Law Chi
Biography
Law Chi, also known as Joe Law, Lo Gio, Law Cho, and Jue Law, is a male director born in Beijing, China on January 1, 1936. His stage name is written in Chinese characters as 羅棋. Active in the film and television industry, Law Chi has a total of one hundred thirty-four known credits, with his primary known work being in directing. Biographical and career details beyond his birth date, birthplace, known credits, and alternative names are not recorded in the available archive.
Career overview
Law Chi, also known by the alternative names Joe Law, Lo Gio, Law Cho, and Jue Law, is a male film and television personality born in Beijing, China, on January 1, 1936. Working primarily in the field of directing, Law has built a substantial professional profile over the course of his career.
Within the industry, Law is recognized for his extensive body of work as a director. Public records from his professional profile document a total of 134 known credits associated with his career in media production.
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Full Filmography
160 titles- Ji Xian Sha Ji X Ji Hua (2018) Director
- Xia Fan Da (2017) Director
- Meng Liao La Mei (2017) Director
- An Idiot Lost In Xiangxi (2016) Director
- Ba Jie Xiao Xian Rou (2016)
- Ba Jie Xiao Xian Rou (2016) Director
- Wing Chun Xiao Long (2013) Director
- Triad (2012)
- 再生缘 (2009) Director
- Special Boys (2008) Director
- A Wind Cold Town (2007) Director
- Gui Li Hun (2006) Director
- Chinese Four Given Names People Prostitute: Li Xiangjun (2005) Director
- Chinese Four Given Names People Prostitute: Li Shishi (2005) Director
- Unrivaled Sand Palm (2005) Director
- Hero Youngster (2004) Director
- Black Gun Discharged (2004) Director
- The Peeper's Story: The Tattoo Master (2003) Director
- My Honeymoon with a Vampire (2003) Director
- Fatal Relics (2003) Director
- Ghost in the Family (2002)
- Ghost in the Family (2002) Director
- Starlets Sale (2002) Director
- Power King (2002)
- The Recreant Teenager (2002)
- The Legend of a Professional (2001)
- The Vampire Combat (2001) as Protester
- Legend of Lust (2001) Director
- The Story of Freemen (2001)
- The Internal Duel (2001) Director
- Lethal Justice (2001) Director
- Legend of Wind (2000) Director
- 火烧走马岗 (2000) Director
- Grease Killer (2000) Director
- 慾海霸王花 (2000) Director
- Loving Girl (1999) Writer
- Undercover Girls (1999) Director
- Shui Hwu Legend (1999) Screenplay
- Viagara Madness (1999) Director
- 济公活佛之真假济公 (1999) Director
- Love & Sex in Sung Dynasty (1999) Director
- Super Dancer (1998) Director
- Circle of Friends (1998) Director
- Tiger Angels (1997) Director
- Emperor in Lust (1997) Director
- Unchanged Love (1997) Director
- Fighting to Killer (1997) Director
- Man Wanted 2: Those Were the Days (1996) as Uncle Foo
- 18 Shaolin Golden Boys (1996)
- 18 Shaolin Golden Boys (1996) Screenplay
- Horror Net (1996)
- Gunmen (1995) Director
- Almighty Thief (1995) Director
- Satyr Monks (1994) Screenplay
- Satyr Monks (1994) Director
- Seven Sexual Maniacs (1994) Director
- Out Bound Killing (1994) Director
- Lan Kwai Fong Swingers (1993)
- Lan Kwai Fong Swingers (1993) Director
- Rape In Public Sea (1993) Director
- Astray Lamb (1993)
- Sex Flower (1993)
- Happy Partner (1993) Writer
- Black Magic (1993) Director
- Pink Panther (1993) Director
- Rendezvous of Japanese Kanto (1992) Director
- Haunted House Elf (1990) Director
- Operation Foxhunt (1988) Director
- Spiritual Princeling (1988) Director
- Dragons of the Orient (1988) Writer
- Dragons of the Orient (1988) Director
- American Commando Ninja (1988) Director
- 野狼街 (1988) Director
- Headsman Thunderbolt (1988) Director
- Ghost Festival (1985) Director
- Project A (1983) as Man Outside the Clock Tower (uncredited)
- Buddha (1983) Director
- Buddha (1983) Screenplay
- Born a Ninja (1983) Director
- The Hell (1982) Director
- The Hell (1982) Screenplay
- Strange Tales of Magic (1982) Director
- Golden Buddha Against the Snake Phantom (1982)
- Unreal Dream (1982)
- Green Killer (1982) Writer
- Green Killer (1982) Director
- Anger (1981) Writer
- The Gold Hunters (1981) Director
- Kings of Hades (1981) Director
- Kings of Hades (1981) Screenplay
- The Young Master (1980) Assistant Director
- The Guy with the Secret Kung Fu (1980) Director
- Monkey Kung Fu (1980) Director
- The Lost Kung Fu Secrets (1979) Director
- The Lost Kung Fu Secrets (1979) Screenplay
- The Tigress of Shaolin (1979) Director
- The Tigress of Shaolin (1979) Writer
- The Crippled Masters (1979) Director
- A Pretended Rebel (1979) Director
- Bruce Lee The Invincible (1978) Director
- Amsterdam Connection (1978) Director
- My Darling Gals (1978) as Thug
- My Darling Gals (1978) Director
- My Darling Gals (1978) Producer
- My Darling Gals (1978) Screenplay
- Kung Fu Means Fists, Strikes and Sword (1978) Screenplay
- Kung Fu Means Fists, Strikes and Sword (1978) Director
- Negotiation (1977) Screenplay
- Negotiation (1977) Director
- The Dragon Lives Again (1977) Director
- The Invincible Kung Fu Trio (1977) Director
- The Dragon, the Lizard and the Boxer (1977) Director
- The Golden Triangle (1975) Screenplay
- The Golden Triangle (1975) Director
- The Crazy Instructor (1974) Director
- End of the Wicked Tigers (1973) Director
- Hong Kong Connection (1973) Director
- Hong Kong Connection (1973) Writer
- Thunderbolt (1973) Director
- Thunderbolt (1973) Screenplay
- Invincible Boxer (1973) Director
- The Rats (1973)
- The Rats (1973) Director
- The Life for Sale (1973) Director
- The Silent Guest from Peking (1973) Director
- Black Dragon (1973) Director
- Black Dragon (1973) Screenplay
- Hapkido (1972) as Black Bear Student (uncredited)
- The Brutal Boxer (1972) as Thug
- Filial Son (1972)
- Lady Whirlwind (1972) as Thug (uncredited)
- Betrayer (1971) Director
- Betrayer (1971) Writer
- The Blade Spares None (1971) as Extra
- The Chase (1971) as Thug
- Wong Fei-Hung: Bravely Crushing the Fire Formation (1970) Director
- The Great Highwayman (1970) Director
- Choi Lee Fat (1970) Director
- The Rivals (1970) Director
- Famous Swordsman Tin Kiu (1969) Screenplay
- Famous Swordsman Tin Kiu (1969) Director
- Crazy Swordsman (1968) Director
- Golden Swallow (1968) as (extra)
- The Magnificent Five (1968) Director
- The Killer Sword (1968) Director
- Fight for the Agreement (1968) Director
- The One-Armed Swordsman (1967) as Feng's Disciple
- The Trail of the Broken Blade (1967) as Bandit (uncredited)
- The Thundering Sword (1967) as Wu Du Clan member (uncredited)
- Lady in Black Cracks the Gate of Hell (1967) Director
- Girl with Cat's Eye (1967) Director
- The Woman in Black and the Black Dragon (1966) Director
- The Black Musketeer 'F' (1966) as Chan's Man
- The Black Musketeer 'F' (1966) Director
- The Big Chase (1966) Director
- The Big Chase (1966) Screenplay
- To Catch a Murderer (1965) Director
- Woman’s Affairs (1961) Assistant Director
- Save Your Water Supply (1954) as Fat Gan
- The Misarranged Love Trap (1950) Script Supervisor
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Law Chi best known for?
Law Chi is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Chinese Four Given Names People Prostitute: Li Xiangjun (2005), Chinese Four Given Names People Prostitute: Li Shishi (2005), The Peeper's Story: The Tattoo Master (2003), Lan Kwai Fong Swingers (1993).
When and where was Law Chi born?
Law Chi was born on January 1, 1936 in Beijing, China.
How many credits does Law Chi have?
Law Chi has accumulated over 160 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1950 to 2018.
What is Law Chi's background in cinema and television?
Law Chi, also known as Joe Law, Lo Gio, Law Cho, and Jue Law, is a male director born in Beijing, China on January 1, 1936. His stage name is written in Chinese characters as 羅棋. Active in the film and television industry, Law Chi has a total of one hundred thirty-four known credits, with his primary known work being i...
Law Chi by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Project A (1983) as Man Outside the Clock Tower (uncredited) — aged about 47
- The One-Armed Swordsman (1967) as Feng's Disciple — aged about 31
- Hapkido (1972) as Black Bear Student (uncredited) — aged about 36
- The Thundering Sword (1967) as Wu Du Clan member (uncredited) — aged about 31
- Lan Kwai Fong Swingers (1993) — aged about 57
- Golden Swallow (1968) as (extra) — aged about 32
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