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Dean Shek

1949 – 2021

Hong Kong actor and producer

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Lived 1949 – 2021 (aged 72). Dean Shek was a Chinese actor, film producer, screenwriter, film director and businessperson.

Dean Shek (17 June 1949 also known as Dean Shek Tin, was a Hong Kong film actor and producer with over 72 film credits to his name. Shek was perhaps best known as Professor Kai-hsien in the 1978 film Drunken Master, Lung Sei in the 1987 film A Better Tomorrow II, and Snooker in the 1990 film The Dragon from Russia.

Early life With ancestral roots from Tianjin, China, Shek was born as Lau Wai-sing on 17 June 1949, Beijing, before moving to Hong Kong at the age of 3. There, he attended the Shung Tak Catholic English College before studying filmmaking, acting and voice acting at Shaw Brothers Studio's actors training program in 1968.

Career

Acting Shek began his career as a contracted actor at Shaw Brothers Studio in 1968, making his first brief appearance in the film Twin Blades of Doom (1969). He received more substantial roles at Shaws, in musicals such as The Singing Killer, romantic films including A Time For Love (1970), comedies such as The Human Goddess (1972) and martial arts films such as The Fists of Vengeance (1972).

Shek left Shaw Brothers in 1973. The same year, he appeared in Master with Cracked Fingers, the first film to feature Jackie Chan in a starring role. He made his directorial debut in 1975 with The Monk, and worked as assistant director on Black Alice (1975), A Queen's Ransom (1976), Iron Fisted Monk (1977).

Throughout the late 1970s, Shek continued to work with the likes of Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung on period kung fu films including Broken Oath (1977), Warriors Two (1978), Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1978), Drunken Master (1978), Odd Couple (1979) and Dance of the Drunk Mantis (1979).

Shek is credited as producer on 22 films, most of which were for the production company Cinema City & Films Co., which he co founded with Karl Maka and Raymond Wong in 1980. Throughout the 1980s, he appeared in action, crime and comedy films such as Aces Go Places and John Woo's A Better Tomorrow 2 (1987). He also directed four films during the period, which were The Perfect Wife?! (1983), A Family Affair (1984), Kung Hei Fat Choy (1985) and The Family Strikes Back (1986), which were all box office hits.

Shek last made his public appearance with his former Cinema City & Films Co. collaborators at the 36th Hong Kong Film Awards.

Personal life In 1979, Shek married Taiwanese actress Lau Chun-yue. They had several children together.

After retiring from the film industry, Shek ventured into and found success in the real estate industry.

Filmography Films Year Title Chinese Title Role Notes 1968 Killer Darts 追魂鏢 "Tung Kung-long" 1969 Twin Blades of Doom 陰陽刀 "Mayor's servant" Dark Semester 桃李春風 "Yu Mei-hsiu" 1970 Young Lovers 青春戀 "Lin Da-cheng" A Time for Love 那個不多情 "John Chau" The Singing Killer 小煞星 "Fairy" My Son 春火 "Rape gang member" Guess Who Killed by Twelve Lovers 噴火美人魚 "Stephen" 1971 It Takes a Man to Be Henpecked 怕老婆是大丈夫 Actor The Man with Two Wives 齊人樂 Actor Master with Cracked Fingers 刁手怪招 "Landlord" Re-edit of Little Tiger of Canton 1972 Pursuit 林沖夜奔 "Palace guard" Intrigue in Nylons 少奶奶的絲襪 "Shop clerk" The Human Goddess 凡下女仙 "Playboy #1" The Fugitive 亡命徒 "Siu Ba" The Fists of Vengeance 落葉飛刀 "Doggie" a.k.a. The Deadly Knivesa.k.a. A Life-and-Death Struggle The Black Tavern 黑店 "Wandering Monk" Let's Go to Bed 我們要洞房 Actor 1973 The Young Tiger 小老虎 "Conceited Red Shirt" Tales of Larceny 牛鬼蛇神 "Yu Jieh" Two-part anthology film with Shek appearing in the first part. The Pirate 大海盜 "Master Bai" The Iron Bodyguard 大刀王五 "Liang Qi-chao" a.k.a. The Knight and the Scholar Illicit Desire 風流韻事 "Little Fairy" Three-part anthology film with Shek appearing in the third part. The Generation Gap 叛逆 "Club bald waiter" a.k.a. The Traitor The Delinquent 憤怒少年 "Cripple" a.k.a. Street Gangs of Hong Kong My Wife, My Love and My Maid 一嬌二俏三更妙 Ambush 埋伏 "Cold-faced swordsman Hong Lieh" The Villains 土匪 "Li Deng-yao" 1974 Young Lovers on Flying Wheels 電單車 "Xiao Xian" Naughty! Naughty! 綽頭狀元 "Auntie Six's husband" A Mad World of Fools 怪人怪事 Actor The Golden Lotus 金瓶雙豔 "Doctor Jiang" Games Gamblers Play 鬼馬雙星 "Casino clerk" Blood Reincarnation 陰陽界 "Chang" The Big Risk 虎鬥虎 Actor a.k.a. Kung Fu Conspiracya.k.a. When Tough Guys Meet Tenants of Talkative Street 街知巷聞 Actor Paris Killers 巴黎殺手 "Shot messenger" Everyday Is Sunday 天天報喜 Actor Bravest Fist 一山五虎 Actor Call Me Dragon 神龍小虎闖江湖 "Mincing waiter" a.k.a. Fighting Dragon vs. Deadly Tiger April Fool 出乎意料 ActorScreenwriter The Protectors 鏢旗飛揚 "Spear Prince" 1975 The Monk 出家人 "Si-hung"DirectorScreenwriter Directorial debuta.k.a. The Kung Fu Monk Kissed by the Wolves 狼吻 Actor The Young Dragons 鐵漢柔情 "Young brothel customer" Shantung Man in Hong Kong 小山東到香港 Actor a.k.a. Little Shantung Arrives in Hong Kong The Seven Coffins 驅魔女 Actor The Last Message 天才與白痴 "Hotel clerk" My Wacky, Wacky World 大千世界 "Te Shun" Lady of the Law 女捕快 "Young Master Chen" Hong Kong Superman 香港超人 ActorAssistant director a.k.a. Bruce, Hong Kong Master Chinese Superior Kung Fu 中國神打 Actor The Bedevilled 心魔 "Lin Chi-yao" Bald-Headed Betty 光頭蓓蒂 Actor All in the Family 花飛滿城春 Actor Black Alice 盲女奇緣 Assistant director 1976 A Queen's Ransom 鱷潭群英會 "Ducky"Assistant directorAssistant producer My Funny Intern 鬼馬俏醫生 Actor a.k.a. Hour of the Wolfa.k.a. Typical Admirable Doctor I Want More... 官人我要 ... Actor a.k.a. Confession of a Concubinea.k.a. Injustice! My Lord The Girlie Bar 酒帘 "Xiao Kang" a.k.a. The Finger Bar The Simple-Minded Fellow 大懵成 Actor Divorce Hong Kong Style 香港式離婚 Actor Gonna Get You 溫拿與教授 Planning 1977 Mantis Fists and Tiger Claws of Shaolin 血海螳螂仇 Hung Chun-piao The Iron-Fisted Monk 三德和尚與舂米六 "Manchu"Assistant director Broken Oath 破戒 "Brothel manager" The Discharged 出冊 "Toast waiter" (cameo) Winner Takes All! 面懵心精 Actor 1978 Warriors Two 贊先生與找錢華 "Master Yao" Spiritual Kung Fu 拳精 "Shaolin student" Snake in the Eagle's Shadow 蛇形刁手 "Teacher Li" Snake Crane Secret 蛇鶴丹心震九州 "Shao Ting-shan" a.k.a. Secrets of the Dragona.k.a. Snake & Crane Secrets Half a Loaf of Kung Fu 一招半式闖江湖 "Man with cane" a.k.a. Karate Bomber Filthy Guy 臭頭小子 Actor a.k.a. Return of the Secret Rivalsa.k.a. Emperor of Filthy Guy Drunken Master 醉拳 "Professor Kai-shien" a.k.a. Drunk Monkey in the Tiger's Eye Dirty Tiger, Crazy Frog 老虎田雞 "Panther" Deadly Strike 最佳搏殺 "Cheung Tsai" a.k.a. Breakout from Oppression Dirty Kung Fu 鬼馬功夫 "Criminal who sells women" a.k.a. Kung Fu Expert 18 Fatal Strikes 十八羅漢拳 "Tai-pan" a.k.a. 18 Deadly Strikes My Life's on the Line 賭命走天涯 "Master Handsome" a.k.a. 60 Second Assassin The Adventure of the Heaven Mouse 通天老鼠下江南 Actor a.k.a. Force 3 From Shanghaia.k.a. Snake in the Crane's Shadow Crazy Guy with Super Kung Fu 戇頭呆佬笨徒弟 Actor 1979 Story of Drunken Master 醉俠蘇乞兒 "Little Master" (cameo) Love and Sword 要命的小方 Actor a.k.a. The Samurai Odd Couple 搏命單刀奪命槍 "Master Rocking" a.k.a. Shaolin Sabre vs Wu Tang Spear Kung Fu on Sale 功夫大拍賣 "Kung fu instructor" a.k.a. King of Money and Fists His Name Is Nobody 無名小卒 "Sting" The Fearless Hyena 笑拳怪招 "Undertaker" (guest star) Dance of the Drunk Mantis 南北醉拳 "Money Bags" a.k.a. Drunken Master Part 2 Crazy Couple 無招勝有招 "Yan" Four Invincibles 四大跛拳 Actor Dance of Death 舞拳 "Bird Egg" a.k.a. Eternal Conflict 1980 Ring of Death 龍形摩橋 "Chu" a.k.a. Bastard Kung Fu Master Crazy Crooks 瘋狂大老千 "Mo-pei Chai"Presenter By Hook or by Crook 鹹魚翻生 "Skinny Gee" Laughing Times 滑稽時代 "Chinese Charlie Chaplin" 1981 Emperor of Shaolin Kung Fu 闖王李自成 Actor a.k.a. Lord Chuang, Li Tzu-chenga.k.a. The Snake, the Tiger, the Crane Chasing Girls 追女仔 "Robert" Beware of Pickpockets 歡樂神仙窩 "Extra Hand" Life After Life 再生人 Producer All the Wrong Clues for the Right Solution 鬼馬智多星 Producer a.k.a. All the Wrong Clues No U-Turn 不准掉頭 Producer Spooky Kookies 神檯貓 Producer 1982 It Takes Two 難兄難弟 "Shek"Producer Can't Stop the War 大追擊 "Soldier" (cameo)Producer Aces Go Places 最佳拍檔 "Giglo Joe" (special appearance)Producer Till Death Do We Scare 小生怕怕 Presenter He Lives by Night 夜驚魂 Presenter 1983 The Perfect Wife?! 專撬牆腳 "Dean Shek"DirectorPresenter Fearless Hyena Part II 龍騰虎躍 "Shek Earth" (guest star) All the Wrong Spies 我愛夜來香 "Japanese soldier in intro" (cameo)Presenter Ghost Bustin' 抓鬼特攻隊 Presenter Esprit D'armour 陰陽錯 Presenter Re-edit of the 1970 film Aces Go Places 2 最佳拍檔大顯神通 Presenter Play Catch 少爺威威 Presenter Papa, Can You Hear Me Sing? 搭錯車 Producer Send in the Clowns 台上台下 Producer Kidnapped 等劍的小孩 Producer That Day on the Beach 海灘的一天 Production manager 1984 A Family Affair 全家福 "Alex"DirectorPresenter Banana Cop 英倫琵琶 Presenter Happy Ghost 開心鬼 Presenter Lifeline Express 鴻運當頭 Presenter Heaven Can Help 上天救命 Presenter Merry Christmas 聖誕快樂 Presenter Aces Go Places 3 最佳拍檔女皇密令 Presenter The Occupant 靈氣逼人 Presenter Run, Tiger, Run 兩隻老虎 ProducerPresenter Pom Pom 神勇雙響炮 Presenter My Sentimental Little Friend 多情種 Presenter a.k.a. My Little Sentimental Friend The Time You Need a Friend 笑匠 Presenter 1985 Kung Hei Fat Choy 恭喜發財 "Mr. Fung"DirectorProducerPresenter City Hero 飛虎奇兵 "Trainer Lee" Mummy Dearest 四眼仔 Presenter For Your Heart Only 為你鍾情 Presenter Why Me? 何必有我 Presenter Happy Ghost II 開心鬼放暑假 Presenter Cupid One 愛神一號 Presenter The Isle of Fantasy 開心樂園 Presenter Super Citizen 超級市民 Presenter Lone, Lone Flower 孤戀花 Presenter Happy Union 天生一對 Presenter Happy Union 2 天生寶一對 Presenter 1986 The Family Strikes Back 烏龍大家庭 "Shek La-mai"DirectorProducer Abracadabra 天靈靈‧地靈靈 Presenter Happy Ghost III 開心鬼撞鬼 Presenter Aces Go Places IV 最佳拍檔千里救差婆 Presenter A Book of Heroes 歡樂龍虎榜 Presenter 1987 A Better Tomorrow 2 英雄本色II "Lung Sei" Lady in Black 奪命佳人 ProducerPresenter 1988 City War 義膽紅唇 Presenter Fractured Follies 長短腳之戀 Producer 1989 They Came to Rob Hong Kong 八寶奇兵 "Sherlock False"ScreenwriterPresenter 1990 The Dragon from Russia 紅場飛龍 "Snooker" (guest star)ProducerPresenter 1991 The Raid 財叔之橫掃千軍 "Uncle Choi"Presenter 1992 Angel Hunter 女校風雲之邪教入侵 ProducerPresenter 2016 The Bodyguard 特工爺爺 "Old man" (guest appearance) Final film role

Television series Year Title Chinese title Role Country and channel Notes 1976 Saga of Sui & Tong Dynasty 隋唐風雲 "Lee Yuen-kat" - CTV 1977 Sword Stained with Royal Blood 碧血劍 "Ha Suet-yee" - CTV

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Important facts

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Also known as
Dean Saki, Shih Tien, Charlie Shek, Dean Shek Tin, Shek Tien

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Dean Shek?

Hong Kong actor and producer (1949–2021)

When was Dean Shek born?

Dean Shek was born on 17 June 1949 in Tianjin.

When did Dean Shek die?

Dean Shek died on 20 September 2021 in Hong Kong.

What was Dean Shek's occupation?

Dean Shek was an actor, film producer, screenwriter, film director and businessperson.

What nationality was Dean Shek?

Dean Shek was Chinese.

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· Wikipedia: Dean Shek

· Wikidata: Q5246464

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