Billy Tang
Billy Tang
28 Directed
8 Series
Movies
Director
Red to Kill
1994
Director
Street Angels
1996
Director
Dr. Lamb
1992
Director
Brother of Darkness
1994
Director
Dragon Fight
1989
Director
Vengeance is Mine
1988
Director
Chinese Midnight Express
1997
Director
Run and Kill
1993
Director
Raped by an Angel 5: The Final Judgement
2000
Director
Street of Fury
1996
Director
Casino
1998
Director
Sexy and Dangerous
1996
Director
Interactive Murders
2002
Director
Fist of Fury - Sworn Revenge
2001
Director
Dial D for Demons
2000
Director
Sharp Guns
2001
Full Filmography
Yuan Tiangang and Exotic Demon
Director
2017
Film
Chronicle of Life
Director · 37 episodes
2016–
TV
Destined to Love You
Director · 44 episodes
2015–
TV
Death Trip
Director
2015
Film
The Deer and the Cauldron
Director · 50 episodes
2014–
TV
Yuan Tiangang and Deadly Predators
Director
2013
Film
The Prequel of Gold Convoyers: Supernumerary Candidate
Director
2010
Film
The Gold Convoyers
Creator
2007–
TV
The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng
Director · 10 episodes
2007–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Billy Tang still alive?
Billy Tang passed away on July 1, 2020 at age 69.
What are the most famous roles of Billy Tang?
Billy Tang is best known for directing Dragon Fight, Dr. Lamb, Run and Kill.
How many movies has Billy Tang directed?
Over a 32-year career (since 1988), Billy Tang has directed or written 28 films and worked on 8 TV shows.
What was Billy Tang's first movie?
The career of Billy Tang began with Vengeance is Mine (1988).
What is Billy Tang's most recent movie or series?
Billy Tang's most recent release is Yuan Tiangang and Exotic Demon, which premiered on November 30, 2017.
What TV shows has Billy Tang created or directed?
On television, Billy Tang has appeared in The Royal Swordsmen, The Deer and the Cauldron, Destined to Love You, Chronicle of Life.
Billy Tang
1951-06-18 · Hong Kong, China
Billy Tang or Tang Hin-Shing (鄧衍成) first entered the industry in 1979, working as an assistant director for Asia Television. He was involved in a number of popular productions, and is most known for his CAT III films. On 2 July 2020, Tang died at age 69.