Jason Pai Piao
Biography
Jason Pai Piao was born Liu Kuo-Yung in Hong Kong on July 24, 1946. Known professionally as Jason Pai Piao or Pia Piao, he is an actor with 127 known credits on The Movie Database. He initially starred in numerous films that failed to gain much attention. In 1975, he signed a contract with the newly founded Hong Kong television station CTV, achieving household name status through a series of popular costume martial arts television series. Following the demise of CTV in 1978, he starred in series for other stations and made a triumphant return to Shaw Brothers. From 1979 until the mid-1980s, he was one of the studio's busiest action stars, releasing up to five titles annually. In the 1990s, he continued taking major roles in action series and movies, including King Of Robbery.
Career overview
Born Liu Kuo-Yung in 1946 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony, Jason Pai Piao is an actor known for his work in both television and film. Early in his career, he starred in many films, but all of them failed to garner much attention. His career shifted in 1975 when he signed a contract with Hong Kong's newly founded television station CTV, where he became a household name through a string of popular costume martial arts television series. Following the demise of CTV in 1978, Pai starred in series for other stations and made a triumphant return to Shaw Brothers.
From 1979 until the mid-1980s, Pai was one of the studio's busiest action stars, maintaining a prolific output with as many as five releases annually. During the 1990s, he continued to secure major roles in action series as well as movies, including the film King Of Robbery.
Throughout his extensive career, Pai has accumulated 127 known acting credits. His stage name is also written as Pia Piao.
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130 titles- The Fading Gold (2025)
- Hybrid Storm (2025) as Tsang Lok-han
- Mission Run (2023)
- Flying Tiger III (2021)
- Cherry Returns (2016) as Yuan Yicong
- The Wicked League (2015) as 朱继星
- Wong Ka Yan (2015)
- 7 Assassins (2013) as Revolutionist
- Yes, Sir. Sorry, Sir! (2011)
- Every Move You Make (2010) as 洪坤
- A Fistful of Stances (2010) as Police Chief Yao
- Emergency Unit (2009)
- You're Hired (2009) as Lam Chung Chai
- Glamorous Youth (2009)
- Dragon Treasure (2007)
- The Blind Detective (2006) as 段正
- The Academy (2005)
- Seven Swords (2005) as Liu Jin Yi
- Papa Loves You (2004)
- Xiao Tai Ji (2004)
- Lady Stealer (2003)
- Praise of Death (2002)
- Bloody Money (2000)
- Poison Powder (2000)
- My Date with a Vampire (1998) as 神龙
- King of Robbery (1996) as Officer Chu
- The Condor Heroes 95 (1995) as 郭靖 Kwok Ching
- The Conder Heroes 95 (Digital Remaster) (1995) as 郭靖 Kwok Ching
- Swordsman Lai Bo Yee (1995)
- The Romance of the White Hair Maiden (1995) as 铁飞龙
- Law on the Brink (1994)
- The Reckless Barrister (1994)
- On the Run (1994)
- The Heroes From Shaolin (1993)
- Angel's Call (1992)
- Angel Terminators 2 (1992) as Bao
- Fatal Chase (1992)
- Be My Guest (1991)
- Hong Kong Godfather (1991) as Ah Man / Mark
- Thunder Run (1991)
- Scheming Wonders (1991) Producer
- The Fortune Code (1990)
- Killer's Romance (1990) as Siu Yuk-Long
- The Deserted Warrior (1990)
- Live Hard (1989)
- Dark Side of China Town (1989) as Lung
- The Haunted Madam (1986) as Sha Yan Wong
- Bloody Sorcery (1986) as Mak Long
- Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars (1985) as Policeman Arriving at Warehouse
- Disciples of the 36th Chamber (1985) as Governor
- Xi Shi (1985)
- The Young Vagabond (1985) as Liang Hang
- Pursuit of a Killer (1985) as Inspector Wang
- Crocodile Hero (1985)
- The Supreme Swordsman (1984) as Qin Wu-Xin
- The Legend of All Men Are Brothers (1984)
- Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984) as Yu Hua-Lung
- Long Road to Gallantry (1984) as Li Sai Nan's Uncle
- Holy Flame of the Martial World (1983) as Ku Pan Kuai
- Shaolin Intruders (1983) as Qiao Yiduo
- The Weird Man (1983) as Prime Minister Cao
- The Lady Assassin (1983) as Min Geng Yiu
- Demon of the Lute (1983) as Wandering Hermit/Demon of the Lute
- Portrait in Crystal (1983) as Long Fei
- Men from the Gutter (1983) as Zi Jian
- Shaolin Prince (1982) as Iron Fingers
- Curse of Evil (1982) as Inspector
- Clan Feuds (1982) as Master Li Luo Yang
- Gang Master (1982) as Li Ta-Hung
- The Duel of the Century (1981) as Ye Gucheng
- Bloody Parrot (1981) as Yeh Ting-feng
- The Emperor and His Brother (1981) as Emperor Chien Lung
- Revenge of the Corpse (1981) as Constable Du Zhen-Ren
- Notorious Eight (1981) as Mr. Lin
- What Price Honesty? (1981) as He Zhong Heng
- The Tiger and the Widow (1981) as Commander Lee Chen Piao
- 马永贞 (1981)
- Twins of Kung Fu (1981)
- Killer Constable (1980) as Fan Jin-Peng
- Bat Without Wings (1980) as Linghu
- Heroes Shed No Tears (1980) as Sze Ma Chao Chun
- The Convict Killer (1980) as Zhou Bai
- A Deadly Secret (1980) as Ting Dien
- The Magnificent Kick (1980) as Ah Su
- Dragon Strikes (1979) as 徐廷封
- Shaolin Rescuers (1979) as Hong Xiguan
- Bolo (1979) as Ma
- Bolo (1979) Martial Arts Choreographer
- The Dragon and the Tiger Kids (1979) as Tiger's teacher Ching Wan-Li
- Demon Strike (1979) as Pao Chang Yi
- Butcher Wing (1979) as Wong Fei Hung
- Wolf Girl (1978)
- Flying Fox of the Snowy Mountain (1978)
- Dirty Tiger, Crazy Frog (1978) as Smiling Tiger
- My Darling Gals (1978)
- The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountains (1978) as Miu Yan-fung
- Amsterdam Connection (1978) as Bun
- Mr. Big (1978)
- Funny Kung Fu (1978)
- Ten Tigers of Shaolin (1978) as Wang Wai Lin
- Dream of Red Chamber (1977)
- Ironside 426 (1977) as Damon (#426)
- The Four Shaolin Challengers (1977) as Liang Kuan
- Boxers From Canton (1976)
- The Return of the Condor Heroes (1976)
- The Legend of the Condor Heroes (1976) as Kwok Ching
- Rise of Tang Dynasty (1976)
- The Girlie Bar (1976) as Bodyguard Ah Yung
- Black Dragon's Revenge (1975)
- Magic Curse (1975) as Man Ying
- Money Is Everything (1975)
- The Black Dragon (1974) as Tai-Lin
- Trail of the Dragon (1974)
- Thunderbolt (1973) as Hung Mang
- Stranger from Canton (1973) as Fong Chin
- Kung Fu Brothers in the Wild West (1973) as Chen
- Smugglers (1973) as Police agent
- The 14 Amazons (1972) as Minister Kou Chun's Bodyguard / Soldier
- Crush (1972)
- Action Tae Kwon Do (1972)
- Blind Boxer (1972) as 丰宝
- Betrayer (1971) as Pai Feng
- The Duel (1971) as Liu Shou Yi's Man (uncredited)
- The Chase (1971) as Chief Wen
- The Chase (1971) Martial Arts Choreographer
- The Story of Thirty-Six Killers (1971)
- The Chinese Boxer (1970) as Casino guard (uncredited)
- Vengeance! (1970) as Hu's Bodyguard (uncredited)
- Have Sword, Will Travel (1969) as Carries silver to the cart (uncredited)
- Redress (1969) as White-faced Robber
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Jason Pai Piao best known for?
Jason Pai Piao is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Academy (2005), Seven Swords (2005), My Date with a Vampire (1998), Mrs. Soffel (1984).
When and where was Jason Pai Piao born?
Jason Pai Piao was born on July 24, 1946 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony [now China].
How many credits does Jason Pai Piao have?
Jason Pai Piao has accumulated over 130 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1969 to 2025.
What is Jason Pai Piao's background in cinema and television?
Jason Pai Piao was born Liu Kuo-Yung in Hong Kong on July 24, 1946. Known professionally as Jason Pai Piao or Pia Piao, he is an actor with 127 known credits on The Movie Database. He initially starred in numerous films that failed to gain much attention. In 1975, he signed a contract with the newly founded Hong Kong t...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Crush (1972) — aged about 25
- My Date with a Vampire (1998) as 神龙 — aged about 51
- The Academy (2005) — aged about 58
- The Condor Heroes 95 (1995) as 郭靖 Kwok Ching — aged about 48
- Killer Constable (1980) as Fan Jin-Peng — aged about 33
- Have Sword, Will Travel (1969) as Carries silver to the cart (uncredited) — aged about 22
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