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Wai Pak

Acting 24 credits
24
Total Credits
1974–1988
15 Years Career Span
11
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Wai Pak is a male actor with twenty-four known credits in the film and television industry. His professional name is also written in various alternative forms, including Wei Pai, Wei Pei, Mooi Kwok-Shing, Mooi Gwok-Shing, Mui Kwok-Shing, and Wei Bai, along with Chinese characters. Detailed biographical information such as his birthday, place of birth, and gender specifics beyond male are not provided in the official records. His career contributions are primarily categorized under acting, with his profile maintained within entertainment database archives.

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Career

Career overview

Wai Pak is a male actor known for twenty-four known credits in the film and television industry. His work is documented on the Movie Database platform, which records his contributions primarily within the acting category.

Throughout his career, the actor has been credited under several alternate names and spellings. These include Wei Pai, Wei Pei, Mooi Kwok-Shing, Mooi Gwok-Shing, Mui Kwok-Shing, and Wei Bai, alongside the traditional Chinese characters 韋白 and simplified characters 韦白.

Biographical details such as his birthday, place of birth, and gender specifics beyond male are not listed in the available records. The reference materials do not specify dates or titles for his twenty-four known acting credits.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Devil and the Ghostbuster
Return of The Four
By Royal DecreeJade Bow Connection
The Prodigal SonThe Phantom Killer
The Young MasterThe Cheeky ChapThe Legend Of Bruce Lee
Kid with the Golden ArmLast Hurrah for ChivalryThe Magnificent ButcherTen Tigers of Kwangtung
The Five VenomsInvincible ShaolinThe Brave Archer 2The Mad Monk Strikes Again
The Brave Archer
Shaolin TempleHeroes of the Underground
Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of GoldThe Flying Guillotine
Five Tough GuysYoung Passion

Full Filmography

24 titles
  • Devil and the Ghostbuster (1988) as Wai
  • Return of The Four (1985)
  • By Royal Decree (1984)
  • Jade Bow Connection (1984)
  • The Prodigal Son (1981) as Au Ru Kwai
  • The Phantom Killer (1981) as Hsiao Fang
  • The Young Master (1980) as Tiger / Keung
  • The Cheeky Chap (1980) as Ma San Fan
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  • The Legend Of Bruce Lee (1980) as One of Bruce's friends
  • Kid with the Golden Arm (1979) as Swordsman Li Qing Ming
  • Last Hurrah for Chivalry (1979) as Chang San / Cheung Sam
  • The Magnificent Butcher (1979) as Chat (Seven)
  • Ten Tigers of Kwangtung (1979) as Wang Chi Ying
  • The Five Venoms (1978) as Qi Dong, the Snake / Hong Wentong
  • Invincible Shaolin (1978) as Mai Feng
  • The Brave Archer 2 (1978) as Kuk Ling Fung
  • The Mad Monk Strikes Again (1978) as Ma Zhao Xiong
  • The Brave Archer (1977) as Luk's Disciple
  • Shaolin Temple (1976) as Shaolin Student (uncredited)
  • Heroes of the Underground (1976)
  • Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold (1975) as Mi Ling's Partner
  • The Flying Guillotine (1975) as Sun Jian F.G. sqad member
  • Five Tough Guys (1974)
  • Young Passion (1974)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Wai Pak best known for?

Wai Pak is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Last Bullet (1973), The Prodigal Son (1981), The Young Master (1980), Kid with the Golden Arm (1979).

How many credits does Wai Pak have?

Wai Pak has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1974 to 1988.

What is Wai Pak's background in cinema and television?

Wai Pak is a male actor with twenty-four known credits in the film and television industry. His professional name is also written in various alternative forms, including Wei Pai, Wei Pei, Mooi Kwok-Shing, Mooi Gwok-Shing, Mui Kwok-Shing, and Wei Bai, along with Chinese characters. Detailed biographical information such...

Wai Pak by the numbers

24credits
21films
3TV series
1974–1988active years

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