several credits before attaining stardom in Police Force. After more than a dozen lead roles, He made his directorial debut…

Helen Ko

Helen Ko is a Hong Kong actress active from 1972 to 1978.

Chiang Shao Lin

Chiang Shao Lin is an actor and assistant director, known for The Singing Killer (1970), Ye gu niang (1966) and Five Fingers of Death (1972). He was active from 1954-1977. (Source: IMDB)

Hsu Hsia

Hsu Hsia is a former Cantonese actor. He joined the movie industry in 1966. His talent was recognized in his first movie, "One Duel Too Many", which won him wide acclaim. Until 1988, it could be said Hsu’s career had reached a climax, having appeared in 62 movies, most of which were martial arts movies.…

Shih Chung Tien

Shih Chung Tien was a Hong Kong actor. He was raised by his stepmother and was a sickly child. He decided to practice martial arts to improve his health and trained for nine years. He trained at Shanghai's Chin Woo Athletic Association and was among the first generation of students at the school to…

Sakakibara Toshihiko

Arita Teppei

Comedian and actor, Arita Teppei is one half of the comedy duo "Cream Stew" with Ueda Shinya.

Machida Masanori

Machida Masanori is a Japanese actor.

Leung Seung Wan

Leung Seung Wan is a Hong Konger actor and script supervisor who worked in films from 1969-1994.

Lee Chiu

Lee Chiu is an actor, writer, producer and director who has worked in films from 1969-2018. He won at the 2018 Calcutta International Cult Film Festival and The IndieFest Film Awards for Best Documentary Film, I Am the White Tiger.