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Lo Hung

Known For
Acting
Born
February 3, 1947 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Died
January 27, 2022
Active Years
1979–2014 (36 Years)
Total Credits
67 credits in database
Acting Born Feb 3, 1947 Died Jan 27, 2022 Hong Kong, British Crown Colony 67 credits
67
Total Credits
1979–2014
36 Years Career Span
22
Vault Titles
10
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Biography

Subject: Lo Hung (Acting).
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Source [1]: Stage Name: 盧雄. Known For: Acting. Known Credits: 67. Birthday: February 3, 1947. Day of Death: January 27, 2022 (74 years old). Place of Birth: Hong Kong, British Crown Colony.
Source [2]: Known for A Queer Story (1997).
Source [3]: Paul Lo (February 3, 1947 - January 27, 2022) is a late Hong Kong male voice actor. Joined commercial radio in 1975. Later served as a freelance dubbing actor.
Source [4]: Lo Hung (February 3, 1947 – January 27, 2022), originally named Lo Kin Hung, was a veteran Hong Kong voice actor. Born in Hong Kong. Entered entertainment industry early on influenced by uncle Yip Ha Lei. Starting in the 1970s, worked in dubbing, providing voices for actors such as Charlie Cho and Cheng.
Name: Lo Hung (Stage Name: 盧雄), originally named Lo Kin Hung.
Dates: February 3, 1947 – January 27, 2022 (died at age 74).
Origin: Born in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony.
Profession: Veteran Hong Kong male voice actor and actor.
Career details: Joined commercial radio in 1975. Worked in dubbing starting in the 1970s as a freelance dubbing actor. Influenced by his uncle Yip Ha Lei. Provided voices for actors such as Charlie Cho and Cheng.

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Career

Career overview

Subject: Lo Hung (Acting).
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[1] Name: Lo Hung (Stage Name: 盧雄). Birthday: February 3, 1947. Death: January 27, 2022 (74 years old). Birthplace: Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. Known for: Acting. Known credits: 67.
[2] Known for: A Queer Story (1997).
[3] Paul Lo (February 3, 1947 - January 27, 2022) is a late Hong Kong male voice actor. Joined commercial radio in 1975. Later served as a freelance dubbing actor.
[4] Original name: Lo Kin Hung. Veteran Hong Kong voice actor. Born in Hong Kong. Entered entertainment industry early, influenced by uncle Yip Ha Lei. Started in the 1970s working in dubbing. Provided voices for actors such as Charlie Cho and Cheng.
Paragraph 1: Identity and Early Career.
Lo Hung, originally named Lo Kin Hung, was a veteran Hong Kong voice actor and actor. Born in the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong on February 3, 1947, he entered the entertainment industry early in his life under the influence of his uncle, Yip Ha Lei. His professional career included joining commercial radio in 1975.
Paragraph 2: Professional Work and Credits.
Beginning his work in the 1970s, Lo Hung worked in dubbing and later served as a freelance dubbing actor. During his career in dubbing, he provided voices for actors such as Charlie Cho and Cheng. He is credited with 67 known credits. His acting work includes the 1997 production A Queer Story.
Paragraph 3: Death/Legacy (Optional or combined).
Lo Hung passed away on January 27, 2022, at the age of 74.
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Lo Hung, originally named Lo Kin Hung, was a veteran Hong Kong voice actor and actor. Born in the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong on February 3, 1947, he entered the entertainment industry early in his life, influenced by his uncle, Yip Ha Lei. His professional trajectory included joining commercial radio in 1975.

Starting in the 1970s, Lo Hung worked in dubbing and later served as a freelance dubbing actor. In his capacity as a voice actor, he provided voices for actors such as Charlie Cho and Cheng. He is recognized for 67 known credits and is known for his work in A Queer Story, released in 1997.

Lo Hung, also known by the stage name 盧雄, passed away on January 27, 2022, at the age of 74.
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"Lo Hung, originally named Lo Kin Hung, was a veteran Hong Kong voice actor and actor. Born in the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong on February 3, 1947, he entered the entertainment industry early in his life, influenced by his uncle, Yip Ha Lei. His professional trajectory included joining commercial radio in 1975.

Starting in the 1970s, Lo Hung worked in dubbing and later served as a freelance dubbing actor. In his capacity as a voice actor, he provided voices for actors such as Charlie Cho and Cheng. He is recognized for 67 known credits and is known for his work in A Queer Story, released in 1997.

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Career timeline

Golden Chickensss
Wise Guys Never Die
KillerViolent CopI.Q. DudettesMoney Laundry
Immortal Spirit
Young and Dangerous: The Prequel
The Peeping TomChinese BoxA Queer StoryTeaching Sucks!
God of Gamblers 3: The Early StageRebekah
Lover of the Last EmpressOut of the DarkThe Chinese FeastHigh RiskLove, Guns and Glass
Hail the JudgeA Chinese Torture Chamber StoryDaughter of Darkness 2The Kung Fu ScholarLove and the City
Daughter of DarknessBoys Are EasyThe Avenging Quartet · DialogueRose Rose I Love YouLover of the Swindler
Moon Warriors · Dialogue EditorShe Starts the FireKickboxer's TearsThe Sting
Queen of UnderworldDevil's VendettaThe Top BetThe Blue Jean MonsterHong Kong Godfather
The Unmatchable MatchSkinny Tiger, Fatty DragonLove Is LoveThe Dragon from RussiaAn Eye for an Eye
The KillerThunder Cops IIHappy TogetherThe Path of GloryOperation Pink Squad II
The Dragon FamilyThe Haunted Cop Shop IIOperation Pink SquadFatal Love
Easy Money
Where's Officer Tuba?The LunaticsBrotherhood
Hong Kong Graffiti
Eclipse
Innocence
Murder Most Foul

Full Filmography

67 titles
  • Golden Chickensss (2014)
  • Wise Guys Never Die (2006) as Mr. Chu
  • Killer (2000) as 王Sir
  • Violent Cop (2000)
  • I.Q. Dudettes (2000)
  • Money Laundry (2000)
  • Immortal Spirit (1999) as Police Captain
  • Young and Dangerous: The Prequel (1998) as Hung
  • Advertisement
  • The Peeping Tom (1997) as Ko Sir
  • Chinese Box (1997) as Businessman #3
  • A Queer Story (1997) as Lit's Second Brother
  • Teaching Sucks! (1997) as Principal
  • God of Gamblers 3: The Early Stage (1996)
  • Rebekah (1996)
  • Lover of the Last Empress (1995) as General Tun Hua
  • Out of the Dark (1995) as Captain Lu
  • The Chinese Feast (1995) as Uncle Nam
  • High Risk (1995) as Producer in Dubbing Room
  • Love, Guns and Glass (1995) as Doctor
  • Faithfully Yours (1995)
  • 01:00 A.M. (1995) as Fortune Teller
  • Hail the Judge (1994) as Judiciary Secretary Fa
  • A Chinese Torture Chamber Story (1994) as Lau Shek-Tung
  • Daughter of Darkness 2 (1994)
  • The Kung Fu Scholar (1994)
  • Love and the City (1994)
  • Always Be the Winners (1994) as Nightclub patron
  • The Never Ending Love Story (1994)
  • Daughter of Darkness (1993) as Ping
  • Boys Are Easy (1993) as MC at Triad Games
  • The Avenging Quartet (1993) Dialogue
  • Rose Rose I Love You (1993)
  • Lover of the Swindler (1993)
  • Moon Warriors (1992) Dialogue Editor
  • She Starts the Fire (1992) as Master Ampit at talk show
  • Kickboxer's Tears (1992)
  • The Sting (1992)
  • Queen of Underworld (1991)
  • Devil's Vendetta (1991) as Master Liu
  • The Top Bet (1991) as Tairo Susuki
  • The Blue Jean Monster (1991) as Doctor Wang
  • Hong Kong Godfather (1991) as Inspector Leung's Superior
  • The Unmatchable Match (1990) as Doctor
  • Skinny Tiger, Fatty Dragon (1990) as Wedding Guest (uncredited)
  • Love Is Love (1990) as Mr. Lu
  • The Dragon from Russia (1990)
  • An Eye for an Eye (1990) as Pui
  • Sunshine Friends (1990)
  • Fortune Chaser (1990)
  • The Killer (1989) as Review Board Officer (uncredited)
  • Thunder Cops II (1989) as Policeman
  • Happy Together (1989)
  • The Path of Glory (1989)
  • Operation Pink Squad II (1989) as Jealous policeman's boss
  • Gift from Heaven (1989)
  • The Dragon Family (1988) as Gangster
  • The Haunted Cop Shop II (1988) as Representative of tax dept
  • Operation Pink Squad (1988) as Hung
  • Fatal Love (1988)
  • Easy Money (1987) as Owner of Briefcase in Lounge
  • Where's Officer Tuba? (1986) as Police Station Chief
  • The Lunatics (1986) as Doctor examining Tsuen
  • Brotherhood (1986) as Police Chief
  • Hong Kong Graffiti (1985) as Jewelry shop boss
  • Eclipse (1982)
  • Innocence (1980)
  • Murder Most Foul (1979)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Lo Hung best known for?

Lo Hung is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Young and Dangerous: The Prequel (1998), The Peeping Tom (1997), Shimmy (2007), God of Gamblers 3: The Early Stage (1996).

When and where was Lo Hung born?

Lo Hung was born on February 3, 1947 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. They passed away on January 27, 2022.

How many credits does Lo Hung have?

Lo Hung has accumulated over 67 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1979 to 2014.

What is Lo Hung's background in cinema and television?

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67credits
67films
0TV series
1979–2014active years

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