Lui Ming
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- July 22, 1923
- Died
- January 22, 2001
- Active Years
- 1953–1996 (44 Years)
- Total Credits
- 91 credits in database
Biography
Lui Ming, also known by the stage name Lei Ming and additionally as Lei Ming Ruey Ming F, was a male actor with eighty-nine known credits. Born on July 22, 1923, he lived until January 22, 2001, passing away at the age of seventy-seven. Details regarding his place of birth are not available. His professional work is cataloged within movie and television databases, documenting his career in acting across numerous known credits prior to his death in 2001.
Career overview
Lui Ming, also known as Lei Ming and Ruey Ming F, was a male actor born on July 22, 1923. Throughout his career in the entertainment industry, he accumulated 89 known credits primarily in the field of acting. His professional profile encompasses a substantial body of work reflected across his known credits, marking his active presence in film and television productions.
Details regarding his place of birth are not specified in the available records. His career spanned many years until his death on January 22, 2001, at the age of 77 years old. As a recognized figure in the industry, his stage name and alternative names have been documented across major film and media databases, preserving his professional legacy as a prolific screen actor.
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Full Filmography
91 titles- Goodbye South, Goodbye (1996) as Hsing's Father
- The Story of Taipei Women (1992)
- Dust of Angels (1992) as Fuzhou Man
- 风云时代 (1989)
- 7½ Detectives (1988) as Lao Woo
- Midnight (1987) Producer
- Friendly Ghost (1985) Production Supervisor
- The Last Night of Madam Chin (1984)
- All the King's Men (1983)
- 西游记：除妖乌鸡国（试播） (1982) as 乌鸡国国王
- Pink Thief (1982) as Chief Detective Lu
- Nightmarish Highway (1982)
- Consolidated Dougherty (1981)
- Virago (1981)
- The Merry Couple (1981)
- Strange Story of Crematory (1980)
- The Great General (1979) as General Wu Chan
- Upstairs and Downstairs (1979)
- Horses (1978) Producer
- The Cavalier (1978) as Innkeeper
- The Shaolin Brothers (1977)
- Let's Fall in Love (1977) as Manager Li
- Different Love (1976)
- Boxer's Last Stand (1976)
- Star Wonderfun (1976) Presenter
- The Running Mob (1975) Producer
- Fierce Among Strong (1975)
- Five Pretty Young Ladies (1975) as Inspector (Uncle)
- Bamboo Brotherhood (1974) as Boss Lou Tai-Hai
- My Darling Slave (1974) Producer
- The Female Chivalry (1974) as Chu's father
- Kung Fu Revenger (1974) as Pawn shop boss Mr. Tung
- The Angry Hero (1973)
- End of the Wicked Tigers (1973) Producer
- End of the Wicked Tigers (1973) Screenplay
- Lightning of Bruce Lee (1973)
- The Screaming Tiger (1973) as Ma's father
- The Boxers (1973)
- The Fist of Justice (1973)
- The Black Friday (1973) as Boss Tsi Shu
- The Furious Killer (1973)
- The Bride from Hell (1972) as Master Jin Lu Shan
- Chinese Boxing (1972)
- One-armed Swordswoman (1972)
- Broken Sword (1971) as Lord Wu Kuo-Zhang
- A Story of Lou Bo-Wen (1971)
- Black and White Umbrellas (1971)
- The Enchanting Ghost (1970) as Master Shi
- I Hate You Deeply (1970)
- Sharp Hearing Swordsman (1969)
- Accidental Trio (1969) as Chang Po
- Bloody Mask (1969) as Yun Chung-Yan
- "Golden Sand" Sword (1969)
- The Whirlwind Knight (1969)
- The Eight Bandits (1968) as Cheng Hao-wei
- 金刀怪客 (1968)
- The 3 Musketeers of Dragon Inn (1968)
- The Trios of the Peach Garden (1968)
- Mist over Dream Lake (1968) as Principal Wei Bai
- Hong Kong Nocturne (1967) as Lin Kao Wei
- Sing High, Sing Low (1967)
- The Mirror and the Lichee (1967) as Master Lin Da Xiong
- Sweet Is Revenge (1967) as Chen Shi-De
- The Purple Shell (1967)
- Song of Tomorrow (1967) as David Zhu
- The Monkey Goes West (1966)
- Till the End of Time (1966)
- The Magnificent Trio (1966) as Magistrate Wei Huaire
- Dawn Will Come (1966) as Gai Liangcai
- The Mating Season (1966) as Hong Hui-tao
- Move Over, Darling (1965) as Di Zhong-Hwa
- Sons of the Good Earth (1965) as Lei Hsiao Ku
- The Lark (1965) as Hao Zhi Zhang
- The Butterfly Chalice (1965) as Minister Yao Ta-Lien
- Vermilion Door (1965) as Uncle Han
- Pink Tears (1965) as Yang Yun Peng
- Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore (1965) as Shirley's Uncle
- Squadron 77 (1965) as Opera Actor (uncredited)
- The Crimson Palm (1964) as Constable Li Wan
- The Warlord and the Actress (1964) as Deputy
- Between Tears and Smiles (1964) as Deputy Chief Huang Guo Sheng
- The Black Forest (1964)
- The Black Forest (1964) Makeup Artist
- From Dusk Till Dawn (1963)
- Our Neighbor (1963)
- 胭脂賊 (1962) as 天官祿
- 好冤家 (1959)
- The Cliff (1959)
- My Kingdom for a Husband (1957) as Man at Club
- Terminal Bound (1956)
- The Valiant Dog Saves Its Master (1953) as 黃天
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Lui Ming best known for?
Lui Ming is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Bride from Hell (1972), The Flower in Prison (2016), The Monkey Goes West (1966).
When and where was Lui Ming born?
Lui Ming was born on July 22, 1923. They passed away on January 22, 2001.
How many credits does Lui Ming have?
Lui Ming has accumulated over 91 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1953 to 1996.
What is Lui Ming's background in cinema and television?
Lui Ming, also known by the stage name Lei Ming and additionally as Lei Ming Ruey Ming F, was a male actor with eighty-nine known credits. Born on July 22, 1923, he lived until January 22, 2001, passing away at the age of seventy-seven. Details regarding his place of birth are not available. His professional work is ca...
Lui Ming by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- The Monkey Goes West (1966) — aged about 42
- The Bride from Hell (1972) as Master Jin Lu Shan — aged about 48
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