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Lim Kay Tong

Acting Born Jul 10, 1954 Singapore 32 credits

Biography

Lim Kay Tong works in acting. Born July 10, 1954 in Singapore. Archytele lists 32 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

The Old Man and His Car
Last Madame: Sisters of the Night
1965
Afterimages
The Pupil
Son of the DragonKung Fu KillerKung Fu KillerDance of the Dragon
Parental GuidanceMarco PoloMarco PoloThe Photograph
Perth: The Geylang Massacre
Gourmet BabyOne Leg Kicking
Brokedown Palace
Growing UpArmy DazeMee Pok Man
Vanishing SonIt Could Happen to YouMasters of the Sea
Dragon: The Bruce Lee StoryFifty/Fifty
Frankie's House
Noble HouseOff Limits
Shanghai SurpriseNews Report on a Journey to a Bright Future
Murder, She Wrote
Tenko

Full filmography

  • The Old Man and His Car (2026)
  • Last Madame: Sisters of the Night (2023) as Master Chen
  • 1965 (2015) as Lee Kuan Yew
  • Afterimages (2014) as Agent Sin
  • The Pupil (2010) as Harris Fong
  • Son of the Dragon (2008) as Gouverneur
  • Kung Fu Killer (2008) as Khan
  • Kung Fu Killer (2008) as Khan
  • Dance of the Dragon (2008) as Li Bao
  • Parental Guidance (2007) as Colonel
  • Marco Polo (2007) as Lord Chenchu
  • Marco Polo (2007) as Lord Chenchu
  • The Photograph (2007) as Johan Tan
  • Perth: The Geylang Massacre (2004) as Harry Lee
  • Gourmet Baby (2001) as The Uncle
  • One Leg Kicking (2001) as Sonny Lee
  • Brokedown Palace (1999) as Chief Detective Jagkrit
  • Growing Up (1996) as Mr Tay
  • Army Daze (1996) as Captain Lim
  • Mee Pok Man (1996) as Mike Kor
  • Vanishing Son (1994) as Louyung Chang
  • It Could Happen to You (1994) as Sun
  • Masters of the Sea (1994)
  • Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993) as Philip Tan
  • Fifty/Fifty (1993) as Akhantar
  • Frankie's House (1992)
  • Noble House (1988) as Brian Kwok
  • Off Limits (1988) as Lime Green
  • Shanghai Surprise (1986) as Mei Gan
  • News Report on a Journey to a Bright Future (1986)
  • Murder, She Wrote (1984) as Bok
  • Tenko (1981) as Soldier