Wang Sha
Mar 30, 1925 — Jan 18, 1998 (72 years)
Singapore
21 Movies
Born in Singapore, Wang Sha is an actor. They made their screen debut in 1974 with The Crazy Bumpkins.
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Wang Sha
21 Movies
Born in Singapore, Wang Sha is an actor. They made their screen debut in 1974 with The Crazy Bumpkins.
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The Adventures of Emperor Chien Lung
1977
The Sentimental Swordsman
1977
The Voyage of Emperor Chien Lung
1978
The Emperor and the Minister
1982
Heroes Shed No Tears
1980
My Young Auntie
1981
Bruce Lee and I
1976
Black Lizard
1981
The Fighting Fool
1979
Emperor Chien Lung and the Beauty
1980
The Boxer from the Temple
1980
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My Young Auntie
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The Emperor and the Minister
Chi Ba-Fang
1982
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Black Lizard
He San
1981
Film
My Young Auntie
Detective
1981
Film
Every Man for Himself
Sha Yung
1980
Film
Heroes Shed No Tears
Hsiao Kong Tsi / Zhou's master
1980
Film
Coward Bastard
Boss Su
1980
Film
Emperor Chien Lung and the Beauty
Wan Lung
1980
Film
The Boxer from the Temple
Wu Zu De
1980
Film
The Fighting Fool
Master Wei
1979
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wang Sha still alive?
Wang Sha passed away on January 18, 1998 at age 72.
What are the most famous roles of Wang Sha?
Wang Sha is best known for roles in My Young Auntie, The Sentimental Swordsman, Bruce Lee and I.
How many movies has Wang Sha been in?
Over a 24-year career (since 1974), Wang Sha has appeared in 23 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Wang Sha's first movie?
The career of Wang Sha began with The Crazy Bumpkins (1974).
What is Wang Sha's most recent movie or series?
Wang Sha's most recent release is The Emperor and the Minister, which premiered on November 20, 1982.
Wang Sha
1925-03-30 · Singapore
Wang Sa (real name Heng Kim Ching) (1924 – 18 January 1998) was a Singaporean comedian. He was part of a pair of Singapore comedy duo, who were akin to the Laurel and Hardy of the East. With Ye Fong, Wang often performed as a duet at the New World Amusement Park and on television in the 1960s and 1970s. They were also well-known in Malaysia, Taiwan, and Hong Kong.
Wang died of chronic lung disease on 18 January 1998.[1][4]