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Chiang Kam

Acting 40 credits
40
Total Credits
1974–1987
14 Years Career Span
9
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Chiang Kam is a male actor from Hong Kong. He is also known by the names Ching Chiang, Cheung Gam, Cheung Kin, Chang Chin Chiang, and Chin Chiang. According to The Movie Database, he has fifty known credits for his work in acting.

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Career

Career overview

Chiang Kam is a male actor from Hong Kong. He is also known by several other names, including Ching Chiang, Cheung Gam, Cheung Kin, Chang Chin, Chin Chiang, and Chin Chiang Kam. His professional work is primarily recognized within the field of acting.

According to records from The Movie Database, Chiang Kam has fifty known credits. These credits encompass work across both movies and television shows. No further details regarding specific titles, roles, or dates of production are available in the provided documentation.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

A Chinese Ghost Story
The Invincible Snowy Hair MaidenHeroes of ShaolinThe Supersword Lady
Stardust Memories
Jade Bow ConnectionMixed Up
Poetic Sword - Li PaiDemon of the LuteFast FingersHong Kong PlayboysGhosts Galore
Buddha's PalmKid from KwangtungRolls, Rolls, I Love You
ComaHong Kong Gentlemen (I)The Eagle's Killer
The Young MasterYoung HeroThe Flag of IronLackey and the Lady TigerThe Spooky Bunch
The Magnificent ButcherScorching Sun, Fierce Wind, Wild FireGreen Hat GuyChoi Lee Fat Kung FuDuel of the 7 Tigers
Drunken MasterSnake in the Eagle's Shadow
The DamnedReturn of the Con MenThe Prominent Eunuch Chen Ho
New Fist of Fury
Hong Kong Superman
Best and Worst

Full Filmography

40 titles
  • A Chinese Ghost Story (1987) as Policeman
  • The Invincible Snowy Hair Maiden (1986)
  • Heroes of Shaolin (1986)
  • The Supersword Lady (1986)
  • Stardust Memories (1985)
  • Jade Bow Connection (1984)
  • Mixed Up (1984)
  • Poetic Sword - Li Pai (1983)
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  • Demon of the Lute (1983) as Fat Elf
  • Fast Fingers (1983) as Ma Cheung
  • Hong Kong Playboys (1983) as Fatty
  • Ghosts Galore (1983) as Fat Chick
  • Buddha's Palm (1982) as Liu fmaily's kitchen staff
  • Kid from Kwangtung (1982) as Wu Dezhi
  • Rolls, Rolls, I Love You (1982) as Cuttlefish
  • Coma (1981)
  • Hong Kong Gentlemen (I) (1981) as 艇王
  • The Eagle's Killer (1981) as Fatty
  • The Young Master (1980) as Master Tien's Student
  • Young Hero (1980)
  • The Flag of Iron (1980) as Killer Butcher
  • Lackey and the Lady Tiger (1980) as Liu Jing Yao
  • The Spooky Bunch (1980) as Opera Troupe Member
  • God Father (1980) as Mechanic
  • Crazy Horse & Intelligent Monkey (1980)
  • Two Fists Against the Law (1980)
  • Devil Killer (1980) as Fat Villager
  • The Magnificent Butcher (1979) as Lam Sai Kwong
  • Scorching Sun, Fierce Wind, Wild Fire (1979)
  • Green Hat Guy (1979)
  • Choi Lee Fat Kung Fu (1979) as Fatty
  • Duel of the 7 Tigers (1979)
  • Drunken Master (1978) as Da Kuai-dai
  • Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1978) as Tao Kuei
  • The Damned (1977) as One of Wu's men
  • Return of the Con Men (1977)
  • The Prominent Eunuch Chen Ho (1977)
  • New Fist of Fury (1976) as Sampo
  • Hong Kong Superman (1975)
  • Best and Worst (1974)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Chiang Kam best known for?

Chiang Kam is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including A Chinese Ghost Story (1987), The Last Bullet (1973), The Queen and I (2008), Buddha's Palm (1982).

How many credits does Chiang Kam have?

Chiang Kam has accumulated over 40 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1974 to 1987.

What is Chiang Kam's background in cinema and television?

Chiang Kam is a male actor from Hong Kong. He is also known by the names Ching Chiang, Cheung Gam, Cheung Kin, Chang Chin Chiang, and Chin Chiang. According to The Movie Database, he has fifty known credits for his work in acting.

Chiang Kam by the numbers

40credits
32films
8TV series
1974–1987active years

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