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Han Su

Acting Born Dec 24, 1923 Died Dec 19, 2007 Fujian, China 57 credits
57
Total Credits
1967–1990
24 Years Career Span
6
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Han Su, also rendered as 韓甦 and sometimes credited simply as Han, was a male actor born in Fujian, China, on 24 December 1923. Over the course of his career he accumulated fifty‑seven credited performances, establishing himself as a recognized figure in the acting profession. His work spanned several decades, concluding with his death on 19 December 2007 at the age of eighty‑three. The details of his filmography and television appearances are recorded in public databases, reflecting his contributions to the entertainment industry. Han Su’s legacy is documented through the credits attributed to him, underscoring his role as a prolific performer.

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Career

Career overview

Han Su, whose stage name is presented in Chinese characters as 韓甦, was a male actor born on 24 December 1923 in Fujian, China. Over the course of his life, he built a substantial body of work that is recorded as 57 credited performances across film and television. The breadth of his career is reflected in the variety of roles he undertook, though specific titles are not detailed in the available records. His professional identity is consistently identified with acting, and his contributions to the medium are recognized through the accumulation of these numerous credits.

Han Su’s life spanned 83 years, concluding on 19 December 2007. Throughout his years, he remained associated with the entertainment industry, maintaining a presence that earned him recognition on international databases that catalogue film and television professionals. While the precise chronology of his projects is not enumerated, the total number of known credits underscores a sustained involvement in acting. His legacy is preserved in public reference sources that list his personal details, stage name, and the extent of his credited work, offering a concise portrait of an actor whose career encompassed a significant number of performances.

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Career timeline

Hua Shin Juanq Daw Goei
The Scalper
Kuo-Hao Crams for CollegeDeadly Duo
秋水长天Devil KillerTo You with LoveStrange Story of Crematory
Fighting AceWriting Kung FuAn Unforgettable DayUpstairs and Downstairs
The Lady ConstablesMelody of Love
There's No Place like Home
New Fist of FuryThe Magic RingThe Dragon Lives
Hot WaveThe Haunted GirlDeep Autumn LoveLittle Sister-in-lawHe Loved Once Too Many
Long Way from HomeBest and WorstThe Fists of VengeanceTo Money with Love
The ChampionThe BoxersThe Dragon and Tiger Joint Hands
The Bride from HellThe Lion's HeartThe Dragon's VengeanceFury of King BoxerThe Hero of Chiu Chow
Dragon Gate SwordsmanFearless FightersBlack and White UmbrellasFive Plus FivePalace of Hades
Four MoodsGood Bye! DarlingBlack Bull and White SnakeFrom Home with LoveHome, Sweet Home
The WinterRegister of DeitiesAccidental TrioThe Little Flowers in TearsThe Newlyweds
Feng Yang Flower DrumLove Is Thicker Than Wine

Full Filmography

57 titles
  • Hua Shin Juanq Daw Goei (1990)
  • The Scalper (1986) as Uncle Chuan
  • Kuo-Hao Crams for College (1981)
  • Deadly Duo (1981)
  • 秋水长天 (1980)
  • Devil Killer (1980) as Mayor Ma
  • To You with Love (1980)
  • Strange Story of Crematory (1980)
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  • Fighting Ace (1979)
  • Writing Kung Fu (1979)
  • An Unforgettable Day (1979) as Boss Chiu
  • Upstairs and Downstairs (1979)
  • The Lady Constables (1978) as Coffin Seller
  • Melody of Love (1978)
  • There's No Place like Home (1977)
  • New Fist of Fury (1976) as Ho Chin
  • The Magic Ring (1976)
  • The Dragon Lives (1976)
  • Hot Wave (1975)
  • The Haunted Girl (1975)
  • Deep Autumn Love (1975)
  • Little Sister-in-law (1975)
  • He Loved Once Too Many (1975)
  • Long Way from Home (1974)
  • Best and Worst (1974)
  • The Fists of Vengeance (1974)
  • To Money with Love (1974)
  • The Champion (1973) as Undertaker Hsu
  • The Boxers (1973)
  • The Dragon and Tiger Joint Hands (1973)
  • The Bride from Hell (1972) as Second uncle
  • The Lion's Heart (1972)
  • The Dragon's Vengeance (1972) as Ma's father
  • Fury of King Boxer (1972)
  • The Hero of Chiu Chow (1972) as Uncle Chuen
  • Execution in Autumn (1972) as Pei Hsun
  • The Champion of Champions (1972) as Uncle Meng
  • Dragon Gate Swordsman (1971)
  • Fearless Fighters (1971)
  • Black and White Umbrellas (1971)
  • Five Plus Five (1971)
  • Palace of Hades (1971)
  • Four Moods (1970)
  • Good Bye! Darling (1970)
  • Black Bull and White Snake (1970) as Head housekeeper
  • From Home with Love (1970)
  • Home, Sweet Home (1970)
  • Prosperous of Family (1970) as Fu Tse
  • The Winter (1969) as Third Uncle
  • Register of Deities (1969)
  • Accidental Trio (1969)
  • The Little Flowers in Tears (1969)
  • The Newlyweds (1969)
  • The Bride & I (1969)
  • Gain Sons, Not Losing Daughters (1969)
  • Feng Yang Flower Drum (1967) as Zhu Hsiu-Tsai
  • Love Is Thicker Than Wine (1967)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Han Su best known for?

Han Su is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including New Fist of Fury (1976), The Champion (1973), The Bride from Hell (1972), Fearless Fighters (1971).

When and where was Han Su born?

Han Su was born on December 24, 1923 in Fujian, China. They passed away on December 19, 2007.

How many credits does Han Su have?

Han Su has accumulated over 57 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1967 to 1990.

What is Han Su's background in cinema and television?

Han Su, also rendered as 韓甦 and sometimes credited simply as Han, was a male actor born in Fujian, China, on 24 December 1923. Over the course of his career he accumulated fifty‑seven credited performances, establishing himself as a recognized figure in the acting profession. His work spanned several decades, concludin...

Han Su by the numbers

57credits
56films
1TV series
1967–1990active years

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