Wang Hsieh
Biography
Wang Hsieh was a Taiwanese actor born on May 5, 1930, in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China. He is also known by various stage names including Wang Hsia, Wong Shai, Wong Hap, Wang Hack, Wang Chi, Wang Ya Huang, Chia, Charles Wong, and Wang Shy. Wang Hsieh's acting career spanned numerous credits, with a total of 138 known credits. He passed away on July 21, 2016, at the age of 86.
Career overview
Wang Hsieh was a Taiwanese actor. He began his acting career, with a total of 138 known credits. Wang Hsieh's acting career spanned multiple roles in various productions.
Wang Hsieh was born on May 5, 1930, in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China. He worked primarily in the acting field, with a known stage name of Wang Hsieh. Wang Hsieh's acting career was extensive, with a total of 138 known credits.
Ask the Vault
Ask anything about Wang Hsieh.
Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Full filmography
- Revanchist (1994)
- Killer Flower (1992)
- Legend of the Drunken Tiger (1991)
- The Dignified Killers (1991)
- Black Spot (1990)
- 义不容辞 (1990)
- A Killer's Blues (1989) as 2nd Boss
- Bloody Brotherhood (1989)
- Iron Angels (1987) as Officer
- Killer's Nocturne (1987) as Hung Wai
- Ninja: The Battalion (1987) as (archive footage)
- A Better Tomorrow (1986) as Boss Wang
- Ninja the Final Duel (1986) as Wang's Master
- True Colours (1986) as Kuk Yat Yung
- Ninja Dragon (1986) as Uncle Ho
- Mafia vs. Ninja (1985) as William Chung
- The Tattoo (1984)
- The Vampire Dominator (1984) as Yang Wei-min
- Shaolin vs. Ninja (1983)
- Commando Fury (1983) as Tiger Chan
- General Invincible (1983)
- The Three Famous Constables (1983)
- Of Bloody Peony at Night (1982)
- Fury of a Virgin (1982)
- Wolf Devil Woman (1982)
- Alliance of Hung Sect (1982)
- Matching Escort (1982)
- The Jade Badger (1982)
- Breaking Through the Black Whirl (1982)
- The Flute Player of Wrath (1982)
- The Prodigal Son (1981) as Duke
- Virago (1981) as Boss Lau
- Chivalry Deadly Feud (1981)
- Phoenix the Ninja (1981)
- Consolidated Dougherty (1981)
- The Dark Lady of Kung Fu (1981)
- Coming with a Gun (1981)
- Challenge (1981)
- Who Dare Challenge Me (1981)
- Shaolin Temple Against Lama (1980) as Lord Hak Sau
- Emperor of Shaolin Kung Fu (1980) as Li Tzu-Cheng
- The Leg Fighters (1980) as Ding Dong
- Two Crippled Heroes (1980)
- The Legend of Eight Knights (1980)
- The Lost Kung Fu Secrets (1979) as Generalissimo Hsiang
- Cantonen Iron Kung Fu (1979)
- Flying Masters of Kung Fu (1979) as Sifu
- A Pretended Rebel (1979) as Master Kao
- Naked Comes the Huntress (1978) as Chen
- The Mysterious Heroes (1978) as Baron
- Shaolin Devil and Shaolin Angel (1978) as Brother Wang
- Dual Flying Kicks (1978)
- Snake-Crane Secret (1978) as Tie Yi-Fei
- Mantis Combat (1978)
- Snake in the Crane's Shadow (1978) as Master Lo
- The Iron-Fisted Monk (1977) as Rapist's Boss
- The Jade Tiger (1977) as Sikong Xiao-Feng
- The Shaolin Plot (1977) as Wu
- The Boxer's Adventure (1977) as Dong Zhong Cheng
- Shaolin Deadly Kicks (1977) as Master Chu, Eight Dragons member #6
- Murder on the Wedding Night (1977)
- Tiger Love (1977) as Sher Clan Uncle
- The Crooks (1977)
- The Damned (1977) as Wu
- The Oily Maniac (1976) as Lawyer Hu Ly Fa
- The Web of Death (1976) as 5 Venom Clan Chief
- Killer Clans (1976) as Wan Pengwang
- The Criminals, Part 2: Homicides (1976) as Crown Prosecutor
- Spirit of the Raped (1976) as Fan Wei-Jian
- The Sexy Killer (1976) as Boss Wu
- Crazy Sex (1976) as Big Boss
- Brotherhood (1976) as Ouyang Hsiung
- Big Bad Sis (1976) as Dai Gi-Luk
- King Gambler (1976) as Tong's sifu
- The Invisible Terrorist (1976) as General Chao Ting-Bing
- The Golden Lion (1975) as Wang Jian Chao
- The Super Inframan (1975) as Professor Liu Yingde
- That's Adultery! (1975) as Potter's Wife's Lover
- Forbidden Tales of Two Cities (1975) as He Yan
- Fearful Interlude (1975) as Detective Wang (segment "The Cold Skeleton")
- Cohabitation (1975) as Mr. Wang
- The Protectors (1975) as Jin Buhuan
- Lover's Destiny (1975) as Div. Commander Sheng
- Queen Hustler (1975)
- Love Lock (1975)
- The Vengeful Vampire (1975)
- Village of Tigers (1974) as Hu Jiao
- The Stranger and the Gunfighter (1974) as Warlord
- The Bod Squad (1974) as Pirate Leader Chao
- Sinful Adulteress (1974) as Lin Bocheng
- Hong Kong 73 (1974) as Husband Who Punches Fook
- Kidnap (1974) as Chief Warden
- Gossip Street (1974) as Thief
- Illicit Desire (1973) as Zhao De-Zhu
- Facets of Love (1973) as Deng Si-Hai
- The Bamboo House of Dolls (1973) as Inoue
- Ambush (1973) as Tu Ba
- The Master of Kung Fu (1973) as Li Tian Dao
- The Happiest Moment (1973) as Police Officer Wang
- Call to Arms (1973) as General Jin Bi
- Police Force (1973) as Boss Sun Tso Chung
- The 14 Amazons (1972) as First Prince
- The Black Tavern (1972) as Gao Sanfeng
- The Warlord (1972) as Regiment Commander Chou
- The Devil's Mirror (1972) as Chief Bai Tian Xiong
- Girl Of Ghost Valley (1972)
- The Lady Hermit (1971) as Black Demon
- The Crimson Charm (1971) as Yellow-gowned Chief Tsao Kang
- The Shadow Whip (1971) as One of the Serial Trio
- The Eunuch (1971) as Ye Zicong
- The Swift Knight (1971) as Chu Pao
- The Long Chase (1971) as Bandit Chief He Xi Lei
- Lady with a Sword (1971) as Chef Liang
- The Golden Knight (1970) as Jing Zhenglun
- The Twelve Gold Medallions (1970) as Golden Fan Ma Shan Ting
- Brothers Five (1970) as Wang Liao Er
- A Taste of Cold Steel (1970) as Uncle Hsu
- Heads for Sale (1970) as Bao Zian
- Valley of the Fangs (1970) as Gao Sixian
- Naked Love (1970) as Chu Min
- Raw Passions (1969) as Tao Wai Kong
- Raw Courage (1969) as White Dragon Gang member
- The Swordmates (1969) as Wang Tian-Piao
- 裸尸痕 (1969) as Huang Hsiung
- Dear Murderer (1969) as Huang Hsiung
- Mist over Dream Lake (1968) as Chang Ling Hsiao
- Summons to Death (1967) as Kwok
- Mounted Bandits (1967) as Zhen Tien
- Black Falcon (1967) as 2nd in command of Black Falcon
- Lady Jade Locket (1967) as 2nd Brother
- Asia-Pol (1967) as Lai Yu Tian
- Poisonous Rose (1966) as Tian Kang-Hua
- Downhill They Ride (1966)
- Asiapol Secret Service (1966) as Raiden
- Song of Orchid Island (1965)
- Lover's Rock (1964) as Zeng A Bao
- Golden Age (1960)
- 大老千