Chen Hung-Lieh
Biography
Chen Hung-Lieh works in acting. Born June 7, 1943 in Shanghai, China. Died November 24, 2009. Archytele tracks 158 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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158 titles- When Heaven Burns (2011)
- Fly with Me (2010)
- Club Sparkle (2009)
- Off Pedder (2008) as Yim Hei (Joe)
- The Gem of Life (2008) as Sung Sai Man (Philip)
- The Price of Greed (2008)
- Hong Kong Bronx (2008)
- Kung Fu Mahjong 3 (2007) as Uncle Powell
- Welcome to the House (2006)
- Land of Wealth (2006) as 章孝儒
- The Dance of Passion (2006)
- C.I.B. Files (2006)
- The Charm Beneath (2005)
- War and Beauty (2004) as 孙清华
- Blade Heart (2004)
- The Conqueror's Story (2004) as 项伯 Hung Bak
- Twin of Brothers (2004) as 傅采林
- Wong Fei Hung – Master of Kung Fu (2004)
- Lost in the Chamber of Love (2004)
- Point of No Return (2003)
- Wesley the Young Adventurer (2003) as 白老大
- Find the Light (2003)
- In The Realm Of Fancy (2003)
- 短刀行 (2001) as 无心道长
- Chess Warriors (2000) as 七杀郎君
- Lord of Imprisonment (1999)
- Young Master Of Shaolin (1999) as 白眉道人
- 刀歌 (1999) as 章烈华
- Healing Hands (1998) as 曾达贤
- Bodyguards - Heavenly Charm (1998)
- Bodyguards: Cryptic Crystal (1998) as 翁泰北
- 马永贞之争霸上海滩 (1998) as 白癞痢
- Legend of Yung Ching (1997) as 康熙
- Legend of Yung Ching (1997) Director
- Bodyguards (1997) as 翁泰北
- Bodyguards: Jade Dolls (1997) as 翁泰北
- Master Ma (1997)
- Dark Tales (1996) as 沈叔
- Dark Tales (1996) as 严道生
- Dark Tales (1996) as 王太常
- Dark Tales (1996) as 翁老儿
- Dark Tales (1996) as 王鼐
- State of Divinity (1996) as 左冷禅
- 笑傲江湖 (數碼修復版) (1996) as 左冷禅
- Moonlight Sonata (1996) as Uncle Kin
- Fist of Power (1995)
- Flying Dagger (1993) as Dicky Lui
- Forbidden Imperial Tales (1990)
- American Commando: Angel's Blood Mission (1988) as (archive footage)
- Ninja, the Violent Sorceror (1987) as Dice Trick's Henchman (archive footage)
- Ninja and the Warriors of Fire (1987) as Master
- Fantasy Mission Force (1983) as Nazi Officer
- Fire Dragon (1983) as Sai-ichi
- Deadly Life of a Ninja (1983) as Ming Fu Chan
- Heroic Ones (1983)
- Who Knows About Me (1983)
- 中國法術 (1983)
- Zhi fen ying han (1983)
- Underground Wife (1982)
- Blood Brothers (1982)
- Dirty Angel (1982)
- The Stunning Gambling (1982)
- Escape to Freedom (1982)
- Hei yu da tao wang (1982)
- Manhood (1982) as Boss Cha
- Fighting Duel of Death (1981)
- The Knight of the Dazzling Scimitar (1981)
- Queen Bee's Revenge (1981)
- Queen Bee (1981)
- Big Boss (1981) as Lawyer Chien
- The Devil (1981)
- The King of Gambler (1981)
- The Woman from Hell (1981)
- Abbot White (1981)
- The Reformed Gambler (1981)
- Shanghai Massacre (1981)
- Moonlight Murderer (1980) as Hu Yi
- The Fool Escape (1980)
- 楚留香 (數碼修復版) (1979) as 丁铁干
- The Bone Crushing Kid (1979)
- One Sword (1978)
- Fury of Shaolin Fist (1978) as Whipmaster Wu
- The Lantern Street (1977)
- Cloud of Romance (1977) as Pontiac driver (Cameo)
- Cloud of Romance (1977) Director
- Shaolin Invincibles (1977) as His Majesty
- Woman Prisoner No. 407 (1976) as Prison Officer
- Woman Prisoner No. 407 II (1976) as Prison Chief
- Super Dragon (1976)
- One Armed Swordsman Against Nine Killers (1976) as Liu, one of the 9 killers
- 桃花三娘子 (1975)
- Bald-Headed Betty (1975)
- Eight Hundred Heroes (1975)
- The Great Hunter (1975) as Hitman
- "Fertility" Bank (1975)
- Land of the Undaunted (1975)
- The Winner Takes All (1975)
- The Majesty Cat (1975) as Ma Chiang
- Kissed by the Wolves (1975) Director
- Two Graves To Kung Fu (1974)
- Two Graves To Kung Fu (1974) Director
- The Tongfather (1974) as Chinese broke own leg
- The Splendid Love in Winter (1974)
- The Cub Tiger from Kwang Tung (1973) as Chow Bin
- Na Cha and the Seven Devils (1973) as Horse Devil
- The Villains (1973) as Fang Feng
- A Sword Renounced (1973)
- The Private Eye (1973) as Lo Shao-ming
- The Gallant (1972) as Li San
- The Bold Three (1972) as Leong Tse-John (Dragon)
- Blood Leopard (1972)
- The Cannibals (1972) as Tsang
- Crush (1972)
- The Eight Dragon Swords (1972)
- Tough Duel (1972)
- Brave Girl Boxer from Shanghai (1972) as Boss Liu
- On The Waterfront (1972)
- When Will You Come Back Again (1972)
- Champion of the Boxers (1972) as Horng Lieh Chern
- Fearless Fighters (1971) as The Killer
- The Invincible Sword (1971)
- Mission Impossible (1971) as Jade child Xia Zhao
- The Eight Dragon Swords (1971) as Feng Chun-Chieh
- Black and White Umbrellas (1971)
- To Subdue the Evil (1971)
- Duel with Samurai (1971)
- The Decisive Battle (1971)
- Redbeard (1971) as Szu Chih-Erh
- Hotel Esquire (1971) as Chang Yun
- Black and White Swordsmen (1971)
- The Iron Buddha (1970) as Master Geng Xian
- The Winged Tiger (1970) as Guo Jiou Ru
- A Taste of Cold Steel (1970) as Prince Lu Tianxia
- Unparalleled Judo Knife (1970)
- Twin Blades of Doom (1969) as Ma Lok
- Dead End (1969) as Wen Kuang
- The Rainbow (1968)
- Black Butterfly (1968) as 3rd Chief Jade Nan
- Death Valley (1968) as Jin Fu
- Hong Kong Rhapsody (1968) as Li Jia Wen
- The Trail of the Broken Blade (1967) as Tu Long
- The Thundering Sword (1967) as Master So's son
- Sweet Is Revenge (1967) as Ma Qian-Li
- Rape of the Sword (1967) as Lord Lu Tian Xia
- Song of Tomorrow (1967) as Xiao Ding
- The Pearl Phoenix (1967) as Zhou Feng Chun
- King Drummer (1967) as Charlie Chao
- That Tender Age (1967) as David Feng
- Come Drink with Me (1966) as Jade Faced Tiger
- The Magnificent Trio (1966) as Sheng Chien, Bandit Leader
- The Joy of Spring (1966) as Himself [cameo]
- The Knight of Knights (1966) as 3rd brother Li
- Temple of the Red Lotus (1965) as Monk Zhi Yuan
- The Twin Swords (1965) as Zhiyuan
- The Lark (1965)
- The Story of Sue San (1964) as Musician at Mei's Party
- The Warlord and the Actress (1964)
- The Dancing Millionairess (1964) as Dancer
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Chen Hung-Lieh best known for?
Chen Hung-Lieh is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Guardian (2006), Land of Wealth (2006), Hard Eight (1997), Oh Olsun (1973).
When and where was Chen Hung-Lieh born?
Chen Hung-Lieh was born on June 7, 1943 in Shanghai, China. They passed away on November 24, 2009.
How many credits does Chen Hung-Lieh have?
Chen Hung-Lieh has accumulated over 158 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1964 to 2011.
What is Chen Hung-Lieh's background in cinema and television?
Chan Hung-Lieh (7 June 1943 – 24 November 2009), also known as Chen Hung-Lit and Golden Chan, was a Shaw Brothers actor famous for portraying villains from the 1960s to 1980s. In his acting hiatus, Chan was involved in the garment industry. He later resumed his acting career by joining TVB in 1995, left the followin...
Chen Hung-Lieh by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Crush (1972) — aged about 29
- State of Divinity (1996) as 左冷禅 — aged about 53
- Healing Hands (1998) as 曾达贤 — aged about 55
- The Cannibals (1972) as Tsang — aged about 29
- Twin of Brothers (2004) as 傅采林 — aged about 61
- Eight Hundred Heroes (1975) — aged about 32
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