Ma Chien-Tang
Acting 24 credits
Biography
Ma Chien-Tang works in acting. Archytele tracks 24 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Return of Dragon
Kung Fu vs. YogaThe Money Trip
ICAC: Steak FeeThe Delivery
The Shaolin PlotThe Chase
King Gambler
All in the FamilyFighting Dragon
The Shaolin Boxers
The Cub Tiger from Kwang TungFacets of LoveOnly the Brave StandsDeath Comes in ThreeA Resort Called Hell
The Lizard
Forbidden KillingThe Devil's Skin
Mad, Mad, Mad Swords
Travels with a Sword
Fairy, Ghost, Vixen
The Magic Lamp
Full Filmography
24 titles- The Cub Tiger from Kwang Tung (1973) as Chow's thug
- Facets of Love (1973) as Xiao Li
- All in the Family (1975)
- Forbidden Killing (1970)
- The Shaolin Plot (1977) as Soldier
- Mad, Mad, Mad Swords (1969) as Xing'er
- The Lizard (1972) as King Yun Bao
- The Shaolin Boxers (1974) as Gangster
- Kung Fu vs. Yoga (1979)
- Return of Dragon (1998)
- Fighting Dragon (1975) as Kwan
- Fairy, Ghost, Vixen (1965) as Li Hsiang, servant
- Only the Brave Stands (1973)
- The Devil's Skin (1970) as Ai Che
- King Gambler (1976) as Shi's brother-in-law
- Death Comes in Three (1973)
- ICAC: Steak Fee (1978)
- The Magic Lamp (1964) as Minister's servant
- The Money Trip (1979)
- A Resort Called Hell (1973)
- Stranger from Canton (1973) as Lin Si
- The Delivery (1978)
- The Chase (1977)
- Travels with a Sword (1968) as Hu Si
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Ma Chien-Tang best known for?
Ma Chien-Tang is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Cub Tiger from Kwang Tung (1973), Facets of Love (1973), All in the Family (1975), Return of Dragon (1998).
How many credits does Ma Chien-Tang have?
Ma Chien-Tang has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1964 to 1998.
Ma Chien-Tang by the numbers
24credits
24films
0TV series
1964–1998active years
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