Al Leong

Al Leong

Asian American actor & stuntman has picked up a cult fan following based around his numerous appearances in high voltage action flicks from the mid-1980s onwards. Al nearly always turns up as a bad guy with his lean muscled physique, incredible agility, amazing martial arts skills, wispy black hair, and Fu-Manchu style mustache!! Best known on-screen as "Endo" torturing 'Mel Gibson' with electric shocks in Lethal Weapon (1987), as "Uli" the chocolate bar stealing terrorist in Die Hard (1988), one of the Wing Kong members in Big Trouble in Little China (1986), as a short Genghis Khan in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989), and as "Minh" the henchman punching on with 'Brandon Lee' in a blazing laundry in the climax of Rapid Fire (1992). Made his directorial debut in 2000 by writing & directing the low budget Daddy Tell Me a Story (2000).

  • Time Flies When You Are Having Fun! A Look Back at a Most "Excellent Adventure"
  • Death by Midnight
  • In Search of the Last Action Heroes
  • Henchman: The Al Leong Story
  • Awesome Asian Bad Guys
  • Confessions of an Action Star
  • Forbidden Warrior
  • Daredevil
  • The Scorpion King
  • The Ghost
  • The Replacement Killers
  • Godzilla
  • Lethal Weapon 4
  • Escape from L.A.
  • Double Dragon
  • The Shadow
  • Beverly Hills Cop III
  • Deadly Target
  • Vanishing Son III
  • Last Action Hero
  • Joshua Tree
  • Hot Shots! Part Deux
  • Martial Outlaw
  • Fit to Kill
  • Hard Hunted
  • Rapid Fire
  • Raven: Return of the Black Dragons
  • The Perfect Weapon
  • Showdown in Little Tokyo
  • Death Warrant
  • Aftershock
  • Dark Angel
  • Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
  • Savage Beach
  • Cage
  • Black Rain
  • Die Hard
  • Broken Angel
  • She's Having a Baby
  • They Live
  • Action Jackson
  • Steele Justice
  • Lethal Weapon
  • Running Scared
  • Big Trouble in Little China
  • Big Trouble
  • Year of the Dragon
  • My Science Project
  • Protocol
  • Twilight Zone: The Movie
  • Off the Wall
  • Going Ape!

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