Lee Pang-Fei
Known for
Lee Pang-Fei is credited as an actor, and what is documented about his work is brief. He has kept a presence in the credits for 77 years or so. One film credit is 'Aces Go Places', as Army Officer at Meeting. Action is the territory he has worked in most often.
Lee Pang-Fei
90 Movies
Lee Pang-Fei is credited as an actor, and what is documented about his work is brief. He has kept a presence in the credits for 77 years or so. One film credit is 'Aces Go Places', as Army Officer at Meeting. Action is the territory he has worked in most often.
Movies
Plays Police Officer in Computer Room
Aces Go Places III: Our Man from Bond Street
1984
Plays Marshal Chang
The Warlord
1972
Plays Lee
The Black Rose
1965
Plays Manager Kam at Ng's office
Father and Son
1954
Plays Yan Lebu
The Flying Guillotine
1975
Plays Tang Jing-Chuan
Illicit Desire
1973
Plays Army Officer at Meeting
Aces Go Places
1982
Plays Flying Gullotine's 1st Victim
The Vengeful Beauty
1978
Plays Fan Ke's Boss
The Angry Guest
1972
Plays Chief Architect
Duel of Fists
1971
Plays Long Zhentian
Vengeance Is a Golden Blade
1969
Plays Execution Official
Iron Bodyguard
1973
Plays Wu Changsheng
Lady of Steel
1970
Plays Chan Yuk-sing
An Orphan's Tragedy
1955
Plays Chief Shaolin Abbot
Shaolin and Wu Tang
1983
Plays Village Elder
Challenge of the Masters
1976
Plays Boss of 4 Families
All the Wrong Clues
1981
Plays Chairman Xu Cai Fa
The Human Goddess
1972
Plays Village elder
My Rebellious Son
1982
Plays Hsu Ta-Fu
The Tea House
1974
Plays General Zhu
Challenge of the Gamesters
1981
Plays Villager
The Savage Five
1974
Plays Company Director
Hex After Hex
1982
Plays Leifan
The Sexy Killer
1976
Plays Cat TV manager
The Contract
1978
Plays County Head
The Bastard
1973
Plays Lord Sun
The Imperial Swordsman
1972
Plays Sergeant Chang
Duel for Gold
1971
Plays Poison's Boss on Boat
Money Crazy
1977
Plays Chief Ng Chan Wan
The Golden Sword
1969
Plays Chief Wan Gong Wu
Ambush
1973
Plays Movie producer
The Big Holdup
1975
Plays Mr. Wang
Sex for Sale
1974
Plays Ku Tai-Keung
Jin ou
1967
Plays Ya-Li's Father
Haunted Tales
1980
Plays Lord Jia Ling
The Swift Knight
1971
Plays Deputy Manager Ho
The Sugar Daddies
1973
Plays Lord Feng
Twelve Deadly Coins
1969
Plays Big Light's 3rd father
Just for Fun
1983
Plays Hero Jin
Lady with a Sword
1971
Plays Police captain
The Fugitive
1972
Plays Yingni's father
Sex, Love and Hate
1974
Plays Yu Shun-Chi
Silent Love
1965
Plays Mr Ma
Hong Kong 73
1974
Plays Chan Hau
Parents' Hearts
1955
Plays Detective
Midnight Evocation
1964
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My Rebellious Son
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Aces Go Places III: Our Man from Bond Street
Police Officer in Computer Room
1984
Film
Just for Fun
Big Light's 3rd father
1983
Film
Take Care, Your Majesty
Master Jim
1983
Film
Shaolin and Wu Tang
Chief Shaolin Abbot
1983
Film
My Rebellious Son
Village elder
1982
Film
Hex After Hex
Company Director
1982
Film
Aces Go Places
Army Officer at Meeting
1982
Film
All the Wrong Clues
Boss of 4 Families
1981
Film
Challenge of the Gamesters
General Zhu
1981
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lee Pang-Fei still alive?
Lee Pang-Fei passed away on December 1, 1999 at age 85.
What are the most famous roles of Lee Pang-Fei?
Lee Pang-Fei is best known for roles in Aces Go Places, The Flying Guillotine, Aces Go Places III: Our Man from Bond Street.
How many movies has Lee Pang-Fei been in?
Over a 50-year career (since 1949), Lee Pang-Fei has appeared in 90 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Lee Pang-Fei's first movie?
The career of Lee Pang-Fei began with Devil Woman in Black (1949).
What is Lee Pang-Fei's most recent movie or series?
Lee Pang-Fei's most recent release is Aces Go Places III: Our Man from Bond Street, which premiered on January 25, 1984.
Lee Pang-Fei
1914-04-03
Lee Pang-Fei is credited as an actor, and what is documented about his work is brief. He has kept a presence in the credits for 77 years or so. One film credit is 'Aces Go Places', as Army Officer at Meeting. Action is the territory he has worked in most often.