Chu Mu
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- March 28, 1938 in Hubei, China
- Died
- November 29, 2007 (aged 69)
- Active Years
- 1958–1994 (37 Years)
- Total Credits
- 83 credits in database
Biography
Chu Mu was a Hong Kong actor and film director active during the 1960s and 1970s. Also known as Jue, he was born in Hubei, China, on March 28, 1938. His career in the film industry included seventy-four known credits on the Movie Database, where he was primarily known for his work in acting. Among his notable screen appearances are the films Man of Iron, The Heroine, and Heroes Two. He passed away on November 29, 2007, at the age of sixty-nine.
Career overview
Chu Mu was a Hong Kong actor and film director who was active in the film industry during the 1960s and 1970s. Born on March 28, 1938, in Hubei, China, he was also known by the name Jue. Throughout his career, he was credited with 74 known works in the film and television industry. Among the projects he is noted for are the films Man of Iron, The Heroine, and Heroes Two.
Chu Mu passed away on November 29, 2007, at the age of 69. His professional legacy is primarily defined by his contributions to Hong Kong cinema as both a performer and a director during the mid-to-late twentieth century.
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Full Filmography
83 titles- The Great Conqueror's Concubine: Part I (1994) as First emperor of Qin dynasty
- Cheetah in Action (1990) Producer
- A Terra-Cotta Warrior (1989) Producer
- Disciples Of Shaolin (1985) Producer
- The Third Hand (1981) Director
- Snake Shadow, Lama Fist (1979) Director
- Hello Sexy Late Homecomers (1978) Director
- The Lady Killer (1977) as Mr. Fang - Boss Fong
- The Lady Killer (1977) Director
- The Lady Killer (1977) Screenplay
- The Private Eyes (1976) as Mr. Chu
- No End of Surprises (1975) Director
- All Men Are Brothers (1975) as Emperor Fang La
- All in the Family (1975) Director
- Heroes Two (1974) as General Che Kang
- The Tournament (1974)
- The Shaolin Boxers (1974) as Boss Ho Yong
- Scandal (1974) as Police Chief Zhou
- Supremo (1974) Director
- Cheat to Cheat (1973)
- The Heroine (1973) as Car Bomb Victim
- The Heroine (1973) Writer
- The Heroine (1973) Director
- The Cub Tiger from Kwang Tung (1973) Director
- Eagle Shadow Fist (1973) as Japanese Commander
- Eagle Shadow Fist (1973) Director
- The Happiest Moment (1973) as Police Officer/Lord San
- The Delightful Forest (1972) as Jiang Zhong
- The Warlord (1972) as Regiment Commander Hsieh
- Man of Iron (1972) as Zeng Genbao
- Crimes Are To Be Paid (1972)
- Love Is Smoke (1972)
- The Invincible Iron Palm (1971) Writer
- The Invincible Iron Palm (1971) Director
- In the Nick of Time (1971)
- Bus Stop (1971) as Li Pao
- Forbidden Killing (1970)
- The Great Highwayman (1970)
- The Eagle's Claw (1970) as Hsu Kun-da
- Dial for Murder (1970) as Writer David Chow
- Iron Bones (1969)
- A Pearl in Command (1969) as Du Xuan-Feng
- Mad, Mad, Mad Swords (1969) as Guan Pu
- The Violet Mansion (1969)
- Lotus Camp (1969)
- To Kill a Rover (1968) as Feng Diao
- Jade Dragon (1968)
- Feng Yang Flower Drum (1967) as Li Jie
- Feng Yang Flower Drum (1967) Director
- Lady Sun (1966) Director
- Beauty of Beauties (1965)
- Beauty of Beauties (1965) Assistant Director
- Dodder Flowers (1965)
- Trouble on the Wedding Night (1964) as Ku Wen-You
- Lady General Hua Mulan (1964) as Hua Ming
- The Story of Sue San (1964) as Su Lao-Pa
- The Shepherd Girl (1964) as Tiger Zeng
- Beyond the Great Wall (1964) as General Wang Long
- Mad About Music (1963) as Murderer
- The Love Eterne (1963) as Woodcutter
- Empress Wu (1963) as Teahouse customer
- The Adulteress (1963) as Ge Xiao-Da
- My Lucky Star (1963)
- Revenge of a Swordswoman (1963)
- The Black Fox (1962)
- The Magnificent Concubine (1962) as Captain
- Lily of the Valley (1962)
- Hong Kong Hot Harbor (1962) as Li
- The Bride Napping (1962) as Chou Tung
- Education of Love (1961) as He Shuang Chuan's father
- Sun, Moon and Star: Part 2 (1961) as Li Zhizhong
- Sun, Moon and Star: Part 1 (1961) as Li Chih-Chung
- Dreams Come True (1960)
- East Flows the River (1960) as Chao Yung Cheng
- Malayan Affair (1960)
- A Shot in the Dark (1960)
- Street Boys (1960)
- Song from a Haunted House (1959)
- Appointment with Death (1959)
- The Pink Murder (1959)
- The Pink Murder (1959) Assistant Director
- The Girl with a Thousand Faces (1959) as Hei Ta-Shao
- The Blazing Charmer (1958) as Ai-Ling's brother
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Chu Mu best known for?
Chu Mu is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including A Terra-Cotta Warrior (1989), The Secret (2000), The Private Eyes (1976), All Men Are Brothers (1975).
When and where was Chu Mu born?
Chu Mu was born on March 28, 1938 in Hubei, China. They passed away on November 29, 2007.
How many credits does Chu Mu have?
Chu Mu has 83 film and television credits listed on archytele, with work dated between 1958 and 1994.
What is Chu Mu's background in cinema and television?
Chu Mu was a Hong Kong actor and film director active during the 1960s and 1970s. Also known as Jue, he was born in Hubei, China, on March 28, 1938. His career in the film industry included seventy-four known credits on the Movie Database, where he was primarily known for his work in acting. Among his notable screen ap...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- All Men Are Brothers (1975) as Emperor Fang La — aged about 37
- The Love Eterne (1963) as Woodcutter — aged about 25
- Heroes Two (1974) as General Che Kang — aged about 36
- The Delightful Forest (1972) as Jiang Zhong — aged about 34
- The Private Eyes (1976) as Mr. Chu — aged about 38
- The Warlord (1972) as Regiment Commander Hsieh — aged about 34
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