Lau Kar-leung

The Master of Martial Arts film director : Lau Kar-leung 4th September 2008

Dragonland: L'Urlo di Chen terrorizza ancora l'occidente 1st January 2008 as Self

Seven Swords 25th July 2005 as Fu Qingzhu

Chop Socky: Cinema Hong Kong 4th October 2003 as Self

Drunken Monkey 22nd May 2003 as Master Man Bill

Red Trousers: The Life of the Hong Kong Stuntmen 4th April 2003 as Himself

Cinema Hong Kong: Wu Xia 2nd January 2003 as Self

Cinema Hong Kong: Kung Fu 1st January 2003 as Self

The Art of Action: Martial Arts in the Movies 1st June 2002 as Self - Interviewee

Drunken Master III 2nd July 1994 as Uncle Yan

The Legend of Drunken Master 3rd February 1994 as Fu Wen-Chi

Cinema of Vengeance 1st January 1994 as Self (uncredited)

Operation Scorpio 10th September 1992 as Master Lo

Twin Dragons 15th January 1992 as Doctor

The Banquet 30th November 1991 as Master Lau

New Kids in Town 5th October 1990 as Uncle

Pedicab Driver 11th February 1989 as Casino Boss

A Bloody Fight 12th May 1988 as Leung

The Thirty Million Dollar Rush 2nd July 1987

Evil Cat 1st January 1987 as Master Cheung

Disciples of the 36th Chamber 17th May 1985 as Manchu Gym Chief

The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter 17th February 1984 as Hunter, Helps Yang 5th Escape

Tigerkralle Schlägt Zu 11th October 1983

The Lady Is the Boss 31st March 1983 as Wang Hsieh Yun

Legendary Weapons of China 21st January 1982 as Lui Gung / Uncle Yu

Martial Club 20th August 1981 as Explains Lion Dance in Intro (uncredited)

My Young Auntie 1st January 1981 as Yu Jing-Chuen

Mad Monkey Kung Fu 5th October 1979 as Uncle Chan

Heroes of the East 30th December 1978 as Master So

Executioners from Shaolin 16th February 1977 as Governor's Fighter on the Stairs (uncredited)

Challenge of the Masters 7th May 1976 as Ho Fu

The Spiritual Boxer 28th November 1975 as Chien's Disciple (uncredited)

The Flying Dagger 18th June 1969 as Thug (uncredited)

Twelve Deadly Coins 13th March 1969 as Meng Gang

Return of the One-Armed Swordsman 28th February 1969 as Ape's Arms King Yuan Qian

The Sword of Swords 23rd August 1968 as 2nd brother

Golden Swallow 3rd April 1968 as Golden Dragon Branch leader

The Assassin 22nd December 1967 as Tian Qing (uncredited)

Girl with Cat's Eye 23rd August 1967 as Detective

The One-Armed Swordsman 26th July 1967 as Ba Shuang

Jin ou 16th June 1967 as Henchman

The Thundering Sword 9th May 1967 as Lau, Yue's Security Escort member (uncredited)

The Sweetest Moment 26th April 1967 as One of Liu's thugs

Lady in Black Cracks the Gate of Hell 29th March 1967 as Policeman

The Black Killer 8th March 1967 as Gang Member

The Trail of the Broken Blade 4th March 1967 as Qiu's Fighter with Shield (uncredited)

The Perfumed Arrow 24th November 1966 as Bandit

The Magnificent Trio 9th November 1966 as Brother Hu

The Big Chase 28th August 1966 as hatchet man

Lady Bond 1st August 1966

中原奇俠 6th July 1966 as 北岳猿猴

The Woman in Black and the Black Dragon 11th June 1966 as BDG Killer 'Sea Tiger'

女毒手 10th May 1966

The Twin Swords 22nd December 1965 as Red Lotus member

Temple of the Red Lotus 1st October 1965 as Red Lotus member

The Lotus Lamp 8th July 1965

Sons of the Good Earth 20th March 1965 as Japanese Agent

The Amorous Lotus Pan 9th April 1964 as Qing's man

Buddha's Palm (Part 1) 26th February 1964 as (Uncredited) Xiu Zhao, disciple of the Cross Gate

The Killing Flag (Part 1) 8th May 1963 as Ruffian

The Blonde Hair Monster 10th October 1962

The Birth of Yue Fei 26th September 1962

The Flaming Mountain 25th July 1962

A Couple in Cold War 16th February 1962

Wong Fei Hung's Battle with the Gorilla 16th June 1960

How Oriole the Heroine Solved the Case of the Three Dead Bodies 4th November 1959

Wong Fei Hung Trapped in Hell 7th June 1959

Madam White Snake's Reincarnation 8th May 1959

Wong Fei-Hung's Battle with the Five Tigers in the Boxing Ring 1st June 1958

Wong Fei-Hung's Fierce Battle 13th February 1958

Wong Fei-Hung Goes to a Birthday Party at Guanshan 20th October 1956 as Thug

Wong Fei-Hung and the Lantern Festival Disturbance 28th February 1956 as Kwok To

How Wong Fei-Hung Defeated Three Bullies with a Rod 18th November 1953