Chi Kuan-Chun
Biography
Chi Kuan-Chun is a Hong Kong-based Chinese actor and martial artist. Born on June 14, 1949, in Guangdong, China, he is known for his work in the 1970s. Chi Kuan-Chun has appeared in numerous films and has a total of 51 known credits. He is also a practitioner of Hung Ga. Chi Kuan-Chun is known by several aliases, including Chi Kuan-Chung, Chik Goon-Gwan, and Chi Kuan-Jiun.
Career overview
Chi Kuan-Chun is a Hong Kong-based Chinese actor known for his work in the martial arts film genre. He has appeared in numerous films, with a notable body of work in the 1970s. During this period, he played a significant role in several martial arts films, often portraying the character Hu Huei Chien, also known as Hu Hui Gan.
Chi Kuan-Chun has also co-starred with Alexander Fu in many films. This collaboration highlights his versatility as an actor and his ability to work with various partners in the industry. His extensive filmography showcases his dedication to the craft and his contributions to the martial arts film genre.
Throughout his career, Chi Kuan-Chun has accumulated a significant number of credits, with a total of 51 known credits to his name. This impressive body of work demonstrates his enduring presence in the film industry and his continued relevance as an actor.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
54 titles- That Demon Within (2014) as Dave's Father
- Seven Swords (2005) as Qiu Luo Dong
- Drunken Monkey (2003) as Yu Hoi Yeung
- Lady Killer (1992)
- Lucky Dragon (1991)
- Ninja and the Warriors of Fire (1987) as Alex
- King of Snake (1987)
- Shanghai 13 (1984) as Big Leopard
- The Longest Night (1983)
- The Bloody Mission (1982)
- Red Lotus Temple on Fire (1982)
- Little Flying Dragon (1982)
- A Rescue from Hades (1982)
- Queen Bee (1981)
- Queen Bee's Revenge (1981)
- Eagle Fist (1981)
- Roving Heroes (1980)
- Beggars Have No Equal (1980)
- Lonely Famous Sword (1980)
- Crazy Horse & Intelligent Monkey (1980) as Ma Ta
- Big Rascal (1979)
- Big Rascal (1979) Writer
- Big Rascal (1979) Director
- Relentless Broken Blade (1979)
- Iron Fisted Eagle's Claw (1979) as Chu-Kun
- Yoga and the Kung Fu Girl (1979) as Ho Fei
- Snake Shadow, Lama Fist (1979) as Chi Yuen
- Revenge Of The Shaolin Kid (1978) as Lee Tien Chow
- Iron Neck Li (1978) as Iron Neck Li Yung
- Ways of Kung Fu (1978) as Ta Kung
- Ways of Kung Fu (1978) Presenter
- Shaolin Tough Kid (1978) as Su
- Shaolin Kung Fu Master (1978) as Hu Yu-chung
- Showdown at the Cotton Mill (1978) as Hu Huigan
- Murder of Murders (1978)
- Shaolin Invincible Guys (1978)
- Eagle Claw vs. Butterfly Palm (1978) as Assassin
- Magnificent Wanderers (1977) as Si Tai-Yung
- The Naval Commandos (1977) as Capt. Hu Jing Duan
- The Iron Monkey (1977) as Fung Kong
- The Green Jade Statuette (1977) as Wu Kang
- Eagle's Claws (1977) as Chen Tien Chun
- The Golden Mask (1977) as Lung Chun San
- Shaolin Temple (1976) as Hu Hui Gan
- The Shaolin Avengers (1976) as Hu Hui Chien
- 7-Man Army (1976) as Private Chu Tiancheng
- Boxer Rebellion (1976) as Shuai Fang Yun
- The Four Assassins (1975) as Zhou Xing-Zheng
- Disciples of Shaolin (1975) as Huang Han
- Five Shaolin Masters (1974) as Li Shih-Kai
- Shaolin Martial Arts (1974) as Pa Chung / Chen Bao Rong
- Men from the Monastery (1974) as Hu Hui-chien
- Men from the Monastery (1974)
- Three Styles of Hung School's Kung Fu (1974) as Self
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Chi Kuan-Chun best known for?
Chi Kuan-Chun is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Seven Swords (2005), Shanghai 13 (1984), Roving Heroes (1980), Revenge Of The Shaolin Kid (1978).
When and where was Chi Kuan-Chun born?
Chi Kuan-Chun was born on June 14, 1949 in Guangdong, China.
How many credits does Chi Kuan-Chun have?
Chi Kuan-Chun has accumulated over 54 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1974 to 2014.
What is Chi Kuan-Chun's background in cinema and television?
Chi Kuan-Chun is a Hong Kong-based Chinese actor and martial artist. Born on June 14, 1949, in Guangdong, China, he is known for his work in the 1970s. Chi Kuan-Chun has appeared in numerous films and has a total of 51 known credits. He is also a practitioner of Hung Ga. Chi Kuan-Chun is known by several aliases, inclu...
Chi Kuan-Chun by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Five Shaolin Masters (1974) as Li Shih-Kai — aged about 25
- Shaolin Martial Arts (1974) as Pa Chung / Chen Bao Rong — aged about 25
- Boxer Rebellion (1976) as Shuai Fang Yun — aged about 27
- Seven Swords (2005) as Qiu Luo Dong — aged about 56
- Shaolin Temple (1976) as Hu Hui Gan — aged about 27
- Shanghai 13 (1984) as Big Leopard — aged about 35
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