Lee Sau-Kei
Biography
Lee Sau-Kei was a male actor born in Hong Kong, China, on August 14, 1920. He was also known as Li Shou-Chi and Li S. Over the course of his career, he accumulated 140 known credits in the acting field, appearing in numerous films and television series. His active life in the entertainment industry spanned decades until his death on December 31, 2004, at the age of 84. Biographical and filmography records of his work are documented across various film databases and reference platforms, identifying him as a prolific performer in motion pictures and television shows.
Career overview
Lee Sau-Kei was a male actor born in Hong Kong, China, on August 14, 1920. Throughout his career, he was also known by the alternative names Li Shou-Chi and Li S. His professional work encompassed a large body of screen credits, spanning numerous films and television shows. According to available records, Lee accumulated a total of 140 known credits primarily focused within the acting category.
Lee lived to the age of 84. His death occurred on December 31, 2004. Biographical and filmographic records place his work across a wide variety of cinematic and television projects, establishing him as an actor associated with a substantial number of productions.
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142 titles- Running Out of Time (1999) as Mr. Cheung's Doctor
- The Longest Nite (1998) as Uncle Lee
- Heaven Can't Wait (1995) as Mooncake Seller
- Faithfully Yours (1995)
- Erotic Ghost Story III (1992)
- An Eternal Combat (1991) as Mental Patient
- Coup De Grace (1990) as Police Officer Chan
- Bloody Brotherhood (1989)
- Eat a Bowl of Tea (1989) as Bok Fat
- Royal Warriors (1986) as Patron at Nightclub California
- Poetic Sword - Li Pai (1983)
- Struggle for Leader (1983)
- American Playhouse (1982) as Bok Fat
- My Rebellious Son (1982) as Village elder
- Funny Boys (1982)
- I Accuse (1981) as 七叔
- Bewitched (1981) as Doctor
- The Sword Stained with Royal Blood (1981) as Mu Ren Qing
- Corpse Mania (1981) as Doctor
- The Tiger and the Widow (1981) as Secretary Chen
- Hex (1980) as Doctor
- Crazy Crooks (1980) as Master Sun
- Enigma (1979)
- The Invincible Killer (1979) as Li Shou Chi
- Shaolin Abbot (1979) as Rich man
- The Scandalous Warlord (1979) as Nou Strength
- The Last Judgement (1979) as Court Secretary
- Choi Lee Fat Kung Fu (1979) as Wan Sek's father
- Killing Does Not Pay (1979)
- 爱欲狂潮 (1978)
- Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre (1978) as Chu Chang Ling
- Flying Guillotine II (1978) as Executed Jiang Nan Official
- The Vengeful Beauty (1978) as Scholar Wan
- Mr. Funnybone Strikes Again (1978) as Mr. Gu
- The Mad Monk Strikes Again (1978) as Rich Man
- Their Private Lives (1978)
- The Good, the Bad and the Beauties (1978)
- The Cunning Hustler (1978)
- The Sentimental Swordsman (1977) as Zhu Ge Lei
- The Mighty Peking Man (1977) as Views Peking Man at Stadium
- Clans of Intrigue (1977) as Gambler
- The Jade Tiger (1977)
- The Naval Commandos (1977) as Japanese Admiral
- Fangs of the Cobra (1977) as Lawyer Chen
- Hot Blood (1977)
- Deadly Chase for Justice (1977)
- Return of the Con Men (1977)
- Killer Clans (1976) as Lu Shan
- Shaolin Temple (1976) as Shaolin Master
- The Magic Blade (1976) as Peacock Mansion Key Holder (uncredited)
- Challenge of the Masters (1976) as Village Elder
- The Oily Maniac (1976) as (uncredited)
- The Web of Death (1976) as Master Zhou
- Bruce Lee and I (1976) as (uncredited)
- The Dragon Missile (1976) as Fisherman
- Brotherhood (1976) as Uncle Pang
- Beautiful Vixen (1976) as Mr Huang
- Black Magic (1975) as Uncle Feng
- The Flying Guillotine (1975) as Chen Lie
- My Bewitched Wife (1975)
- Big Brother Cheng (1975)
- The Protectors (1975) as Chief Fang (Eagle Escort's boss)
- The Spiritual Boxer (1975) as Innkeeper
- Fearful Interlude (1975) as Fourth Uncle (segment "The Cold Skeleton")
- Two Con Men (1975) as Master Hong, Chan's uncle
- The Savage Five (1974) as Villager
- Sinful Adulteress (1974) as Lawyer Huang
- Rivals of Kung Fu (1974) as Boss Wu Ji Chang
- Hong Kong 73 (1974) as Uncle Wu
- The Tea House (1974) as Uncle Han
- The Killer Snakes (1974) as TV Newsreader
- Gossip Street (1974) as Godfather
- Sorrow of the Gentry (1974) as Poor Tenant
- Iron Bodyguard (1973) as Reformist in Prison
- The House of 72 Tenants (1973) as Wo Kee
- The Kiss of Death (1973) as Nightclub Manager
- The Delinquent (1973) as Police Officer (uncredited)
- The Deadly Knives (1972) as Yan Zi Fei's Father
- The Deadly Knives (1972) as Mr. Yan
- The Shadow Whip (1971) as Xu Shanhu
- The Anonymous Heroes (1971) as 4th Division Commander Tzu Chun
- The Lady Professional (1971) as Tianli's father
- Brothers Five (1970) as Lung's Servant
- A Cause to Kill (1970) as Mr Wei
- The Singing Killer (1970) as Police Commander
- Heads for Sale (1970) as Dr Chang Kuo-Yang
- The Iron Buddha (1970) as Master Liu Peng
- Double Bliss (1970) as King of Hell
- Hellgate (1970) as Wang San-Yeh
- Raw Courage (1969) as Old Monster
- Dark Rendezvous (1969) as Inspector Wang Huan-Wen
- The Golden Sword (1969) as Qi Lian Elder
- River of Tears (1969)
- Tragedy of the Poet King (1968)
- The Sweetest Moment (1967) as Mr Chiu
- The Story of a Discharged Prisoner (1967) as So Wong Kuen
- The Female Chivalry (1967) as Li Shou Chi
- You Are My Love (1967) as 徐大偉
- 七公主(下集) (1967)
- Lady in Black Cracks the Gate of Hell (1967)
- The Black Musketeer 'F' (1966) as Chan's Man
- Double Relation (1966) as 張經理
- The Woman in Black and the Black Dragon (1966) as Mastermind of BDG 'Sun'
- One Duel Too Many (Part 2) (1966) as 郭陽春
- Double Exposure (1966) as 沈国雄
- Girls are Flowers (1966) as Principal
- Till the End of Time (1966)
- Lady Bond (1966)
- Girl Detective 001 (1966) Production Manager
- Return of Lady Bond (1966) as Inspector Lai
- The Red Rattlesnake (1965)
- Standard Husband (1965)
- Ungratefulness (1965) as Party Guest
- The Heroic Breed (1965)
- Golden Butterfly, the Lady Thief (1965)
- Silent Love (1965) as Policeman
- Full Happiness (1965)
- Buddha's Palm (Part 1) (1964) as Liu Huaxuan, owner of Liu Family Manor
- The Bride from the Grave (1964)
- The Student Prince (1964) as Professor
- The Ghostly Murderer (1964) as Priest
- Buddha's Palm (Part 3) (1964) as Ran Jiuzhou, the "Blood-Refining Demon"
- The Snowflake Sword (Part 1) (1964)
- Devil's Love (1964) as General Manager Lee
- Madam Kam (1963) as Comprador Ho / Wong Pak-Man
- Our Love Solid as Gold (1962) as 經理甲
- The Birth of the Monkey King (1962)
- Phantom of the Jade Chamber (1962) as Inspector
- Hypocrite (1961) as 黃欽
- The Haunted Temple (1961) as Wong
- Father is Back (1961) as Uncle Kwong
- Two Fools capture a Ghost (1959) Screenplay
- Two Fools capture a Ghost (1959) Director
- Night Trial of the Living Dead (1959) Director
- Love Follows Fortune (1959) Assistant Director
- Iron-beaked Hen's Sudden Rise to Power (1957) Production Manager
- Silk Factory Girl (1955) Screenplay
- Backyard Adventures (1955) Assistant Director
- As Luck Will Have It (1955) Screenplay
- Paying Nocturnal Mourning to White Lotus (1952) Writer
- Top Singers Two (1952) Assistant Director
- The Encounter Between the Prince of Thieves and the Lovelorn Monk (1952) Writer
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Lee Sau-Kei best known for?
Lee Sau-Kei is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Running Out of Time (1999), Erotic Ghost Story III (1992), An Eternal Combat (1991), Royal Warriors (1986).
When and where was Lee Sau-Kei born?
Lee Sau-Kei was born on August 14, 1920 in Hong Kong, China. They passed away on December 31, 2004.
How many credits does Lee Sau-Kei have?
Lee Sau-Kei has accumulated over 142 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1952 to 1999.
What is Lee Sau-Kei's background in cinema and television?
Lee Sau-Kei was a male actor born in Hong Kong, China, on August 14, 1920. He was also known as Li Shou-Chi and Li S. Over the course of his career, he accumulated 140 known credits in the acting field, appearing in numerous films and television series. His active life in the entertainment industry spanned decades unti...