Cheung Wood-Yau
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- January 1, 1910
- Died
- December 10, 1985
- Active Years
- 1941–1981 (41 Years)
- Total Credits
- 70 credits in database
Biography
Cheung Wood-Yau, also known as Wood Yau Cheung and Cheong Wood-Yau, was a male actor with sixty-seven known credits. He was born on January 1, 1910, and died on December 10, 1985, at the age of seventy-five.
Career overview
Cheung Wood-Yau is a male actor. He is known for his work in the film industry. Cheung Wood-Yau has a significant number of acting credits, with a total of 67 known credits.
Cheung Wood-Yau's acting career spans multiple film projects. However, specific details about his roles and the films he appeared in are not available in the provided sources.
Cheung Wood-Yau was born on January 1, 1910, and passed away on December 10, 1985, at the age of 75.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
70 titles- The Fate (1981) as 蒲翔千
- 無雙譜 (1981) as 佘贤
- Summer Of '61 (1981)
- Kung Fu Master Of Fat Shan (1981)
- The Shell Game (1980) as 李旺
- The Adventurers (1980)
- No Biz Like Show Biz (1980)
- The Passenger (1979)
- Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre (1978)
- 倚天屠龍記 (數碼修復版) (1978) as 宋远桥
- A House is Not a Home (1977)
- Teenager (1976)
- Social Worker (1976)
- Kung Fu (1975)
- The Fatal Irony (1974)
- 啼笑因缘 (1974) as 何廉
- To Rose with Love (1967) as Inspector Chan
- The Violet Girl (1966) as Jennie's Father
- Spy with My Face (1966) as Golden Yanlou/The boss
- Spy with My Face (1966) Associate Producer
- Love Never Fades (1965) Producer
- Ungratefulness (1965) as Lee Chung-ling
- A Mad Woman (1964) as Chin Sau-Shun
- The Bloody Paper Man (1964)
- Sea (1963)
- Rose in Tears (1963) Producer
- A Man Betrayal, Part Two (1962) as Lui Duksing
- A Man Betrayal, Part One (1962) as Lui Duksing
- Vampire Woman (1962) as Cheung Tai-Shing
- 七小福 (1961)
- The Great Devotion (1960) as Chan Chi-hong
- Seven Swordsman Leave Tianshan (1959)
- Road (1959) as Liu Bai-Kwan
- Feast of a Rich Family (1959)
- Human Relationships (1959) as Yu Kwok-Leung
- Money (1959) as Cheung Sai Wah
- Autumn Comes to Purple Rose Garden (1958) as 郝學詩
- The Precious Lotus Lamp (1956)
- Beauty Raised from the Dead (1956) as Lau Mung-Mui
- Backyard Adventures (1955) as Lorry Driver
- An Orphan's Tragedy (1955) as Wong Fuk-kwan
- The Immortality Pagoda (1955) as Cheng Mung-Ping
- The Immortality Pagoda (1955) Producer
- We Owe It to Our Children (1955) as Ming
- Anna (1955) as Wong Kei-shu
- Father and Son (1954) as Kwun-sing Ng, the father
- Malaya Love Affair (1954) as 黃大偉
- The Noble Family (1954) as Hoi Yau-lung
- Autumn (1954) as Ko Kok-man
- The Guiding Light (1953) as San as adult
- The Guiding Light (1953) as Ah-sang/Tin-sang - adult
- Spring (1953) as Ko Kok-man
- Family (1953) as Ko Kok-man
- The Valiant Dog Saves Its Master (1953) as 李志堅
- 月夜痴魂 (1952) as 姚仲書/柳庸
- The Resentful Woman Returns (1952)
- 舞台春色 (1952)
- All the Love Heaven Allows (1952) as Shoe Salesman
- The Singing Girl's Spirit (1951)
- Orphan Girl in Love (1951) as Ling Siu-Ngan
- Why Not Return? (1951) as Hung Siu-Kong
- Red And White Azaleas (1951)
- A Young Lady Sells Her Maid (1951) as Cheung Si-Ho
- The Haunted House (1950) as Pak Wan-Fung
- Midnight Bells (1950)
- The Cruel Murder of Concubine (1950)
- Return of the Lascivious Woman's Soul (1948)
- The Rich House (1942) as 窮作家
- The Amorous Ghost (1941)
- Everything Goes Wrong for the Poor Couple as 何守安
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Cheung Wood-Yau best known for?
Cheung Wood-Yau is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Quiet Flows the Don (1957), 無雙譜 (1981), 12 Dates of Christmas (2011), A House is Not a Home (1977).
When and where was Cheung Wood-Yau born?
Cheung Wood-Yau was born on January 1, 1910. They passed away on December 10, 1985.
How many credits does Cheung Wood-Yau have?
Cheung Wood-Yau has accumulated over 70 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1941 to 1981.
What is Cheung Wood-Yau's background in cinema and television?
Cheung Wood-Yau, also known as Wood Yau Cheung and Cheong Wood-Yau, was a male actor with sixty-seven known credits. He was born on January 1, 1910, and died on December 10, 1985, at the age of seventy-five.
Cheung Wood-Yau by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- The Guiding Light (1953) as San as adult — aged about 43
- The Guiding Light (1953) as Ah-sang/Tin-sang - adult — aged about 43
- The Shell Game (1980) as 李旺 — aged about 70
- 無雙譜 (1981) as 佘贤 — aged about 71
- A House is Not a Home (1977) — aged about 67
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