Tsai Hung
29 Movies
Movies
Plays Flying Bat (1st Weird 7)
The Brave Archer
1977
Plays Wan
Chinatown Kid
1977
Plays Qing General
Shaolin Temple
1976
Plays Pao Yu-Lung, Flying Axe
Five Shaolin Masters
1974
Plays Karate Fighter (broken arm)
One-Armed Boxer
1972
Plays Flying Bat
The Brave Archer 2
1978
Plays General Tieh
The Lost Kung Fu Secrets
1979
Plays Cha Lung
Pink Thief
1982
Plays Feng Dagang
The Condemned
1976
Plays Earth's nemesis
Mission Impossible
1971
Plays Feng Daode
The Shaolin Avengers
1976
Plays Ju Ling God Fighter
The Fantastic Magic Baby
1975
Plays Nunchaku fighter
Goodbye Bruce Lee: His Last Game of Death
1975
Plays Ding Dong
The Leg Fighters
1980
Plays Japanese thug
The Screaming Tiger
1973
Plays Uncle Lo
Lady Killer
1992
Plays Japanese Officer
Beach of the War Gods
1973
Plays Wang Hsing
The Brave Lion
1974
Plays Boss Pai Liang
The Big Fellow
1973
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Full Filmography 29
Super Cops
Lung
1998
Film
Fatal Love
Evan
1993
Film
Lady Killer
Uncle Lo
1992
Film
Pink Thief
Cha Lung
1982
Film
The Leg Fighters
Ding Dong
1980
Film
Trouble Maker Coming
White haired master
1980
Film
The Silver Spear
Silver Hair
1980
Film
The Lost Kung Fu Secrets
General Tieh
1979
Film
Trouble Maker Coming
Gong's Master
1979
Film
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Tsai Hung and where are they from?
Tsai Hung is 83 years old, born on December 29, 1942 in Taipei, Taiwan.
What are the most famous roles of Tsai Hung?
Tsai Hung is best known for roles in One-Armed Boxer, Shaolin Temple, Five Shaolin Masters.
How many movies has Tsai Hung been in?
Over a 56-year career (since 1970), Tsai Hung has appeared in 29 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Tsai Hung's first movie?
The career of Tsai Hung began with The Seisure Soul Sword of a Blind Girl (1970).
What is Tsai Hung's most recent movie or series?
Tsai Hung's most recent release is Super Cops, which premiered on August 15, 1998.
Tsai Hung
1942-12-29 · Taipei, Taiwan
Born on December 29, 1942, Tsai is a Taiwanese actor renowned in the local martial arts and action cinema. He signed with Shaw Brothers in the mid-1970s and starred in his most recognized work, The Condemned, as the second leading man. He had also appeared in various Chang Cheh's classics like Shaolin Temple, Chinatown Kid and The Brave Archer.