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Fung Hak-On

1948 – 2016

Hong Kong actor

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Lived 1948 – 2016 (aged 67). Fung Hak-On was a Chinese actor, film director, stunt performer and kung fu.

Fung Hak-on (12 September 1948 – 2 March 2016) was a Hong Kong actor. He appears in Hong Kong films since the 1960s until mid 2010s.

Career In 1955, Fung became an actor in Hong Kong films. Fung first appeared in Seven Bodies, Eight Deaths and Nine Human Heads, a 1955 film directed by Fung Fung.

Fung often plays the antagonist in films. In particularly he was often cast in prominent Shaw Brothers director Chang Cheh. He would showcase his villainous roles or hired as an extra in Chang's films such as Boxer from Shantung, Five Shaolin Masters, and Disciples of Shaolin.

Following his departure from Shaw Brothers and moving to Golden Harvest company, Fung became one of the official Jackie Chan Stunt Team's second generation member all the way through the 80s, collaborating with Chan in films such as The Young Master, Dragon Lord, and Police Story.

Fung was nominated for Best Action Choreography at the 2nd Hong Kong Film Awards in 1983 for his work in Dragon Lord with co-star Jackie Chan and stunt coordinator Corey Yuen Kwai.

He portrayed Master Cheng in Ip Man 2 (2010) in his final years.

His sisters, Fung Bo-bo and Alice Fung So-bor are also actresses.

Death He died on 2 March 2016 from cancer.

Selected filmography

Xin ye guang bei (1962) Piu ling goo fung (1962) Ying E sha sao (1963) Si feng qiu huang (1969) Bao biao (1969) Vengeance (1970) The Heroic Ones (1970) as Warlord Zhu's soldier The Chinese Boxer (1970) as Chung-Yi student (uncredited) Xiao sha xing (1970) King Eagle (1971) as Lo Brothers's thug Xin du bi dao (1971) The Duel (1971) as Gan's man Fei xia shen dao (1971) Wu ming ying xiong (1971) Duel of Fists (1971) The Deadly Duo (1971) Lei ru fung(1971) as Guard Bi hu (1972) Boxer from Shantung (1972) as Tan Si's Coachman / Yang's thug (uncredited) E ke (1972) Shui hu zhuan (1972) Da sha shou (1972) The Delightful Forest (1972) Fang Shi Yu (1972) as Fang's friend Man of Iron (1972) as Yu Chow-Kai's thug Ying han (1972) Si qi shi (1972) as 'Hello John' waiter Ding tian li di (1973) Xiao za zhong (1973) Fen nu qing nian (1973) as Kung fu student / Boss Lan's Bodyguard Pan ni (1973) The Awaken Punch (1973) as Tsao Sze-hu Jing cha (1973) Man zhou ren (1973) Mo gui tian shi (1973) Xiao lao hu (1973) as Thug Huang Fei Hong (1973) Yi wang da shu (1973) Da dao Wang Wu (1973) Da zhang fu yu sao gua fu (1973) Zui jia bo sha (1973) as Ou San Yeh Hei ren wu (1973) Hong Xi Guan Fang Shi Yu Liu A Cai (1974) as Hsiang Lang bei wei jian (1974) Shao Lin zi di (1974) Ah Niu ru cheng ji (1974) Wu long jiao yi (1974) Peng you (1974) The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (1974) as Hsi Sung Tie han rou qing (1974) Shaolin Martial Arts (1974) Na Zha (1974) Wu da han (1974) as Street ruffian Five Shaolin Masters (1974) as Chang Chin-Chiu Shatter (1974) as Kung Fu Student (uncredited) Guai ren guai shi (1974) Da lao qian (1975) Hou sheng (1975) Hong quan xiao zi (1975) as Lun Ying Tu Big Brother Cheng (1975) as Prince Ji's man Lang wen (1975) The Fantastic Magic Baby (1975) as Erlang Shen Shen da (1975) as Liu Deruei's man Chu jia ren (1975) All Men Are Brothers (1975) as Rebel Officer Ba guo lian jun (1976) as Boxer Killer Clans (1976) as Roc Soc. member Challenge of the Masters (1976) as Yeung Chung Qian Long huang qi yu ji (1976) Dai Mung Sing (1976) The Magic Blade (1976) as Tao's man Li Xiao Long zhuan qi (1976) as Challenger to Bruce Lee on 'Enter the Dragon' Set Tie quan xiao zi (1977) Executioners from Shaolin (1977) as Governor's Henchman (uncredited) Qiao tan nu jiao wa (1977) as Thug Si da men pai (1977) Pai yu lao hu (1977) Fa qian han (1977) as Attacker Jue sha ling (1977) The Iron-Fisted Monk (1977) as Official Hot Blood (1977) as Cat Eye The Sentimental Swordsman (1977) as White Snake The Lonely Killer (1977) San shi liu mi xing quan (1977) as Tai Kuang's opponent Can ku da ci sha (1978) Mang quan guai zhao shen jing dao (1978) Da sha xing yu xiao mei tou (1978) Chuan ji Fang Shi Yu (1978) Nan yang tang ren jie (1978) Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1978) as Master Chao Chi-Chih Chu zhong (1978) Enter the Fat Dragon (1978) as Gene Zhui gan pao tiao peng (1978) as Robber Ha luo, ye gui ren (1978) Gui ma gong fu (1978) Warriors Two (1978) as Mo Lao hu tian ji (1978) Fo Shan Zan xian sheng (1978) as Hsiao Fei Kung Fu vs. Yoga (1979) as Insane Drag at Brothel. Last Hurrah for Chivalry (1979) as Pray / Let It Be Magnificent Butcher (1979) as Ko Tai-hoi Wu zhao sheng you zhao (1979) Gui ying shen gong (1979) She xing zui bu (1980) as Yueh I The Young Master (1980) as Kam's Bodyguard #1 Po jie da shi (1980) as On Yuen Zui she xiao zi (1980) Lao shu jie (1981) Yong zhe wu ju (1981) as Demon Tailor Dragon Lord (1982) as The Killer King Legend of a Fighter (1982) as White Man's Lackey Shu Shan - Xin Shu shan jian ke (1983) as Evil Disciple Huo pin you jian qu (1983) Winners and Sinners (1983) as Pat Wu ye lan hua (1983) Fei xiang guo he (1983) Da xiao bu liang (1984) Shang Hai zhi yen (1984) as Ma The Protector (1985) (uncredited) Long de xin (1985) as Restaurant patron Police Story (1985) as Danny Chu Ko Lucky Stars Go Places (1986) as Xiao Ke Shen tan zhu gu li (1986) as Chen Lung Magnificent Warriors (1987) as Japanese Agent Dragons Forever (1988) as Ship Thug (uncredited) A Bloody Fight (1988) as Fung Tiger Cage (1988) as Hung's buddy Haam ging bin yuen (1988) as Nut-Cracker Little Cop (1989) as Yi's henchmen Long zhi zheng ba (1989) as Witness Miracles (1989) as One of Tiger Lo's men Seven Warriors (1989) as Wu Long Just Heroes (1989) as Informant Chung tin siu ji (1989) Meng gui wu ting (1989) as Handsome Jui gaai chak paak dong (1990) as Parking Garage Security Chief Kei bing (1990) Dou shi sha xing (1990) as Nightclub Patron Lit foh ching sau (1991) Po jian ji xian feng (1991) Yan gui kuang qing (1991) Seong lung wui (1992) Handsome Siblings (1992) as Monk Blackie Jueh doi shuen giu (1992) as Monk Blackie Du wang zhi zun (1992) as Thug Ren sheng de yi shuai jin huan (1993) as Brother Black Mo lu kuang hua (1993) as Possessed Man Bian cheng lang zi (1993) as Siu Bee-Lei Sheng gang da zhui ji (1995) Gui ba shi (1995) as Andy Baan sau chuk dak hin dui (2002) as Jean Paul Black Mask vs. Gambling Mastermind (2002) Ze go ah ba zan bau za (2004) Kung Fu Hustle (2004) as Harpist Assassin #2 Cocktail (2006) as Mr. Chan 2 Become 1 (2006) as Master Ng Lethal Angels (2006) as Sgt. Wai Yan tsoi gong wu (2007) Gong Tau: An Oriental Black Magic (2007) as Master Clear Water Triad Wars (2008) as 'Uncle' Li Chun Tong True Women For Sale (2008) Tau chut (2009) Rebellion (2009) as Uncle Man 14 Blades (2010) as Justice Escort's Counselor Ip Man 2 (2010) as Master Cheng A Chinese Ghost Story (2011) as Second Village Head Da er long (2011) Tai Chi 0 (2012) as Lao Zhao Ip Man: The Final Fight (2013) as Chess onlooker Badges of Fury (2013) as Old fighter at cafe Once Upon a Time in Shanghai (2014) as Scruffy Chou (final film role)

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Important facts

Birth century
Also known as
Hark-On Fung, Feng Ke'an, Fung Hark-On, Fung Hak-on, Feng Ko-An, Feng Ke-An
moreFung Yuen, Fung Ke-An, Fung Ku-On, Fung Kin, Funghak On, Fung Koi-An, Fuen Ke-An, Hu Chia-Hsang, Fung Yuan

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Fung Hak-On?

Hong Kong actor (1949-2016)

When was Fung Hak-On born?

Fung Hak-On was born on 12 September 1948 in Shaxi Town.

When did Fung Hak-On die?

Fung Hak-On died on 2 March 2016 in Kowloon.

What was Fung Hak-On's occupation?

Fung Hak-On was an actor, film director, stunt performer and kung fu.

What nationality was Fung Hak-On?

Fung Hak-On was Chinese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Fung Hak-On

· Wikidata: Q8954444

· DBpedia: Fung Hak-on

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