Tam Kon-Chung
Biography
Tam Kon-Chung is an actor and set runner who was born in the Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. He began working in films in 1990 and holds forty-seven known credits in the industry, working primarily in acting. He is known for his work on the films Rob-B-Hood, released in 2006, Forbidden Legend of Sex and Chopsticks, released in 2008, and The Forbidden Legend: Sex and Chopsticks 2, released in 2009. Throughout his career, he has also been credited under several other names, including Tam Kong-Chung, Tam Kwong-Chun, KK Tam, 谭干聪, and Taam G.
Career overview
Tam Kon-Chung is an actor and set runner whose career in the film industry began in 1990. Throughout his career, he has accumulated forty-seven known credits on the platform. He is recognized for his work as an actor and is particularly known for his appearances in the films Forbidden Legend of Sex and Chopsticks released in 2008, Rob-B-Hood released in 2006, and The Forbidden Legend: Sex and Chopsticks 2 released in 2009.
Born in the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong, he is also known by several alternative names, including Tam Kong-Chung, Tam Kwong-Chun, KK Tam, and 谭干聪, as well as Taam G. His professional involvement spans both acting and work as a set runner, contributing to a diverse body of known credits within the film database records.
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46 titles- Death Notice (2023) as Mob Boss
- I Did It My Way (2023) as Fisherman
- Back Home (2023) as Taoist
- Raging Fire (2021) as Wong Kwun's Man
- Hotel Soul Good (2018) as Thug
- Shock Wave (2017) as Chow's Subordinate
- An Inspector Calls (2015) as Porter
- The Midas Touch (2013) as Event Staff
- Out of Inferno (2013) as Victim
- On Sleepless Roads, the Sleepless Goes (2012) as Police
- Motorway (2012) as Policeman
- Sleepwalker (2011)
- Dream Home (2010) as Triad Member
- The Forbidden Legend: Sex & Chopsticks 2 (2009) as Hua Zi-xu
- Sasori (2009) as Warder #4
- Legendary Assassin (2008) as Chairman's Subordinate
- The Forbidden Legend: Sex & Chopsticks (2008) as Hua Zi-xu
- Invisible Target (2007) as Thug in Restaurant
- Eye in the Sky (2007) as IB Policeman (uncredited)
- Exiled (2006) as One of Fay's Men (uncredited)
- Breaking News (2004) as Policeman Hurling Cup at TV
- Love is a Many Stupid Thing (2004) as Tom's Gangster
- Crazy Scum: Dicky's Journal (2003) as Mo Yan Shing
- Deadly Camp 2003 (2003) as Mr. Shimamoto
- Boy Met Girl (2003) as Rapist
- The S-Files: Sex Van (2003)
- Infernal Affairs (2002) as 重案组警员
- Love Undercover (2002) as Policeman
- Troublesome Night 15 (2002) as Thug
- Money Suckers (2002) as Bank Debt Collector
- Horror Trip (2002) as Motel Owner
- Memento (2002)
- Running Out of Time 2 (2001) as Policeman
- Born Wild (2001) as Chu's Thug
- Dance of a Dream (2001)
- Dummy Mommy, Without a Baby (2001) as Tony
- Headlines (2001)
- Needing You... (2000) as Waiter
- 色慾檔案之麻雀枱上淫 (2000)
- 色慾檔案之澳门豪情 (2000)
- Running Out of Time (1999) as Mr. Chen's Thug
- The Deadly Camp (1999) as Hwa
- The Killer's Love (1993) as Receptionist at Restaurant
- Full Contact (1992) as Kau's Thug
- Key to Fortune (1992)
- The Gambling Ghost (1991) as Party guest
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Tam Kon-Chung best known for?
Tam Kon-Chung is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Raging Fire (2021), Exiled (2006), Infernal Affairs (2002), Dokaben (1976).
When and where was Tam Kon-Chung born?
Tam Kon-Chung was born in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony.
How many credits does Tam Kon-Chung have?
Tam Kon-Chung has accumulated over 46 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1991 to 2023.
What is Tam Kon-Chung's background in cinema and television?
Tam Kon-Chung is an actor and set runner who was born in the Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. He began working in films in 1990 and holds forty-seven known credits in the industry, working primarily in acting. He is known for his work on the films Rob-B-Hood, released in 2006, Forbidden Legend of Sex and Chopsticks, re...
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