Jack Long Shi-Chia
- Known For
- Acting
- Active Years
- 1970–1992 (23 Years)
- Total Credits
- 50 credits in database
Biography
Jack Long Shi-Chia, also known as Jack Long, Jack Lung Sai-Ga, Lung Shih-Chia, Wang Chiang, Wong Keung, and Lung Si-Kar, is a Taiwanese actor, acrobat, action director, and martial artist. In his youth, he studied acting, singing, acrobatics, and kung-fu at the Lu Kwan opera school in Taipei. Active in the film industry with a total of forty-nine known credits, he is known for his acting work in such films as The Singing Killer from 1970, The Head Hunter from 1982, and Wu Tang vs. Ninja from 1987.
Career overview
Jack Long Shi-Chia is an actor, acrobat, action director, and martial artist. In his youth, he studied acting, singing, acrobatics, and kung-fu at the Lu Kwan opera school in Taipei.
Throughout his career, he has also been known by several other names, including Jack Lung Sai-Ga, Lung Shih-Chia, Wang Chiang, Wong Keung, Lung Si-Kar, and Wang Qiang. His known film work includes appearances in Wu Tang vs. Ninja released in 1987, The Head Hunter released in 1982, and The Singing Killer released in 1970.
His filmography comprises a total of forty-nine known credits in the acting field.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
50 titles- Witch (1992)
- The Biography of a Fox (1989)
- Chess Boxing Matrix (1988) as Grandpa
- Ninja Condors (1988)
- School for Vampires (1988)
- Gang-Si Training Center (1988)
- Ninja Hunter (1987) as Abbot White
- Sakura Killers (1987) as The Master (uncredited)
- Funny Vampire (1986)
- Kung Fu Wonder Child (1986) as Grandpa Hua Won
- The Super Ninja (1984) as John's Master
- Five Fighters from Shaolin (1984) as Abbot White
- The Unbeaten 28 (1980) as Yung Chen Cheung
- The Young Moon Legend (1980)
- The World of Drunken Master (1979) as Fan Ta Pei
- The Mystery of Chess Boxing (1979) as Chi Siu Tien
- The 36 Deadly Styles (1979) as Kwong Wu Chan
- A Sword Shot at the Sun (1979)
- A Sword Shot at the Sun (1979) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Shaolin Ex-Monk (1978) as Chu Chang
- Born Invincible (1978) as Ming Tu
- The Red Phoenix (1978)
- Secret of Chinese Kung Fu (1977) as Thai fighter
- Return of the Chinese Boxer (1977) as Kun Pan-So
- The 7 Grandmasters (1977) as Sang Kuan Chun
- The Boxer's Adventure (1977) as Chow San
- Master of the Flying Guillotine (1976) as Wang Jiang
- 7-Man Army (1976) as He Hong Fa's Brother
- The 18 Bronzemen (1976) as Young Ta-Chi
- Five Shaolin Masters (1974) as (extra)
- The Stranger and the Gunfighter (1974) as Royal Guard
- Big Brother (1974)
- Crazy Nuts of Kung Fu (1974) as Li Dan
- Eagle Shadow Fist (1973) as Villager
- The Sister of the San-Tung Boxer (1973) as Kawagashi
- Beach of the War Gods (1973) as Japanese Officer
- Imperial Tomb Raiders (1973)
- The Cantonese (1973)
- Seven Indignant (1973)
- The Dragon and Tiger Joint Hands (1973)
- The Gallant (1972)
- Four Riders (1972)
- The Boxer from Shantung (1972)
- The Delightful Forest (1972) as (Uncredited)
- The Lizard (1972)
- The Prodigal Boxer (1972)
- Young People (1972)
- Fury of King Boxer (1972)
- The Big Fight (1972)
- The Singing Killer (1970)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Jack Long Shi-Chia best known for?
Jack Long Shi-Chia is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Ninja Condors (1988), Sakura Killers (1987), Funny Vampire (1986), The Super Ninja (1984).
How many credits does Jack Long Shi-Chia have?
Jack Long Shi-Chia has accumulated over 50 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1970 to 1992.
What is Jack Long Shi-Chia's background in cinema and television?
Jack Long Shi-Chia, also known as Jack Long, Jack Lung Sai-Ga, Lung Shih-Chia, Wang Chiang, Wong Keung, and Lung Si-Kar, is a Taiwanese actor, acrobat, action director, and martial artist. In his youth, he studied acting, singing, acrobatics, and kung-fu at the Lu Kwan opera school in Taipei. Active in the film industr...
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