Max Lee Chiu-Chun
Biography
Max Lee Chiu-Chun, also known by the stage name李超俊 as well as See Foo-Jai, Seefu Chai, Bye Foo-Chai, and Little, is a male actor born in the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong. He is known for his work in acting and has a total of forty-five known credits listed in his filmography. His profile indicates involvement in movies and television shows. Personal information regarding his birthday is not provided in the source records.
Career overview
Max Lee Chiu-Chun is a male actor born in the Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. His stage name is written in Chinese characters as 李超俊. Throughout his career in the entertainment industry, he has accumulated forty-five known credits for acting. In addition to his primary stage name, he is also known by several other names, which include Lee Chiu-Chun, See Foo-Jai, Seefu Chai, Bye Foo-Chai, and Little.
As a professional in film and television, his work is documented within industry databases. Public reference materials record his active participation in the medium across his forty-five known credits, reflecting his involvement in both movies and television shows.
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Full filmography
- Mountain Warriors (1992) Producer
- Phantom War (1991)
- That's Money (1990) Producer
- That's Money (1990) Presenter
- Who Cares (1989) Director
- Who Cares (1989) Producer
- Ruthless Family (1988) Director
- The Haunted Madam (1986)
- Modern Detective (1985)
- Shaolin vs. Manchu (1984) Director
- Happy Island (1984)
- Happy Island (1984) Director
- Heroic Ones (1983)
- Shaolin Temple Strikes Back (1981) Action Director
- Joy to the World (1980) as Assistant Li
- The Magnificent Butcher (1979) as Tai Hoi's Man (uncredited)
- The 36 Deadly Styles (1979) as Wai Chi's Father
- Dragon's Claws (1979)
- Drunken Master (1978) as Kei-ying's Student
- Mr. Big (1978)
- Godfather's Fury (1978)
- Island of Virgins (1978)
- Winner Takes All! (1977)
- Ironside 426 (1977) as Chicken Worm
- Devil Crows (1975)
- Two Graves To Kung Fu (1974)
- Gallantry King (1974)
- Tornado of Chu-chiang (1974) as Guest at brothel
- Tornado of Chu-chiang (1974) Action Director
- The Blood Wind (1973) as Chan
- The Blood Wind (1973) Martial Arts Choreographer
- The Bastard (1973) as Gu's Thug
- The Delinquent (1973) as Rascal at Basketball Court (uncredited)
- Fist of Fury (1972) as Susuki's Student (uncredited)
- Four Riders (1972) as Thug in Gym
- The Delightful Forest (1972) as Jiang's Thug (uncredited)
- The Angry Guest (1972) as (extra) (uncredited)
- Man of Iron (1972) as Yu Xiaokai's Thug (uncredited)
- The Prodigal Boxer (1972) as Friend of Fong Sai-Yuk
- The Fugitive (1972)
- The New One-Armed Swordsman (1971) as Lung's Disciple (extra)
- The Lady Hermit (1971) as Fake Mad Beggar's Thug (uncredited)
- The Shadow Whip (1971) as Martial Artist After Fang (uncredited)
- Duel of Fists (1971) as Chiang Ren's Man (uncredited)
- The Deadly Duo (1971) as Man's Guard for Prince (White)
- The Anonymous Heroes (1971) as Gambles with Tieh (uncredited)
- Duel for Gold (1971) as Bank Security Guard
- Vengeance! (1970) as Jin's Thug (uncredited)
- Lady of Steel (1970) as Beggar (uncredited)
- The Golden Sword (1969) as Beggar