Shao Lo-Hui
Biography
Shao Lo-Hui works in acting. Born October 15, 1919 in Taiwan. Archytele tracks 22 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
22 titles- The 18 Bronzemen (1976) as Abbot
- The Blazing Temple (1976)
- The Eagle King (1979)
- The Bold Three (1972) as Japanese samurai
- Moonlight Sword and Jade Lion (1977) as Liu Chan
- Seven to One (1973) as Father Ting
- The Mighty One (1972) as Master Mo Kai Sheng
- Kuei-mei, a Woman (1985)
- The Golden Mask (1977) as Master Lu Chin Tan
- Shaolin Vengeance (1974)
- Na Cha and the Seven Devils (1973) as Yuan Hong (uncredited)
- Five Kung Fu Daredevil Heroes (1977)
- The Ape Girl (1979)
- The Phantom Lute (1975) as Magistrate Hu
- Kung Fu Inferno (1973)
- Chinese Boxing (1972) as Japanese captain
- Okinawan Horror: Upside-Down Ghost - Chinese Horror: Breaking a Coffin (1962) as Chuang Tzu (segment "Broken Coffin")
- Brave Girl Boxer from Shanghai (1972) as Boss Tan Szu Yeh
- Monkey King with 72 Magic (1976)
- Fairy Fox (1975)
- 大小善 (1968)
- 錢四腳人兩腳 (1968)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Shao Lo-Hui best known for?
Shao Lo-Hui is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The 18 Bronzemen (1976), Half Blue Sky (2018), The Golden Mask (1977).
When and where was Shao Lo-Hui born?
Shao Lo-Hui was born on October 15, 1919 in Taiwan.
How many credits does Shao Lo-Hui have?
Shao Lo-Hui has accumulated over 22 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1962 to 1985.
What is Shao Lo-Hui's background in cinema and television?
Shao Lo-Hui (邵羅輝) was a Taiwanese actor, director and writer. Born as Shao Shouli( 邵守利), he lived in the city of Tainan before his family moved to Japan. He studied direction at the Imperial Film and Drama School in Tokyo. After graduation, he worked as an actor for Shochiku Pictures Co., Ltd. in Osaka under the stage ...
Shao Lo-Hui by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- The 18 Bronzemen (1976) as Abbot — aged about 56
- The Golden Mask (1977) as Master Lu Chin Tan — aged about 57
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