Cheng Kang-Yeh
Birthday: 1948-07-26
Birthplace: Shanghai, China
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Known for his boyish looks, skills as a dancer, and comedic timing Cheng Kang-Yeh was a fixture of many mid 70's Shaw Brothers films. He was married to Hong Kong Singer & Actress Deanie Ip from 1966 to 1973.
Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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1989-09-14 | Just Heroes | Bill |
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1989-08-10 | Devil Hunters | |
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1983-04-14 | A Fist Full of Talons | 4 Seasons |
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1982-05-15 | Ghost Nursing | Chen's Driver |
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1982-01-21 | Dragon Lord | Kang |
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1981-10-01 | Kung Fu Zombie | |
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1981-05-06 | Deadly Duo | |
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1980-10-31 | Daggers 8 | |
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1980-10-10 | The Deadly Sword | |
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1980-02-09 | The Young Master | Master Tien's Student |
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1980-01-17 | Snake Deadly Act | |
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1980-01-01 | The Young Avenger | |
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1979-11-22 | Big Boss of Shanghai | |
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1979-03-08 | Kung Fu Genius | Cheng Kang Yip |
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1979-02-15 | Snake in the Monkey's Shadow | Yan #2 |
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1979-01-01 | Mad Mad Kung Fu | Lung Chan |
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1978-12-30 | Heroes of the East | Shou Kwan |
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1978-11-16 | Dirty Kung Fu | |
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1978-07-21 | Dirty Tiger, Crazy Frog | Coffin King |
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1978-01-19 | Flying Guillotine II | Sui Sheng Piu |
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1977-11-02 | The Clumsy Gambler | Mo Lai-see |
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1977-02-16 | Executioners from Shaolin | Xiaohu |
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1977-02-10 | Layout | Hsiao Lu |
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1976-05-07 | Challenge of the Masters | Tsang Hang |
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1976-03-20 | Killer Clans | Feng Hao |
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1976-01-27 | Heroes of the Underground | Wu San-Xian |
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1975-04-19 | The Gambling Syndicate | Zhu 'Nine Hands' |
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1975-01-09 | Forbidden Tales of Two Cities | Kang Li |
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1974-05-17 | Gossip Street | Rat |
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1974-04-24 | Hong Kong 73 | Burglar |
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1974-04-12 | Scandal | Shoemaker |
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1973-09-21 | The House of 72 Tenants | Shanghai man |
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1973-07-27 | The Pirate | Secret Agent |
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1973-04-05 | Facets of Love | Huang Long |
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1973-03-09 | The Villains | Feng's Comrade |
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1973-02-24 | Blood Brothers | Ma's Henchman |
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1972-08-01 | The Killer | Kung fu school student |
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1972-02-29 | The Angry Guest | Murdered Jin Long Student |
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1972-02-11 | The Boxer from Shantung | Hsiao Chiang Bei |
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1971-12-22 | The Deadly Duo | Killed by Golden Dragon |
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1971-07-24 | The Anonymous Heroes | Marshall's Officer |
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1971-04-21 | The Duel | Hsiao Mao |
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1971-02-07 | The New One-Armed Swordsman | Lung's Disciple |
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1970-11-12 | The Iron Buddha | Inn waiter |
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1970-08-14 | The Heroic Ones | King Jin's Bodyguard Reporting Escape |
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1969-12-25 | Have Sword, Will Travel | Yang Hang Chiu |
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1969-09-23 | The Three Smiles | 2nd Young Master |
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1968-09-06 | Three Swinging Girls | |
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1968-04-18 | Spring Blossoms | Luo Da Wei |
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1967-12-22 | The Assassin | Tzu's Attendant (uncredited) |
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1967-09-13 | Blue Skies | Member of musical troupe |
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1967-02-07 | Hong Kong Nocturne | Wang Ming |
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1966-11-23 | The Perfumed Arrow | Du's Page |
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1966-08-23 | Sweet and Wild | |
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1966-03-15 | Till the End of Time | |
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1964-02-12 | The Dancing Millionairess | Dancer |