Cheng Chu-Fung
Biography
Cheng Chu-Fung is a Hong Kong actor known for portraying antagonistic characters including triad bosses. He received recognition as "King of Alternative Drama - King of Villains" on the variety show "Sunday King." Born in Macau, Cheng has three siblings. At sixteen, he moved to Hong Kong for a year to obtain an adult identity card. His father initially planned for him to work as a casino bookmaker, but Cheng preferred employment as a clerk in Central. He joined TVB as a basic artist in 2015, having previously worked as a featured actor in TVB dramas between 2010 and 2015.
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Full Filmography
69 titles- Legendary Divine Kung Fu (2026)
- Justice Is Mine (2025)
- The QUEEN of News (2023)
- 陈真之困兽犹斗 (2023)
- Rage (2022)
- 喜剧王中王·前任归来 (2022)
- Infernal Storm (2021) as Tai Le
- Operation Sniping (2021) as Jin Shengze
- White War (2020) as 基爷
- Go! Go! Go! Operation C9 (2020)
- The Myth of Gods: Mermaids' Tale (2020) as Divine Tyrant
- Golden Boy Tang Bohu (2018) as Prince Ning
- May Fortune Smile On You (2017)
- The Tofu War (2017)
- Administrator (2017)
- Indiana Five Stars (2017) as Samaritan
- Law dis-Order (2016)
- Security of the Ming Dynasty (2016) as 解缙
- Paranormal Mind (2015)
- The Wicked League (2015)
- Love in Time (2015)
- Karma (2015)
- Second Life (2015)
- Wild City (2015) as Motel Owner
- Knock Knock Who's There (2015) as Funeral Home Staff
- The Doctor Monkey: Ninja's Ambition (2015) as Lin Zhuwen
- The Borderline (2014)
- Come Home Love (2012)
- Highs and Lows (2012)
- Witness Insecurity (2012)
- Wish and Switch (2012)
- 6th March (2011) as Law Jo
- The Blind Detective (2006) as 南宫杰雄
- Lady Stealer (2003)
- The Hidden Enforcers (2002) as Tim
- Battlefield Network (2001)
- Ling's Story (2001)
- Troublesome Night 9 (2001) as Cruise Manager
- The Heroine of the Yangs (II) (1998)
- Full Alert (1997) as Traffic Sergeant
- King of Gambler (1996) as 黄海
- Legendary Couple (1995) as Arms Dealer (uncredited)
- Don't Stop My Crazy Love for You (1993) as Kwok
- Angel's Project (1993)
- Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty - The Forbidden City in Jeopardy (1992)
- Angel Terminators (1992)
- Mountain Warriors (1992)
- Hong Kong Criminal Archives - Gang AK47 (1992)
- Drugs Area (1991)
- Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty - Bloodshed Over the Forbidden City (1990)
- Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty (II) (1988)
- 十月風暴 (1988)
- Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty (1987)
- Genghis Khan (1987) as 别勒古台
- The Legendary Prime Minister - Zhuge Liang (1985)
- Xi Shi (1985)
- By Royal Decree (1984)
- 101 Citizen Arrest (III) (1984) as 酋长
- The Young Dowager (1983)
- 101 Citizen Arrest (1983)
- The Green Dragon Conspiracy (1982) as 徐缺
- Lonely Fifteen (1982)
- Princess Cheung Ping (1981)
- I Accuse (1981) as 大鸡
- Dynasty (1980)
- On The Waterfront (1980)
- Dynasty (II) (1980)
- Reincarnated (1979) as 鐵石
- Sword of Fury (1979)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Cheng Chu-Fung best known for?
Cheng Chu-Fung is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Battle of the Amazons (1973), Come Home Love (2012), Joseph Andrews (1977), Flip or Flop Fort Worth (2017).
When and where was Cheng Chu-Fung born?
Cheng Chu-Fung was born on April 19, 1954 in Macao (now Macao SAR, China).
How many credits does Cheng Chu-Fung have?
Cheng Chu-Fung has accumulated over 69 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1979 to 2026.
What is Cheng Chu-Fung's background in cinema and television?
Cheng Chu-Fung is a Hong Kong actor known for portraying antagonistic characters including triad bosses. He received recognition as "King of Alternative Drama - King of Villains" on the variety show "Sunday King." Born in Macau, Cheng has three siblings. At sixteen, he moved to Hong Kong for a year to obtain an adult i...
Cheng Chu-Fung by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty (1987) — aged about 33
- Come Home Love (2012) — aged about 58
- King of Gambler (1996) as 黄海 — aged about 42
- Don't Stop My Crazy Love for You (1993) as Kwok — aged about 39
- Reincarnated (1979) as 鐵石 — aged about 25
- Lonely Fifteen (1982) — aged about 28
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