Tsai Hung
Birthday: 1942-12-29
Birthplace: Taipei, Taiwan
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Born on December 29, 1942, Tsai is a Taiwanese actor renowned in the local martial arts and action cinema. He signed with Shaw Brothers in the mid-1970s and starred in his most recognized work, The Condemned, as the second leading man. He had also appeared in various Chang Cheh's classics like Shaolin Temple, Chinatown Kid and The Brave Archer.
Credits
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1998-08-15 | Super Cops | Lung |
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1994-02-13 | Picking Up Girls | |
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1994-01-01 | Revanchist | |
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1993-12-31 | Sex Revenge | |
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1993-01-01 | Pink Panther | |
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1993-01-01 | Fatal Love | Evan |
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1992-04-08 | Lady Killer | |
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1992-04-08 | Lady Killer | Uncle Lo |
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1992-01-01 | Lady Killer | |
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1992-01-01 | Heroes in Jail | |
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1988-10-10 | Amazing Revenge | |
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1982-03-25 | Pink Thief | Cha Lung |
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1981-01-23 | The Angry Young Man | |
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1980-11-11 | Night of the Assassins | |
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1980-06-04 | The Leg Fighters | Ding Dong |
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1980-05-09 | The Legend of Eight Knights | |
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1980-01-01 | The Silver Spear | Silver Hair |
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1980-01-01 | Trouble Maker Coming | White haired master |
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1979-11-30 | The Lost Kung Fu Secrets | General Tieh |
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1979-01-01 | One Foot Crane | Chu Chung San |
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1978-09-14 | Shaolin Devil and Shaolin Angel | Yellow headband |
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1978-08-12 | The Cavalier | |
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1978-06-08 | Dual Flying Kicks | |
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1978-05-13 | The Brave Archer 2 | Flying Bat |
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1978-01-27 | Kung Fu Means Fists, Strikes and Sword | Master Tsao Heng |
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1978-01-02 | The 72 Desperate Rebels | |
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1978-01-01 | Return of the Kung Fu Dragon | |
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1977-12-02 | Chinatown Kid | Wan |
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1977-07-30 | The Brave Archer | Flying Bat (1st Weird 7) |
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1976-12-22 | Shaolin Temple | Qing General |
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1976-10-22 | The Beauty with Two Faces | |
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1976-07-19 | The Everlasting Glory | |
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1976-06-18 | The Shaolin Avengers | Feng Daode |
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1976-05-27 | The Condemned | Feng Dagang |
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1976-03-20 | Super Dragon | |
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1976-01-01 | China Armed Escort | |
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1975-08-15 | The Fantastic Magic Baby | Ju Ling God Fighter |
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1975-07-05 | The Death Player | |
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1975-02-16 | Goodbye Bruce Lee: His Last Game of Death | Nunchaku fighter |
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1975-01-07 | The Chinese Caper | |
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1974-12-25 | Five Shaolin Masters | Pao Yu-Lung, Flying Axe |
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1974-07-10 | Blood Revenge | |
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1974-07-05 | Whiplash | |
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1974-05-10 | The Tongfather | Japanese killed in sauna |
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1974-01-01 | The Brave Lion | Wang Hsing |
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1973-10-24 | Flight Man | |
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1973-08-16 | The Screaming Tiger | Japanese thug |
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1973-07-13 | Beach of the War Gods | Japanese Soldier |
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1973-06-30 | The Big Fellow | Boss Pai Liang |
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1973-01-01 | White Butterfly Killer | |
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1973-01-01 | Imperial Tomb Raiders | |
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1972-09-30 | The Big Fight | |
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1972-08-02 | One-Armed Boxer | Karate Fighter (broken arm) |
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1972-01-02 | The Story of Daisy | |
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1972-01-01 | The Ferocious Brothers | |
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1972-01-01 | Triangular Duel | |
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1971-09-10 | Shadow Girl | Ho Kung-Mou (Four Terrors) |
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1971-03-05 | Mission Impossible | Earth's nemesis |
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1971-02-18 | A Story of Lou Po-Wen | |
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1971-01-01 | The Evil Karate | |
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1970-04-13 | Thunderstorm Sword | |
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1970-04-09 | The Seisure Soul Sword of a Blind Girl |