Lui Tat
Known for
Lui Tat is a screen veteran who has spent far more time working than being talked about. The first screen credit dates from 1952. Action has been the most frequent territory. The distance between the first credit and the most recent is about 74 years. The role of Abbot in Charge of Arm Chamber in 'The 36th Chamber of Shaolin' is the one that keeps being brought up. 'Contract Killer' belongs on any short list of his work.
Lui Tat
54 Movies
Lui Tat is a screen veteran who has spent far more time working than being talked about. The first screen credit dates from 1952. Action has been the most frequent territory. The distance between the first credit and the most recent is about 74 years. The role of Abbot in Charge of Arm Chamber in 'The 36th Chamber of Shaolin' is the one that keeps being brought up. 'Contract Killer' belongs on any short list of his work.
Movies
Plays Uncle Leung
Contract Killer
1998
Plays Abbot in Charge of Arm Chamber
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
1978
Plays Eunuch Kwok
Lover of the Last Empress
1995
Plays Master of Nun Yah Temple
Last Hero in China
1993
Plays Castrator
Royal Tramp
1992
Plays Ding Lik's Servant
God of Gamblers III: Back to Shanghai
1991
Plays Monk
Return to the 36th Chamber
1980
Plays Woodcutter
The Battle Wizard
1977
Plays Tzu's Ex-KMT Comrade
Her Fatal Ways
1990
Plays Shopkeeper Ordering Wood
Legendary Weapons of China
1982
Plays Doctor
All in the Family
1975
Plays Pottery Shopkeeper
Crippled Avengers
1978
Plays Doctor / Wine Seller
Dirty Ho
1979
Plays Brothel Customer
Clan of Amazons
1978
Plays Old Gardener
When Fortune Smiles
1990
Plays Uncle Ho
Troublesome Night
1997
Plays Mr Alfonso's Servant
Casino Tycoon
1992
Plays Kong's Uncle
The Eternal Evil of Asia
1995
Plays Star Horse Gambler
The Inspector Wears Skirts III
1990
Plays Villager
Moon Warriors
1992
Plays Rich Man
Shaolin Abbot
1979
Plays Innkeeper
Shaolin Hand Lock
1978
Plays Hostage
Killer Constable
1980
Plays Gambler
The Convict Killer
1980
Plays Villager
What a Hero!
1992
Plays Mr. Zheng
The Magnificent Ruffians
1979
Plays Mr. Ho
The Rape After
1984
Plays Ghost
Troublesome Night 5
1999
Plays Court Official
Secret Service of the Imperial Court
1984
Plays Servant
Sex and Zen II
1996
Plays Pak
Women on the Run
1993
Plays Secret Service Officer's Assistant
Godfather from Canton
1982
Plays Funeral Assistant
The Ghost Snatchers
1986
Plays Monie's Father
My Name Ain't Suzie
1985
Plays Old Woodcutter
The Lotus Lamp
1965
Plays Godfather
Her Fatal Ways 2
1991
Plays Blackie's Father
Midnight Girls
1986
Plays Herbal Shop Boss
Shaolin Rescuers
1979
Plays Li Chiang
A Wicked Ghost
1999
Plays Lung's Adviser
The Story of Sue San
1964
Plays Taxi Passenger
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World Too
1992
Plays Doctor
Between Tears and Smiles
1964
Plays Peasant
The Butterfly Chalice
1965
Plays Old Wang
The Wild, Wild Rose
1960
Plays Family elder
Beyond the Grave
1954
Plays Military Doctor
Sun, Moon and Star: Part 1
1961
Plays Doctor Zheng
Sun, Moon and Star: Part 2
1961
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Contract Killer
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A Wicked Ghost
Li Chiang
1999
Film
Troublesome Night 5
Ghost
1999
Film
Contract Killer
Uncle Leung
1998
Film
Troublesome Night
Uncle Ho
1997
Film
Sex and Zen II
Servant
1996
Film
The Eternal Evil of Asia
Kong's Uncle
1995
Film
Lover of the Last Empress
Eunuch Kwok
1995
Film
Women on the Run
Pak
1993
Film
Last Hero in China
Master of Nun Yah Temple
1993
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lui Tat still alive?
Lui Tat passed away on January 1, 2018 at age 99.
What are the most famous roles of Lui Tat?
Lui Tat is best known for roles in The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, Contract Killer, Return to the 36th Chamber.
How many movies has Lui Tat been in?
Over a 66-year career (since 1952), Lui Tat has appeared in 54 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Lui Tat's first movie?
The career of Lui Tat began with Red Roses (1952).
What is Lui Tat's most recent movie or series?
Lui Tat's most recent release is A Wicked Ghost, which premiered on November 4, 1999.
Lui Tat
1919-01-01
Lui Tat is a screen veteran who has spent far more time working than being talked about. The first screen credit dates from 1952. Action has been the most frequent territory. The distance between the first credit and the most recent is about 74 years. The role of Abbot in Charge of Arm Chamber in 'The 36th Chamber of Shaolin' is the one that keeps being brought up. 'Contract Killer' belongs on any short list of his work.