Tony Lou Chun-Ku
Biography
Tony Lou Chun-Ku, also known as Tony Liu Jun-Guk, was born Wang Chun-Yeung in Fujian, China, in December 1946. He is a male filmmaker and actor who immigrated to Hong Kong in 1962. In 1970, he joined Cathay's actor training course and adopted the stage name Lu Chun. After Cathay closed, he joined Yangtze Film Company as an actor, making his first appearance in My Millionaire Sister and taking his first lead role in Armour of God. He began working behind the scenes in 1974. In 1979, he changed his name to Lu Chun-Ku and joined Shaw Brothers as a director, directing multiple martial arts movies and starring in a few.
Career overview
Tony Lou Chun-Ku, born Wang Chun-Yeung in December 1946 in Fujian, China, is a filmmaker and actor who immigrated to Hong Kong in 1962. In 1970, he successfully joined Cathay's actor training course and adopted the stage-name Lu Chun. Following the closure of Cathay, he joined Yangtze Film Company as an actor, making his first appearance in My Millionaire Sister and subsequently taking his first lead role in Armour of God.
In 1974, he transitioned to working behind the scenes. He later changed his name to Lu Chun-Ku in 1979 and joined Shaw Brothers as a director. During his career with the studio, he directed a number of martial arts movies and also starred in several of them. His work in the film industry is recognized with seventy known credits listed on The Movie Database, where he is primarily known for his directing work.
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Full Filmography
100 titles- A Gifted Scholar and a Pretty Girl (2000) Director
- Avenger (2000) Director
- Brother Forever (1999) Director
- Deadly Illusion (1998) Director
- To Kiss Is Fatal (1998)
- To Kiss Is Fatal (1998) Director
- Fist of Mercy (1998) Director
- Fist of Mercy (1998) Screenplay
- The Lady Punisher (1994) Director
- 1/3 Lover (1993) Director
- 1/3 Lover (1993) Writer
- The Magic Sword (1993)
- Angel Terminators 2 (1992) Producer
- Angel Terminators 2 (1992) Director
- Mission of Justice (1992) Director
- Mission of Justice (1992) Writer
- The Big Deal (1992) as Movie Director
- The Big Deal (1992) Director
- The Mighty Gambler (1992) Director
- The Holy Virgin Versus the Evil Dead (1991) Director
- Dreaming the Reality (1991) Screenplay
- Dreaming the Reality (1991) Director
- Thunder Run (1991) as Sing
- The Dragon Fighter (1990) Director
- The Dragon Fighter (1990) Script
- Fire Phoenix (1990) Director
- Devil Hunters (1989) Director
- Devil Hunters (1989) Writer
- Killer Angels (1989)
- Killer Angels (1989) Director
- Avenging Trio (1989) Producer
- Dirty Girl (1988)
- Dirty Girl (1988) Writer
- Dirty Girl (1988) Producer
- Toothless Vampires (1987) Director
- The Haunted Madam (1986) Director
- On the Red (1986) Director
- How to Choose a Royal Bride (1985) Director
- How to Choose a Royal Bride (1985) Writer
- The Master Strikes Back (1985) as Eunuch Chen
- My Mind, Your Body (1985)
- Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984) as Zhao Wuyi's Bodyguard
- Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984) Director
- Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984) Writer
- Return of Bastard Swordsman (1984) Director
- Return of Bastard Swordsman (1984) Writer
- Return of Bastard Swordsman (1984) Martial Arts Choreographer
- The Cute Little Fellow (1984)
- Bastard Swordsman (1983) Director
- Bastard Swordsman (1983) Screenplay
- Bastard Swordsman (1983) Martial Arts Choreographer
- Holy Flame of the Martial World (1983) Screenplay
- Holy Flame of the Martial World (1983) Director
- The Lady Assassin (1983) as Ninja
- The Lady Assassin (1983) Director
- The Lady Assassin (1983) Screenplay
- Curse of Evil (1982) Writer
- Lovers Blades (1982) Director
- The Big Sting (1982) Director
- Ambitious Kung Fu Girl (1981) as Zhao Yuan Song
- Ambitious Kung Fu Girl (1981) Director
- Ambitious Kung Fu Girl (1981) Writer
- Dragon, the Young Master (1981)
- The Master (1980) Director
- Tiger Over Wall (1980)
- Tiger Over Wall (1980) Director
- Tiger Over Wall (1980) Writer
- Jade Hairpin Alliance (1980)
- Crazy Horse & Intelligent Monkey (1980) Director
- The Dragon and the Tiger Kids (1979) Director
- The Stowaways (1979) Director
- Gi Gi (1979)
- The Iron-Fisted Monk (1977) as Villain
- Broken Oath (1977) as Chou's Assistant
- Stranger from Shaolin (1977)
- Stranger from Shaolin (1977) Director
- Prostitute Loves Police (1977) Director
- The Himalayan (1976) as Blackmails Kao
- Bruce Lee and I (1976) as Ruffian Zhao
- The Girlie Bar (1976) as Boss crazy for Yan
- Black Dragon's Revenge (1975) Director
- Magic Curse (1975) Screenplay
- Magic Curse (1975) Director
- 遊戲人間三百年 (1975)
- The Black Dragon (1974) as Fighter
- The Black Dragon (1974) Director
- The Black Dragon (1974) Writer
- Yu chao (1974)
- Trail of the Dragon (1974) Director
- Stranger from Canton (1973) as Wong Lee
- Smugglers (1973) as Avenger for brother
- A Resort Called Hell (1973)
- Crush (1972)
- The Invasion (1972)
- Blind Boxer (1972) as 宋路
- Action Tae Kwon Do (1972)
- Secret of My Millionaire Sister (1971)
- 断魂刀 (1970)
- 观音客栈 (1970)
- The Great Plot (1970)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Tony Lou Chun-Ku best known for?
Tony Lou Chun-Ku is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including 1/3 Lover (1993), 1/3 Lover (1993), Killer Angels (1989), Killer Angels (1989).
When and where was Tony Lou Chun-Ku born?
Tony Lou Chun-Ku was born on December 11, 1946 in Fujian, China.
How many credits does Tony Lou Chun-Ku have?
Tony Lou Chun-Ku has accumulated over 100 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1970 to 2000.
What is Tony Lou Chun-Ku's background in cinema and television?
Tony Lou Chun-Ku, also known as Tony Liu Jun-Guk, was born Wang Chun-Yeung in Fujian, China, in December 1946. He is a male filmmaker and actor who immigrated to Hong Kong in 1962. In 1970, he joined Cathay's actor training course and adopted the stage name Lu Chun. After Cathay closed, he joined Yangtze Film Company a...
Tony Lou Chun-Ku by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Crush (1972) — aged about 25
- Broken Oath (1977) as Chou's Assistant — aged about 30
- Killer Angels (1989) — aged about 42
- Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984) as Zhao Wuyi's Bodyguard — aged about 37
- The Iron-Fisted Monk (1977) as Villain — aged about 30
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