Bau Hon-Lam
Biography
Bau Hon-Lam was a male actor from Hong Kong, British Crown Colony, now known as Hong Kong. He was born on December 31, 1915. Bau Hon-Lam is known for his work in the acting profession, with a total of 45 known credits. He passed away on July 12, 2007, at the age of 91.
Career overview
Bau Hon-Lam was a male actor known for his work in the entertainment industry. He was born on December 31, 1915, in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony, which is now part of Hong Kong. Throughout his career, Bau Hon-Lam appeared in numerous films and television shows.
As an actor, Bau Hon-Lam accumulated a significant number of credits, with a total of 45 known credits to his name. His extensive body of work showcases his versatility and dedication to his craft. Although specific details about his performances are not available, his extensive filmography suggests a long and varied career in the entertainment industry.
Bau Hon-Lam passed away on July 12, 2007, at the age of 91. His contributions to the world of acting have left a lasting impact, and his work continues to be recognized and appreciated by fans and industry professionals alike.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
44 titles- Tri-Star (1996) as Father John
- Tricky Business (1995)
- God of Gamblers' Return (1994) as Chan Gam Sing
- Perfect Exchange (1993) as Judge
- Tricky Brains (1991) as Mr. Ching
- The Banquet (1991)
- Dances with Dragon (1991) as Chow Tai Pang
- All for the Gamblers (1991) as Ching Chin Sau
- God of Gamblers II (1990) as Chan Kam Sing / Beast of Gamblers
- God of Gamblers (1989) as Chan Kam Sing
- Triads: The Inside Story (1989) as Uncle Ng / Chow Sai Lin
- A Killer's Blues (1989) as Big Boss
- Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty (II) (1988)
- Tenderness in Legal net (1988) as 傅祖尧
- Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty (1987)
- Beauty Diu Sim (1987) as 王允
- Genghis Khan (1987) as 陆 游
- Private Life (1987)
- Rise of the Great Wall (1986) as Wang Wan
- The Invincible Snowy Hair Maiden (1986) as 卓仲廉
- The Supersword Lady (1986)
- Passion (1986) as John's Father
- The Legendary Prime Minister - Zhuge Liang (1985)
- Xi Shi (1985)
- Stardust Memories (1985)
- Year of the Dragon (1985) as Fred Hung
- Working Class (1985) as Amy's Father
- Poetic Sword - Li Pai (1983)
- The Green Dragon Conspiracy (1982) as 上官一剑
- 凹凸神探 (1982)
- Hong Kong Gentlemen (I) (1981) as 何庭芳
- Agency 24 (1981)
- Dynasty (1980)
- The Story of a Refugee (1980)
- No Big Deal (1980)
- Reincarnated (1979) as 燕沖天
- Enigma (1979)
- Jaws (1979) as 周觉彬
- Sword of Fury (1979)
- ICAC: Steak Fee (1978)
- The Sausage Chase (1978)
- Lam Ah Chun (1978)
- Rise of Tang Dynasty (1976)
- HK '73 (1973)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Bau Hon-Lam best known for?
Bau Hon-Lam is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including God of Gamblers' Return (1994), Tricky Brains (1991), The Banquet (1991), God of Gamblers II (1990).
When and where was Bau Hon-Lam born?
Bau Hon-Lam was born on December 31, 1915 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony [now China]. They passed away on July 12, 2007.
How many credits does Bau Hon-Lam have?
Bau Hon-Lam has accumulated over 44 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1973 to 1996.
What is Bau Hon-Lam's background in cinema and television?
Bau Hon-Lam was a male actor from Hong Kong, British Crown Colony, now known as Hong Kong. He was born on December 31, 1915. Bau Hon-Lam is known for his work in the acting profession, with a total of 45 known credits. He passed away on July 12, 2007, at the age of 91.
Bau Hon-Lam by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty (1987) — aged about 71
- God of Gamblers (1989) as Chan Kam Sing — aged about 73
- Tricky Brains (1991) as Mr. Ching — aged about 75
- God of Gamblers II (1990) as Chan Kam Sing / Beast of Gamblers — aged about 74
- Year of the Dragon (1985) as Fred Hung — aged about 69
- God of Gamblers' Return (1994) as Chan Gam Sing — aged about 78
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