Tang Ching

Tang Ching

Tang Ching or Tang Jing was a Chinese film actor and businessman from Zhengzhou, Henan, working in the Cinema of Taiwan and the Cinema of Hong Kong. He starred in at least 70 films between 1956 and 1984, most of them kung-fu pictures of the 1970s. He initially moved to Taiwan in 1949, where he joined the army troupe in 1949. He began his acting career there at the Agricultural Education Films Company and was then contracted by the Motion Picture & General Investment Co. Ltd by Yuen Chau Fung in 1963. He joined the Shaw Brothers studio in Hong Kong in 1967.

  • The Head Hunter
  • Clan Feuds
  • My Rebellious Son
  • Ode to Gallantry
  • Godfather from Canton
  • Beware Of Pickpockets
  • The Duel of the Century
  • On Trial
  • The Young Avenger
  • By Hook or By Crook
  • Bat Without Wings
  • The Stud and the Nympho
  • Rendezvous with Death
  • The Invincible Killer
  • Murder Most Foul
  • Gi Gi
  • The Handcuff
  • The Proud Twins
  • The Money Trip
  • Swordsman and Enchantress
  • The Golden Key
  • Horses
  • Illusions Come True
  • Mr. Big
  • Impetuous Fire
  • Prostitute Loves Police
  • The Dragon Lives Again
  • Confessions of a Private Secretary
  • The Discharged
  • Winner Takes All!
  • The Magic Blade
  • Laugh In
  • The Escort Girls
  • The Happy Trio
  • Money Is Everything
  • Hiroshima 28
  • The Paradise
  • The Call Girls
  • The Escaped Convict
  • The Black Enforcer
  • Bloody Duel: Life & Death
  • Love and Blood
  • Deaf and Mute Heroine
  • The Invincible Eight
  • The Chase
  • Wrath of the Sword
  • Vengeance Is a Golden Blade
  • Killers Five
  • The Jade Raksha
  • The Angel Strikes Again
  • Angel with the Iron Fists
  • Inter-Pol
  • Summons to Death
  • The Haunted
  • A Debt of Blood
  • Fairy, Ghost, Vixen
  • The Magic Lamp
  • The Black Forest
  • From Dusk Till Dawn
  • Romance at Lung Shan Temple
  • Typhoon
  • Love Letter Murder
  • The Cliff
  • Murder in the Devil's Nest
  • Terminal Bound

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