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Chiang Kuang-Chao

Acting Born Jun 22, 1924 Died Dec 15, 2000 115 credits
115
Total Credits
1951–1982
32 Years Career Span
7
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Chiang Kuang-Chao works in acting. Born June 22, 1924. Died December 15, 2000. Archytele tracks 115 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Known for

Film

That Man in Chang-An

as General Zhang

Chimudondon

as Constable Chung Kung-Tao

The Enchanted Cave

as Chief Secretary Shih Hsien
Film

The Love Eterne

as Student That Forgets Lines
Film

The Last Five Years

as Host
Film

Love Without End

as Wang Dong Hai
▦ Film

The Thirteen Grand Tutors

as Charlie Hong

Frequent co-stars

Kao Pao-Shu 3 shared titles
Guan Shan 2 shared titles
Yang Chi-Ching 2 shared titles
Ou-Yang Sha-Fei 2 shared titles
Linda Lin Dai 1 shared title
Lee Wan-Chung 1 shared title
Lok Kei 1 shared title
Wong Chung 1 shared title
Ho Fan 1 shared title
Chin Chun 1 shared title

Career timeline

A Rescue from Hades
Spooky Kookies
Misty DrizzleThe Phantom LuteInvisible Master
ReminiscenceStar Star StarMoon RiverThe Dwarf SorcererLake of Longing
Magic SuperchildWe Visited Southeast Asia
Battles with the Red BoyFour WindsQueen BoxerThe Dragon's VengeanceThe Escape
Come Haunt with MeA Story of Lou Bo-WenBlack and White UmbrellasRedbeardFounding of the Ming Dynasty
Thunderstorm Sword
The Magnificent Monk"Golden Sand" SwordLady 9 FlowerThe Absurd BraveThe Newlyweds
Spring BlossomsDivorce, Hong Kong StyleThe Angel Strikes Again
That Man in Chang-AnBlue SkiesSummons to DeathLady Jade LocketHong Kong Nocturne
The Joy of SpringThe Blue and the BlackThe Blue and the Black 2
The MermaidVermilion DoorSons of the Good EarthCall of the SeaThe Lark
The Crimson PalmThe Story of Sue SanThe Last Woman of ShangBetween Tears and SmilesThe Shepherd Girl
Lady with the LuteThe Love EterneThe AdulteressReturn of the PhoenixLove Parade
Golden Horse AwardsThe Black FoxIt's Always SpringLadies FirstThe Mid-Nightmare
Love Without EndThe Husband's SecretThe Golden TrumpetBride For Rent
Corpses at LargeA Shot in the DarkSister Long Legs
Appointment with DeathCalendar GirlHusband's LoverLady on the Roof
Where Is My Bride?
The Mermaid PrincessThe Greatest Circus on EarthThe Frosty NightThe Dances of Charm
Angel of the VineyardColorful TokyoThe ChaseA Married Woman's Secret
Tragedy of Vendetta
Marriage AngleShadow in Her HeartGirl on the LooseThe 72 Martyrs of Canton
Sorrowful GloryMeal TimeQiu Jin, the Revolutionary HeroineGreen HeavenThe Third Life
Red RosesBack Home AgainA Double-Faced ManGood Faith
The Thirteen Grand TutorsShould They Marry?

Full Filmography

115 titles
  • A Rescue from Hades (1982)
  • Spooky Kookies (1981) as Master Sze
  • Misty Drizzle (1975)
  • The Phantom Lute (1975) as Taoist Wei
  • Invisible Master (1975)
  • Reminiscence (1974)
  • Star Star Star (1974) as Liu Meng Tsai
  • Moon River (1974) as 唐父 T'ang's Father
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  • The Dwarf Sorcerer (1974)
  • Lake of Longing (1974)
  • To Money with Love (1974)
  • Magic Superchild (1973)
  • We Visited Southeast Asia (1973) as Ah Lu
  • Battles with the Red Boy (1972)
  • Four Winds (1972)
  • Queen Boxer (1972)
  • The Dragon's Vengeance (1972) as Interpreter Hsu
  • The Escape (1972) as Sifu
  • Come Haunt with Me (1971) as Father Hu
  • A Story of Lou Bo-Wen (1971)
  • Black and White Umbrellas (1971)
  • Redbeard (1971) as Wang Chiang-Hai
  • Founding of the Ming Dynasty (1971)
  • The Game of Marriage (1971)
  • Thunderstorm Sword (1970)
  • The Magnificent Monk (1969) as Monk Ji Gong
  • "Golden Sand" Sword (1969)
  • Lady 9 Flower (1969)
  • The Absurd Brave (1969) as Ouyang De
  • The Newlyweds (1969)
  • Spring Blossoms (1968) as Zhao De Zhu
  • Divorce, Hong Kong Style (1968) as Mai Hsien-Hou
  • The Angel Strikes Again (1968) as Paul (Agent 309)
  • That Man in Chang-An (1967) as General Zhang
  • Blue Skies (1967) as Du Bang Jie
  • Summons to Death (1967) as Ma Loong
  • Lady Jade Locket (1967) as Taoist Priest Cheng
  • Hong Kong Nocturne (1967) as Chia Su Cheng
  • Trapeze Girl (1967) as Zheng-Guo
  • The Goddess of Mercy (1967) as Consort Prince
  • The Midnight Murder (1967) as He Lu-Tong
  • Sing High, Sing Low (1967) as Peng Bi-Liang
  • The Mirror (1967)
  • The Joy of Spring (1966) as Father Zhang
  • The Blue and the Black (1966) as Madame Kao's eldest son
  • The Blue and the Black 2 (1966) as Madame Kao's Eldest Son
  • The Mermaid (1965) as Tortoise Spirit
  • Vermilion Door (1965) as Boss Zhao / 2nd Brother
  • Sons of the Good Earth (1965) as Chang Pao Lu
  • Call of the Sea (1965) as Advisor Diao
  • The Lark (1965) as Bao Tian Xiao
  • Inside the Forbidden City (1965) as Fan Zhong Hua
  • Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore (1965) as Shirley's Brother
  • The Crimson Palm (1964) as Chang Pei-Tsan
  • The Story of Sue San (1964) as Constable Chung Kung-Tao
  • The Last Woman of Shang (1964) as Sir Yu Han
  • Between Tears and Smiles (1964) as Uncle San
  • The Shepherd Girl (1964) as Master Yao
  • Lady General Hua Mulan (1964) as Brother Chang
  • The Dancing Millionairess (1964) as Guo Wei De
  • Comedy of Mismatches (1964) as Fei Jiulao
  • Beyond the Great Wall (1964) as Chief Secretary Shih Hsien
  • The Female Prince (1964) as Prime Minister Hsia Yen
  • Lady with the Lute (1963)
  • The Love Eterne (1963) as Student That Forgets Lines
  • The Adulteress (1963) as Qian Bao-Sheng
  • Return of the Phoenix (1963) as Prince Zhu Huanran
  • Love Parade (1963) as Japanese interpreter
  • Revenge of a Swordswoman (1963)
  • Stranger Than Fiction (1963)
  • Because of Her (1963) as Manager Old Zhao
  • Bitter Sweet (1963)
  • The Lady and the Thief (1963)
  • Golden Horse Awards (1962) as Host
  • The Black Fox (1962)
  • It's Always Spring (1962) as Man delivering flowers twice
  • Ladies First (1962) as waiter
  • The Mid-Nightmare (1962)
  • The Tryst (1962) as Chen Suan-Tse
  • Love Without End (1961) as Wang Dong Hai
  • The Husband's Secret (1961)
  • The Golden Trumpet (1961)
  • Bride For Rent (1961) as Wang Qiang-Lin
  • Corpses at Large (1960)
  • A Shot in the Dark (1960)
  • Sister Long Legs (1960) as Su, father
  • Appointment with Death (1959)
  • Calendar Girl (1959) as Manager Su
  • Husband's Lover (1959) as Mr. Li
  • Lady on the Roof (1959)
  • Where Is My Bride? (1958) as Tenant
  • The Mermaid Princess (1957) as Qiantang Dragon King
  • The Greatest Circus on Earth (1957)
  • The Frosty Night (1957)
  • The Dances of Charm (1957) as Chen Ming-Chun
  • Angel of the Vineyard (1956)
  • Colorful Tokyo (1956)
  • The Chase (1956) as Qian Lao Sai
  • A Married Woman's Secret (1956)
  • Tragedy of Vendetta (1955)
  • Marriage Angle (1954)
  • Shadow in Her Heart (1954)
  • Girl on the Loose (1954)
  • The 72 Martyrs of Canton (1954)
  • Sorrowful Glory (1953) as Clansman
  • Meal Time (1953)
  • Qiu Jin, the Revolutionary Heroine (1953)
  • Green Heaven (1953)
  • The Third Life (1953)
  • Red Roses (1952)
  • Back Home Again (1952)
  • A Double-Faced Man (1952) as Chiang Kuang-Chao
  • Good Faith (1952)
  • The Thirteen Grand Tutors (1951) as Charlie Hong
  • Should They Marry? (1951)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Chiang Kuang-Chao best known for?

Chiang Kuang-Chao is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including That Man in Chang-An (1967), Chimudondon (2022), The Enchanted Cave (2024), The Love Eterne (1963).

When and where was Chiang Kuang-Chao born?

Chiang Kuang-Chao was born on June 22, 1924. They passed away on December 15, 2000.

How many credits does Chiang Kuang-Chao have?

Chiang Kuang-Chao has accumulated over 115 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1951 to 1982.

What is Chiang Kuang-Chao's background in cinema and television?

Cheung Kwong-Chiu (Chinese: 蔣光超, 1924 － 15 December 2000) was a Taiwanese actor and comedian.

Chiang Kuang-Chao by the numbers

115credits
114films
1TV series
1951–1982active years

Age in their best-rated roles

Full filmography (115) Born on June 22 In memoriam 2000

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