King Lee King-Chu
Biography
King Lee King-Chu, also known by variants such as Ging Chue King Lee King-Chue, Jing Zhu Lee King-Chu, Li King-Chu, Li Ching-Chu, and King Lee, is a male actor from Hong Kong. His film career began in the early 1970s when he started working as a stuntman at the Shaw Brothers film company. In addition to acting, his involvement in the film industry includes work as a martial artist, action choreographer, and director. According to database records, he has fifty-six known credits for acting. Specific details regarding his birthday and place of birth are not documented in the available records.
Career overview
King Lee King-Chu is a Hong Kong actor who is also known by the names Ging Chue King Lee, King-Chue Jing Zhu, Lee King-Chu, Li King-Chu, and Li Ching-Chu. In addition to acting, his career encompasses work as a martial artist, action choreographer, and director.
His film career began in the early 1970s when he started working as a stuntman for the Shaw Brothers film company. Over the course of his career, he has accumulated fifty-six known credits in the acting field.
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Full Filmography
65 titles- Deadful Melody (1994) Martial Arts Choreographer
- S.D.U. - Mission in Mission (1994) Director
- All Men Are Brothers - Blood of the Leopard (1993) Martial Arts Choreographer
- The Sting (1992) Martial Arts Choreographer
- License to Steal (1990) Martial Arts Choreographer
- No Way Back (1990) Director
- No Way Back (1990) Action Director
- Vampire vs. Vampire (1989) as Pimp
- Casino Raiders (1989) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Proud and Confident (1989) Director
- Fatal Bet (1989) Stunt Coordinator
- Running Mate (1989) Action Director
- Dragons Forever (1988) as Thug at Factory (uncredited)
- Her Vengeance (1988) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Eastern Condors (1987) as Vietnamese Soldier
- Righting Wrongs (1986) as Policeman at Mahjong Den
- New Mr. Vampire (1986) as Soldier
- Police Story (1985) as Koo's Man on the Bus (uncredited)
- Yes, Madam! (1985) as Henry's Thug (uncredited)
- Disciples of the 36th Chamber (1985) as Governor's Champion
- Disciples of the 36th Chamber (1985) Martial Arts Choreographer
- The Isle of Fantasy (1985)
- The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter (1984) as Temple Abbot Zhihong
- The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter (1984) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Silent Romance (1984) as Gangster
- Wits of the Brats (1984) as Master Lai
- The Lady Is the Boss (1983) as Big Boss's Thug (uncredited)
- The Lady Is the Boss (1983) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Snake Fist of the Buddhist Dragon (1983)
- Legendary Weapons of China (1982) as Leader of Earth Clan
- Legendary Weapons of China (1982) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Cat vs. Rat (1982) as Ground Rat
- Cat vs. Rat (1982) Martial Arts Choreographer
- The Fake Ghost Catchers (1982)
- My Young Auntie (1981) as Sheng's Thug
- My Young Auntie (1981) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Martial Club (1981) as Lu Shanhou
- Martial Club (1981) Martial Arts Choreographer
- The Treasure Hunters (1981) as Chief Hsu
- Return to the 36th Chamber (1980) as Monk San Te
- Clan of the White Lotus (1980) as Ah Piao / Wu Ah Biu
- Carry on Wise Guy (1980)
- The Fool Escape (1980)
- The Fool Escape (1980) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Mad Monkey Kung Fu (1979) as Duan's Thug (uncredited)
- Dirty Ho (1979) as General Liang's Fighter / Soldier
- The Shadow Boxing (1979) as Zhou's Thug / Zombie (uncredited)
- The Three Avengers (1979) as Challenger
- Death Duel of Kung Fu (1979) as Swordfighter
- Snake in the Monkey's Shadow (1979) as Yan Thug
- Fists and Guts (1979) as Pole fighter
- Heroes of the East (1978) as Martial Art Student (uncredited)
- Enter the Fat Dragon (1978) as Fighter at the Party
- Shaolin Mantis (1978) as (extra) (uncredited)
- Kung Fu Means Fists, Strikes and Sword (1978) as Thug
- The Iron-Fisted Monk (1977) as (uncredited)
- Money Crazy (1977) as Attacker
- He Has Nothing But Kung Fu (1977)
- Slaughter in San Francisco (1974) as Slaughter's Gang Mitglied
- None But the Brave (1973) as Robbery Victim
- When Taekwondo Strikes (1973) as Japanese (uncredited)
- Fist of Fury (1972) as Jing Mo Gym Student
- Hapkido (1972) as (extra) (uncredited)
- The 14 Amazons (1972) as Soldier
- The Thunderbolt Fist (1972) as Japanese Ronin
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King Lee King-Chu is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Vampire vs. Vampire (1989), Casino Raiders (1989), Proud and Confident (1989), Dragons Forever (1988).
How many credits does King Lee King-Chu have?
King Lee King-Chu has accumulated over 65 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1972 to 1994.
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King Lee King-Chu, also known by variants such as Ging Chue King Lee King-Chue, Jing Zhu Lee King-Chu, Li King-Chu, Li Ching-Chu, and King Lee, is a male actor from Hong Kong. His film career began in the early 1970s when he started working as a stuntman at the Shaw Brothers film company. In addition to acting, his inv...
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