Pai Ying
Biography
Pai Ying, born Wang Jing-Chun, was a Taiwanese actor who began his career in 1966 with the Taiwan Federal Film Company. In 1970, he relocated to Hong Kong and joined Golden Harvest Film Company. He gained recognition for his work in cinema and won a Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1977 for the film "Dynasty". His filmography includes appearances in movies such as "Born Wild" (2001).
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Full Filmography
81 titles- Born Wild (2001) as Mr Ying
- Return Of Judge Bao (2000)
- The Golden Nightmare (1999) as Lau Shun Chung
- Vengeance Is Mine (1997)
- Heavenly Ghost Catcher (1994)
- Angel or Whore? (1991)
- The Dragon from Russia (1990) as Frank
- Braveful Police (1990) as Chih-lung
- Road to Hell (1990)
- The Heroic Victim (1990)
- The Legend of the Book and Sword (1987) as 于萬亭
- Supercops (1987)
- Royal Warriors (1986) as Bandana
- The Woman of Wrath (1984)
- The Turning Point (1983)
- A Fist Full of Talons (1983) as Ding Wei Chung
- Trap (1982) as Ho Chung
- Green Killer (1982)
- Raiders of the Shaolin Temple (1982)
- Red Lotus Temple on Fire (1982)
- A Man of Immortality (1981)
- The Angry Young Man (1981)
- Chivalry Deadly Feud (1981)
- Devil Design (1980)
- The Saviour (1980) as Inspector Tom
- God Father (1980) as Kwok
- Jade Hairpin Alliance (1980)
- Yoga and the Kung Fu Girl (1979) as Dr. Chang
- Secret Message (1979) as Lung Chun
- The System (1979) as Tam
- Gone with Honor (1979)
- Millitant Eagle (1978) as Fang Hsu Kung
- The Wandering Dragon (1978) as Chu Ku Shang
- The 72 Desperate Rebels (1978)
- Deadly Opponents (1978)
- The Invincible Superguy (1977)
- Lost Swordship (1977)
- The Operations of Spring Wind (1977)
- 13 Golden Nuns (1977)
- Dynasty (1977) as Eunuch Chow
- Pai Yu Ching (1977) as Wei Tian-Ying
- Duel in the Desert (1977)
- The Chivalry, The Gunman and The Killer (1977)
- 7-Man Army (1976) as Private First Class Jia Fu Sheng
- The Condemned (1976) as Lung Wenxuan
- The Best of Shaolin Kung Fu (1976)
- The Venturer (1976)
- The Valiant Ones (1975) as Wu Ji-Yuan
- Judicial Sword (1975)
- Fist of Shaolin (1975)
- Enter the Panther (1975) as Li Yun-tien
- Heroes in the Ming Dynasty (1975) as General Hsiung Ting-Pi
- The Martyrs (1975)
- Women of Desire (1974) as Bai Ying
- Martial Arts (1974) as Boss Lv Biao
- Cheat to Cheat (1973)
- The Fate of Lee Khan (1973) as Wang Shih Cheng
- Death Comes in Three (1973) as Yamamoto
- The Rendezvous of Warriors (1973)
- Thunderbolt (1973) as Hung Wei
- The Stormy Sun (1973) as Chen Chun
- The Black Belt (1973) as Yuan Ying
- Hapkido (1972) as Black Bear Chief Instructor
- Lady Whirlwind (1972) as Tung Ku
- Bandits from Shantung (1972) as Bandit Chief
- The Yellow Killer (1972) as Chang (assassin)
- The Roaring Lion (1972) as Sen Pao
- The Peeper, the Model and the Hypnotist (1972)
- Crimes Are To Be Paid (1972)
- The Invincible Eight (1971) as Wan Shun
- The Angry River (1971) as King Hell
- The Eunuch (1971) as Eunuch Gui De-Hai
- Secret of My Millionaire Sister (1971) as Johnny
- Bus Stop (1971) as Ta Chiang
- A Touch of Zen (1970) as General Shi Wen-qiao
- The Grand Passion (1970)
- Black Invitation (1969) as Nian Zhu
- Black Invitation (1969) Action Director
- Iron Mistress (1969) as Wei Sheng
- Dragon Inn (1967) as Tsao Shao Chin
- Special Agent X-7 (1966)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Pai Ying best known for?
Pai Ying is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Return Of Judge Bao (2000), Royal Warriors (1986), 7-Man Army (1976), The Valiant Ones (1975).
When and where was Pai Ying born?
Pai Ying was born on January 1, 1940 in China.
How many credits does Pai Ying have?
Pai Ying has accumulated over 81 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1966 to 2001.
What is Pai Ying's background in cinema and television?
Pai Ying, born Wang Jing-Chun, was a Taiwanese actor who began his career in 1966 with the Taiwan Federal Film Company. In 1970, he relocated to Hong Kong and joined Golden Harvest Film Company. He gained recognition for his work in cinema and won a Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1977 for the film "Dyn...
Pai Ying by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- The Invincible Eight (1971) as Wan Shun — aged about 31
- A Touch of Zen (1970) as General Shi Wen-qiao — aged about 30
- Dragon Inn (1967) as Tsao Shao Chin — aged about 27
- Royal Warriors (1986) as Bandana — aged about 46
- The Valiant Ones (1975) as Wu Ji-Yuan — aged about 35
- The Fate of Lee Khan (1973) as Wang Shih Cheng — aged about 33
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