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Wu Ma is one of the most familiar faces of Hong Kong cinema. He was of course the fierce, misanthropic Taoist swordsman in Chinese Ghost Story I and II, but also had countless appearances in cameos, bit parts or supporting roles in a large number of H-K action movies, especially those of Sammo Hung. If you pick up an eighties to early nineties H-K actionner it feels as if there is a one chance out of two that you will have a Wu Ma sighting in it. A character actor of considerable range, as much at ease in goofy comedy as in pathos and even wire-fu action, Wu Ma was also a prolific director, filming 38 movies within a twenty-five year span. He directed martial art flicks, comedy capers and supernatural movies with some of these considered classics, thus making him as much a ubiquitous figure behind the camera as in front of it.
Wu Ma (his real name Fung Wu-ma) was born in Tianjin, a coastal city southeast of Beijing. He worked as a machinist before immigrating to H-K in 1960. In 1963 he enrolled in the Shaw Brothers acting course and became a contract player for them afterwards and had his first screen appearance in The Butterfly Chalice. His stocky physique and round chubby face made him a prolific character actor appearing in around fifteen films throughout the sixties including many noteworthy classics of the time such as: Lady General Hua Mulan (64), Sons And DaughtersH (65), Temple Of The Red Lotus, The Twin Swords (both 65), Golden Swallow (68) and Return Of The One-Armed Swordsman (69).
Wu Ma however had greater ambitions than only acting. He became assistant director for Shaw Brothers' great martial art director Chang Cheh's film Golden Swallow (68). In 1970 he left Shaw and became a fully-fledged director of his own right with the swordplay Wrath of the Sword that was followed in 1971 with one of his most notable works, The Deaf and the Mute Heroine.
Wu Ma spent most of the seventies as a martial art director, while making frequent appearances in his own films - The Young Tiger (73) Wits To Wits (74), The Manchu Boxer or those of others, Naughty ! Naughty ! (74), Iron Monkey (77), Half A Loaf Of Kung Fu (78). The Manchu Boxer saw his first recorded encounter with a young fight choreographer named Sammo Hung and this was the start of a close working relationship that would last over twenty years. Wu Ma made a distinguished cameo in Sammo's directorial debut The Iron Fisted Monk as a brothel visiting boatman and would make token appearances in a large bulk of the big man's films up until his last personal effort Don't Give A Damn ! in 1995.
As a director Wu Ma doesn't appear to have been overly original, picking-up on whatever trend the martial art genre was into, although he often tried to generate greater dramatic relevance, sentimentality and even artfulness than the norm in such types of films. He had begun with female centred swordplay (Wrath Of The Sword, Deaf And Mute Heroine), then came the early seventies Jimmy Wang Yu/Bruce Lee young punk boxer trend (Young Tiger, The Manchu Boxer), followed by Shaolin Kung Fu. His production Wits To Wits, however made in 1974 was deemed a precursor of Kung Fu knockabout comedy which would not truly emerge for a couple of years.
Wu Ma also worked frequently with his mentor Chang Cheh, co-directing with him for a time in Taiwan. The Water Margin (72), The Pirate (73), All Men are Brothers (75), New Shaolin Boxers (76), and Naval Commandos (77) are all collaborations between the two of them. Upon Chang's return to Hong Kong, Wu Ma made a couple of movies (Shaolin Heroes, 1980) for the Shaw Brothers, the studio he had left a decade earlier, as well as movies with such independent kung fu players as Dorian Tan Tao Liang, Don Wong Tao, Chi Kwan Chun and Michael Chan Wai Man : Shaolin Deadly Kicks (77), Along Comes A Tiger, Showdown At the Cotton Mill. While he made a handful of appearances in kung fu comedies directed by others he did not make one himself until 1980 with Kung Fu Of Eight Drunkards.
The late seventies saw him take on more and more on-screen parts. As the martial art trend wound down his output as a director slowed considerably while his character roles increased as he transitioned from kung fu roles to the new genre: caper comedies. His own first non-martial film effort was the Cinema City's production Beware Of Pickpockets (81), a film where he could indulge in his noted fondness for Little Rascal like kids.
Wu Ma continued to make token appearances in Sammo Hung movies, Encounters of the Spooky Kind (80), Prodigal Son (81), Carry on Pickpocket (82). In 1983 their association grew into a true partnership as he directed The Dead and the Deadly a film written by Sammo and which starred both of them. This film is one of the most ingenious variations of the supernatural kung fu comedy theme (and is referred to in a HKIFF publication as °a masterpiece of the genre") and earned him a nomination as best director. While continuing as Sammo's token player (in Winners and Sinners (83), Wheels on Meals (84), Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars (85), Millionaire's Express (86), Eastern Condors (87), Spooky Spooky (88), Wu Ma also produced one of Sammo's most personal projects, Heart of Dragon (85). Wu Ma also appeared in many other noteworthy films of the period either produced by Sammo or by some of his close associate such as Project A (83), Pom Pom ! (84), Yes Madam (85) and most films of the Mr Vampire series (85-89). On his own he produced the Yuen Biao/Cynthia Rothrock vehicle Righting Wrongs where he made one of his most touching small parts as a middle aged on the beat cop who discovers his murdered son. He also planned Blonde Fury, another Rothrock vehicle.
Beyond his Sammo related work and his activity as director, Wu Ma continued as a very busy character actor. His now wrinkled face and thin moustache gave him an older look that he could push effortlessly into dignified outrage, goofy comedy or sad melancholia. Among the dozens of roles he performed in at the time his most noteworthy are as the Peking Opera manager and father of Sally Yeh in Peking Opera Blues, and the aforementioned fierce Taoist swordsman of the Chinese Ghost Story series. In all he was nominated three times as best supporting actor over the years, including once for a dramatic part in Lai Shi, China's Last Eunuch (88).
As a director Wu Ma went on to make movies in a variety of genres such as comedy caper: Mr Boo Meets Pom Pom (86) or even Heroic Bloodshed with Just Heroes, a benefit movie where many of Chang Cheh's old associates were involved to finance the old master's retirement. For the most part though Wu specialised in ghost/exorcist/supernatural comedies, My Cousin the Ghost (87), Picture of a Nymph (88), Burning Sensation (89), Fox Legend (91), Exorcist Master (92), Chinese Ghostbuster (94), becoming with his frequent co-star Lam Ching Ying the great ubiquitous figure of this genre.
Both Picture of a Nymph and his later Kickboxer (92) were obvious knockoffs of a popular film (Chinese Ghost Story and OUATIC respectively) while his Stage Door Johnny (90) was slightly reminiscent of Peking Opera Blues. As H-K cinema entered into its decline in the early nineties, Wu Ma's directorial career wound down too, his last film being the lacklustre caper Circus Kid starring Yuen Biao and Donnie Yen. His screen acting output also diminished both in quantity and quality. He was even out of movies completly for several years in between 2001 and 2005 but made something of a comeback in recent years co-directing The Insuperable Kid (a Fearless knockoff) while appearing as well in several movies including House of Fury, Battle Of Wits and even Sword Stained With Royal Blood a mainland produced Tv series based on the Jin Wong novel. (having played a supporting part in a movie version of the novel back in the early ninties).
In all Wu Ma performed in nearly 180 movies if not more. Besides those already mentioned, his most notable movie appearances are in By Hook or by Crook (1979, as a legendary Robin hood like hero who turns-out to be a coward), Miracles (90), Magic Cop (90), Swordsman (1990, where he engaged in a memorable duet with Lam Ching Ying to sing : Hero Among Heroes), Chinese Legend (91), Magnificent Scoundrels (1990, where he's part of an ensemble cast lead by nineties comic king Stephen Chow and plays a surgery altered Chow Yun Fat), Kid from Tibet (92), Lover's Tears (92), Painted Skin (92), My American Grandson (92), an Ann Hui directed melodrama, Sword Stained With Royal Blood (93), Deadful Melody (93) and High Risk (94) playing a stand-in of Jackie Chan own father.
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Fighting |
2014 |
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Game Of Assassins |
2013 |
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Mark Of Youth |
2013 |
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Decrepit Dream |
2012 |
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If I Were You |
2012 |
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I Love Hong Kong |
2011 |
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Legendary Amazons |
2011 |
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My Own Swordsman |
2011 |
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What's Under The Bed |
2011 |
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White Vengeance |
2011 |
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14 Blades |
2010 |
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Here Comes Fortune |
2010 |
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Jeet Kune Do |
2010 |
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Kung Fu Master |
2010 |
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Chong Qing Girl |
2009 |
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Legend of Shaolin Kungfu II : Thirteen Warrior Monks and Prince Li Shimin |
2009 |
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Ticket |
2008 |
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Wushu |
2008 |
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Legend of Shaolin Kungfu I : Heroes in Troubled Times |
2007 |
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Battle Of Wits |
2006 |
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Sword Stained With Royal Blood |
2006 |
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Tripping |
2006 |
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Ghost In The House |
2005 |
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House Of Fury |
2005 |
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Insuperable Kid |
2005 |
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Two Women |
2005 |
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Ghost |
2001 |
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Kingdom Of Mob, The |
1999 |
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Legendary Heroes 2 - Fist of Fury, The |
1999 |
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1999 |
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New Shaolin Temple, The |
1998 |
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Pathbreaker |
1998 |
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Return Of Dragon |
1998 |
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Iron Monkey 2 |
1996 |
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To Be N° 1 |
1996 |
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Don't Give A Damn ! |
1995 |
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High Risk |
1995 |
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Kam Ping Mui Of Deep Throat |
1995 |
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Magic Mod |
1995 |
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Beheaded 1000, The |
1994 |
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Chinese Ghostbuster, A |
1994 |
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Circus Kid |
1994 |
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Deadful Melody |
1994 |
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Master Of Zen |
1994 |
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Shaolin Avengers |
1994 |
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Switch Over |
1994 |
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1/3 Lover |
1993 |
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All Men Are Brothers : Blood Of The Leopard |
1993 |
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Beyond The Cop Line |
1993 |
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Buddhist Spell, The |
1993 |
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Chez N' Ham Story |
1993 |
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City On Fire |
1993 |
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Danger Of The Wedding |
1993 |
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Drug Tiger |
1993 |
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Her Judgement Day |
1993 |
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Kick Boxer |
1993 |
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Painted Skin |
1993 |
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Sword Stained With Royal Blood, The |
1993 |
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China Dolls |
1992 |
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Chinese Legend, A |
1992 |
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Devil's Love |
1992 |
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Direct Line |
1992 |
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Exorcist Master |
1992 |
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Famous Prostitute - Sadly Fall, Liu Ru Shih |
1992 |
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Gambling Ghost Are Ready |
1992 |
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Gambling Soul |
1992 |
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Ghost In Me |
1992 |
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Guys in Ghost Hand |
1992 |
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Kid From Tibet, A |
1992 |
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Lover's Tear |
1992 |
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Raiders Of Losing Treasure |
1992 |
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Requital |
1992 |
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Rhythm Of Destiny |
1992 |
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Second To None |
1992 |
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Stoneman |
1992 |
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Twin Dragons, The |
1992 |
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Dances With The Dragon |
1991 |
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Devil And Master |
1991 |
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Devil Gambler |
1991 |
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Devil's Vendetta |
1991 |
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Falcon 1991 |
1991 |
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Fox Legend |
1991 |
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Gambling Ghost, The |
1991 |
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Ghost Story Of Kam Ping Mui |
1991 |
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Heroic Brothers |
1991 |
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Lady Wolf |
1991 |
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Magnificent Scoundrels, The |
1991 |
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My American Grandson |
1991 |
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Off Track |
1991 |
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Once Upon A Time In China |
1991 |
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Pretty Woman |
1991 |
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Rascal's Tale, A |
1991 |
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Red And Black |
1991 |
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Retreat Of The Godfather |
1991 |
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Tantana, The |
1991 |
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Against All |
1990 |
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Chinese Ghost Story 2, A |
1990 |
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Encounters Of The Spooky Kind 2 |
1990 |
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Generation Consultant |
1990 |
Director |
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Generation Pendragon |
1990 |
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Ghost Legend |
1990 |
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Ghostly Vixen |
1990 |
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It Takes Two To Mingle |
1990 |
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Life Is A Bet |
1990 |
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Little Kids Beat The Boss |
1990 |
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Magic Cop |
1990 |
Brief appearance |
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Revenge Of Angel, The |
1990 |
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Shanghai, Shanghai |
1990 |
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Stage Door Johnny |
1990 |
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Story Of Kennedy Town |
1990 |
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Swordsman |
1990 |
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Triad Story |
1990 |
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All Night Long |
1989 |
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Bachelor's Swan Song, The |
1989 |
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Blonde Fury |
1989 |
Actor, Planning |
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Burning Sensation |
1989 |
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Just Heroes |
1989 |
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Little Cop |
1989 |
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Lost Souls |
1989 |
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Miracles |
1989 |
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Mr Sunshine |
1989 |
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No Compromise |
1989 |
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Seven Warriors |
1989 |
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Three Against The World |
1989 |
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18 Times |
1988 |
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Beloved Son Of God |
1988 |
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Bet On Fire |
1988 |
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Couples, Couples, Couples |
1988 |
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Dragons Forever |
1988 |
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In The Blood |
1988 |
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Into The Night, The |
1988 |
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Lai Shi, China's Last Eunuch |
1988 |
Actor, Planning |
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Mr Vampire 4 |
1988 |
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Painted Faces |
1988 |
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Picture Of A Nymph |
1988 |
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Police Story 2 |
1988 |
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Return Of The Demon |
1988 |
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Spooky Spooky |
1988 |
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Three Wishes |
1988 |
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Chinese Ghost Story, A |
1987 |
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City On Fire |
1987 |
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Eastern Condors |
1987 |
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Mr Vampire 3 |
1987 |
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My Cousin The Ghost |
1987 |
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Promising Young Boy |
1987 |
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Scared Stiff |
1987 |
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To Err Is Humane |
1987 |
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100 Ways To Murder Your Wife |
1986 |
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Caper |
1986 |
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From Here To Prosperity |
1986 |
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Millionaire's Express, The |
1986 |
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New Mr. Vampire |
1986 |
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Peking Opera Blues |
1986 |
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Pom Pom Strikes Back |
1986 |
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Righting Wrongs |
1986 |
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Shyly Joker |
1986 |
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Vampire's Breakfast |
1986 |
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Heart Of Dragon |
1985 |
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It's A Drink, It's A Bomb |
1985 |
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Mr Boo Meets Pom Pom |
1985 |
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Mr Vampire |
1985 |
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Mr Vampire 2 |
1985 |
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Oh, My God |
1985 |
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Those Merry Souls |
1985 |
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Yes, Madam |
1985 |
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Double Trouble |
1984 |
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Hong Kong 1941 |
1984 |
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Invitation Of Ghost |
1984 |
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Owl VS Bumbo, The |
1984 |
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Pom Pom ! |
1984 |
Brief appearance |
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Wheels On Meals |
1984 |
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Just For Fun |
1983 |
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Project A |
1983 |
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Winners And Sinners |
1983 |
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Dead And The Deadly, The |
1982 |
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Beware Of Pickpockets |
1981 |
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Crazy Chase, The |
1981 |
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Gold Hunters, The |
1981 |
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Laughing Times |
1981 |
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Prodigal Son, The |
1981 |
Brief appearance |
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By Hook Or By Crook |
1980 |
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Eight Escorts, The |
1980 |
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Encounters Of The Spooky Kind |
1980 |
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Heroes, The |
1980 |
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Kung Fu Of Eight Drunkards |
1980 |
Director, Actor |
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Two Toothless Tigers |
1980 |
Brief appearance |
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Bloody Treasury Fight |
1979 |
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Eunuch Of The Western Palace |
1979 |
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Fighting Ace |
1979 |
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Flying Sword Lee |
1979 |
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Handcuff, The |
1979 |
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Incredible Kung Fu Master, The |
1979 |
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Iron Fists |
1979 |
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Of Cooks And Kung Fu |
1979 |
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Half A Loaf Of Kung Fu |
1978 |
Cameo |
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Murder Of Murders, The |
1978 |
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Revenge Of The Shaolin Kid |
1978 |
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Showdown At the Cotton Mill |
1978 |
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Snake Crane Secret |
1978 |
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Ways Of Kung Fu |
1978 |
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Along Comes A Tiger |
1977 |
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Iron Fisted Monk, The |
1977 |
Brief appearance |
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Iron Monkey |
1977 |
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Magnificent Wanderers |
1977 |
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Naval Commandos, The |
1977 |
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Shaolin Deadly Kicks |
1977 |
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Wily Match, A |
1977 |
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New Shaolin Boxers |
1976 |
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Seven Man Army |
1976 |
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Shaolin Avengers, The |
1976 |
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Shaolin Temple |
1976 |
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All Men Are Brothers |
1975 |
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Imposter, The |
1975 |
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Protectors, The |
1975 |
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Shantung Man In Hong Kong |
1975 |
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Triangle d'Or, Le |
1975 |
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Dumb Ox, The |
1974 |
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Mad World Of Fools, A |
1974 |
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Manchu Boxer, The |
1974 |
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Naughty ! Naughty ! |
1974 |
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Wits To Wits |
1974 |
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Young Lovers On Flying Wheels |
1974 |
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Devil And Angel |
1973 |
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Pirate, The |
1973 |
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Tales Of Larceny |
1973 |
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Young Tiger, The |
1973 |
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Black Tavern, The |
1972 |
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Casino, The |
1972 |
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Delightful Forest |
1972 |
Brief appearance |
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Lizard, The |
1972 |
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Water Margin, The |
1972 |
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Young People |
1972 |
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Deaf And Mute Heroine |
1971 |
Director, Actor |
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Mad Killer |
1971 |
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My Son |
1970 |
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Singing Killer, The |
1970 |
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Taste Of Cold Steel, A |
1970 |
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Wandering Swordsman, The |
1970 |
Assistant Director, Actor |
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Wrath Of The Sword |
1970 |
Director, Actor |
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Dead End |
1969 |
Assistant Director, Actor |
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Flying Dagger, The |
1969 |
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Invincible Fist, The |
1969 |
Assistant Director, Actor |
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Return Of The One-Armed Swordsman |
1969 |
Assistant Director, Actor |
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Singing Thief, The |
1969 |
Assistant Director |
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Torrent Of Desire |
1969 |
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Twelve Deadly Coins |
1969 |
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Angel Strikes Again |
1968 |
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Bells Of Death, The |
1968 |
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Golden Swallow |
1968 |
Assistant Director, Actor |
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Angel With The Iron Fists |
1967 |
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Black Falcon |
1967 |
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King Cat |
1967 |
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Mirror And The Lichee, The |
1967 |
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Rape Of The Sword |
1967 |
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Silent Swordsman, The |
1967 |
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Sweet Is Revenge |
1967 |
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Sword And The Lute, The |
1967 |
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Thundering Sword, The |
1967 |
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Trail Of The Broken Blade, The |
1967 |
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Golden Buddha, The |
1966 |
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Knight Of Knights, The |
1966 |
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Magnificent Trio, The |
1966 |
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Sons Of Good Earth |
1965 |
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Temple Of The Red Lotus |
1965 |
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Twin Swords, The |
1965 |
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Lady General Hua Mulan |
1964 |
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