2008年10月3日星期五
Dennis Yu
Dennis Yu Yun-kong (余允抗_ is a Hong Kong film director active in the 1980s, and a crucial member of Hong Kong New Wave. He is most famous for directing horror movies. '''' , Yu's horror movie with strong influence of Roman Polanski, is widely regarded as a forerunner of haunted-house movie in Hong Kong.
David Lam Tak Luk
David Lam Tak Luk is a Hong Kong film director, producer and actor.
* ''''
* ''Water Margin: Heroes' Sex Stories''
* ''Fai seung ging chaat''
* ''Asian Connection''
* ''The Modern Love''
* ''Tears and Triumph''
* ''Perfect Couples''
* ''First Shot''
* ''Girls Without Tomorrow 1992''
* ''Powerful Four''
* ''Hong Kong Gigolo''
* ''Doctor's Heart''
* ''''
* ''Girls Without Tomorrow''
* ''''
* ''Goodbye Mama''
Filmography as director
* ''''
* ''Water Margin: Heroes' Sex Stories''
* ''Fai seung ging chaat''
* ''Asian Connection''
* ''The Modern Love''
* ''Tears and Triumph''
* ''Perfect Couples''
* ''First Shot''
* ''Girls Without Tomorrow 1992''
* ''Powerful Four''
* ''Hong Kong Gigolo''
* ''Doctor's Heart''
* ''''
* ''Girls Without Tomorrow''
* ''''
* ''Goodbye Mama''
Dante Lam
Dante Lam Chiu-Yin is a Hong Kong film director, an assistant director, actor, , , and .
* ''Option Zero''
* ''Beast Cops''
* ''When I Look Upon the Stars''
* ''Jiang Hu: the Triad Zone''
* ''''
* ''Hit Team''
* ''''
* ''The Twins Effect''
* ''''
* ''''
* ''Heat Team''
* ''Undercover Hidden Dragon''
* ''''
Filmography
Director
* ''Option Zero''
* ''Beast Cops''
* ''When I Look Upon the Stars''
* ''Jiang Hu: the Triad Zone''
* ''''
* ''Hit Team''
* ''''
* ''The Twins Effect''
* ''''
* ''''
* ''Heat Team''
* ''Undercover Hidden Dragon''
* ''''
Corey Yuen
Corey Yuen Kwai is a Hong Kong actor, film director and producer. He is one of the Seven Little Fortunes.
Corey was one of Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao's best friends during their days in the ''China Drama Academy'' Peking Opera School. They spent those days training in a harshly disciplined style under the watch of Master Yu. Corey would go to appear as an extra in s during the "chop socky" era of the 1970s.
Corey is now one of the top action directors to hit both Hong Kong and the United States. In 1985, he was the first Hong Kong director to successfully bring Hong Kong style action to an American film with ''No Retreat, No Surrender'' with the soon to be famous actor Jean-Claude Van Damme. Corey Yuen has worked with most of Hong Kong's top stars at one time or another, and began Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock's career in 1985 with ''Yes! Madam'' and boosting Stephen Chow's with 1990s ''All for the Winner'' and 1991's ''Top Bet''. He has also directed Jackie Chan with Sammo Hung in ''Dragons Forever'', and directed Anita Mui, Andy Lau and Aaron Kwok in ''Saviour of the Soul''. In 1993 he began an alliance and friendship with action star Jet Li. He directed several of Jet Li's films, beginning with ''Fong Sai Yuk'' and its sequel, and continuing through ''Bodyguard from Beijing'', ''The New Legend of Shaolin'', ''My Father Is a Hero'' and ''''. The two have worked together for more than 8 years and Corey has brought his brand of action in Jet Li's 3 American films, ''Lethal Weapon 4'', ''Romeo Must Die'', '''', and ''Cradle 2 the Grave''. Corey also directed ''The Transporter'' and ''So Close'', released in late 2002. Corey opted not to return to direct the sequel ''Transporter 2'', released in 2005. However, his team of stuntmen and martial artists are featured in the film.
His other notable films include ''Righting Wrongs'' with Yuen Biao and Cynthia Rothrock, ''She Shoots Straight'' with Joyce Godenzi, Sammo Hung and Yuen Wah and 1997's '''' starring Yuen Biao and Takeshi Kaneshiro. He has also been an action director on a number of other films. His style of action is not as distinct as that of other Hong Kong action directors like Yuen Woo Ping and Ching Siu Tung, but is noted for its speed and creativity. He is also distinguished in his ability to mix hand-to-hand combat and gunfighting, two styles of fighting that are not often used together successfully in Hong Kong action films.
*''''
*''The Transporter''
*''So Close''
*''Enter the Eagles''
*''''
*''Jet Li's The Enforcer''
*''''
*''The New Legend of Shaolin''
*''Bodyguard from Beijing''
*''Fong Sai Yuk''
*''Saviour of the Soul''
*''Top Bet''
*''All for the Winner''
*''She Shoots Straight''
*''Dragons Forever''
*''Pedicab Driver''
*''Righting Wrongs''
*''Yes, Madam''
*''Hell's Wind Staff''
*''Dance of the Drunk Mantis''
Corey was one of Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao's best friends during their days in the ''China Drama Academy'' Peking Opera School. They spent those days training in a harshly disciplined style under the watch of Master Yu. Corey would go to appear as an extra in s during the "chop socky" era of the 1970s.
Corey is now one of the top action directors to hit both Hong Kong and the United States. In 1985, he was the first Hong Kong director to successfully bring Hong Kong style action to an American film with ''No Retreat, No Surrender'' with the soon to be famous actor Jean-Claude Van Damme. Corey Yuen has worked with most of Hong Kong's top stars at one time or another, and began Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock's career in 1985 with ''Yes! Madam'' and boosting Stephen Chow's with 1990s ''All for the Winner'' and 1991's ''Top Bet''. He has also directed Jackie Chan with Sammo Hung in ''Dragons Forever'', and directed Anita Mui, Andy Lau and Aaron Kwok in ''Saviour of the Soul''. In 1993 he began an alliance and friendship with action star Jet Li. He directed several of Jet Li's films, beginning with ''Fong Sai Yuk'' and its sequel, and continuing through ''Bodyguard from Beijing'', ''The New Legend of Shaolin'', ''My Father Is a Hero'' and ''''. The two have worked together for more than 8 years and Corey has brought his brand of action in Jet Li's 3 American films, ''Lethal Weapon 4'', ''Romeo Must Die'', '''', and ''Cradle 2 the Grave''. Corey also directed ''The Transporter'' and ''So Close'', released in late 2002. Corey opted not to return to direct the sequel ''Transporter 2'', released in 2005. However, his team of stuntmen and martial artists are featured in the film.
His other notable films include ''Righting Wrongs'' with Yuen Biao and Cynthia Rothrock, ''She Shoots Straight'' with Joyce Godenzi, Sammo Hung and Yuen Wah and 1997's '''' starring Yuen Biao and Takeshi Kaneshiro. He has also been an action director on a number of other films. His style of action is not as distinct as that of other Hong Kong action directors like Yuen Woo Ping and Ching Siu Tung, but is noted for its speed and creativity. He is also distinguished in his ability to mix hand-to-hand combat and gunfighting, two styles of fighting that are not often used together successfully in Hong Kong action films.
Filmography
*''''
*''The Transporter''
*''So Close''
*''Enter the Eagles''
*''''
*''Jet Li's The Enforcer''
*''''
*''The New Legend of Shaolin''
*''Bodyguard from Beijing''
*''Fong Sai Yuk''
*''Saviour of the Soul''
*''Top Bet''
*''All for the Winner''
*''She Shoots Straight''
*''Dragons Forever''
*''Pedicab Driver''
*''Righting Wrongs''
*''Yes, Madam''
*''Hell's Wind Staff''
*''Dance of the Drunk Mantis''
Billy Tang Hin-Shing
Billy Tang Hin-Shing is a Hong Kong film director.
* ''Devil Touch''
* ''Interactive Murders''
* ''Sharp Guns''
* ''Raped by an Angel 5 : The Final Judgement''
* ''Dial D for Demon''
* ''Casino''
* ''Chinese Midnight Express''
* ''Haunted Karaoke''
* ''Web of Deception''
* ''Sexy and Dangerous''
* ''''
* ''Streets of Fury''
* ''Wild''
* ''''
* ''Brother of Darkness''
* ''Red to Kill''
* ''Revenge of the Kung Fu Master''
* ''Deadly Desire''
* ''Run and Kill''
* ''Dr. Lamb''
* ''Dragon Fight''
Filmography
* ''Devil Touch''
* ''Interactive Murders''
* ''Sharp Guns''
* ''Raped by an Angel 5 : The Final Judgement''
* ''Dial D for Demon''
* ''Casino''
* ''Chinese Midnight Express''
* ''Haunted Karaoke''
* ''Web of Deception''
* ''Sexy and Dangerous''
* ''''
* ''Streets of Fury''
* ''Wild''
* ''''
* ''Brother of Darkness''
* ''Red to Kill''
* ''Revenge of the Kung Fu Master''
* ''Deadly Desire''
* ''Run and Kill''
* ''Dr. Lamb''
* ''Dragon Fight''
Allen Fong
Allen Fong Yuk-ping is a film director and one of the leaders of the Hong Kong New Wave of the late 1970s and early 1980s. His cinematic style is highly influenced by Italian neorealism. He also usually uses personal or real-life stories as the basis for his films.
Despite his limited number of productions, he is still the only filmmaker to have won "Best Director" three times at the Hong Kong Film Awards.
Currently he is the guest lecturer at Hong Kong Baptist University.
* ''''
* ''Ah Ying''
* ''Just like the Weather''
* ''Dancing Bull''
* ''Little-Life-Opera''
Despite his limited number of productions, he is still the only filmmaker to have won "Best Director" three times at the Hong Kong Film Awards.
Currently he is the guest lecturer at Hong Kong Baptist University.
Filmography
* ''''
* ''Ah Ying''
* ''Just like the Weather''
* ''Dancing Bull''
* ''Little-Life-Opera''
Yonfan
Yonfan is a Hong Kong film director and photographer.
He was born in Wuhan at the Hunan province of China. As the Yon family emigrated from the People's Republic, Yonfan spent his childhood first in Hong Kong and then in Taiwan. He returned to Hong Kong as a young man to work as a photographer, but left for the United States in 1968 to study film. After a couple of years travelling through United States, France and , he returned to Hong Kong once again in 1973, and became a famous photographer most noted for his celebrity portraits.
In 1984, he made his box office debut as a director with ''A Certain Romance''. Two years later, Yonfan adapted the much-loved romantic novel ''The Story of Rose'' by prolific writer Yi Shu. Starring an up and coming Maggie Cheung, the passionate ''Lost Romance'' was a huge commercial success and rescued young Chow Yun-Fat from his descent into a "box office poison.
After ''In Between'' , Yonfan started to steer away from the mainstream market and began to introduced characters from the marginalised section of the society. With 1998 came another milestone, ''Bishonen'', best known for its romantic cinematography and explicit portrayal of homosexual onscreen passion. Inspired by a real-life scandal in which a Hong Kong playboy was found to possess more than a thousand nude photographs of local police officers, this melodramatic tale of redemption polarized film critics in Hong Kong, but was very well received at film festivals around the globe. It also launched the acting career of heartthrob Daniel Wu.
* '''' starring Sally Yeh
* ''Lost Romance'' starring Maggie Cheung, Chow Yun-Fat
* '''' starring Sylvia Chang
* ''Double Fixation'' starring Cherie Chung, Jacky Cheung
* '''' starring Cherie Chung, Maggie Cheung
* ''Promising Miss Bowie'' starring Dodo Cheng, Kenneth Tsang
* '''' starring Maggie Cheung, Sylvia Chang
* '''' starring Maggie Cheung, Sylvia Chang
* '''' starring Daniel Wu, Shu Qi, Brigitte Lin
* '''' starring Daniel Wu, Rie Miyazawa, Joey Wong, Brigitte Lin
* ''Breaking the Willow''
* ''Colour Blossoms'' , starring Teresa Cheung, Keiko Matsuzaka
Biography
He was born in Wuhan at the Hunan province of China. As the Yon family emigrated from the People's Republic, Yonfan spent his childhood first in Hong Kong and then in Taiwan. He returned to Hong Kong as a young man to work as a photographer, but left for the United States in 1968 to study film. After a couple of years travelling through United States, France and , he returned to Hong Kong once again in 1973, and became a famous photographer most noted for his celebrity portraits.
In 1984, he made his box office debut as a director with ''A Certain Romance''. Two years later, Yonfan adapted the much-loved romantic novel ''The Story of Rose'' by prolific writer Yi Shu. Starring an up and coming Maggie Cheung, the passionate ''Lost Romance'' was a huge commercial success and rescued young Chow Yun-Fat from his descent into a "box office poison.
After ''In Between'' , Yonfan started to steer away from the mainstream market and began to introduced characters from the marginalised section of the society. With 1998 came another milestone, ''Bishonen'', best known for its romantic cinematography and explicit portrayal of homosexual onscreen passion. Inspired by a real-life scandal in which a Hong Kong playboy was found to possess more than a thousand nude photographs of local police officers, this melodramatic tale of redemption polarized film critics in Hong Kong, but was very well received at film festivals around the globe. It also launched the acting career of heartthrob Daniel Wu.
Filmography
* '''' starring Sally Yeh
* ''Lost Romance'' starring Maggie Cheung, Chow Yun-Fat
* '''' starring Sylvia Chang
* ''Double Fixation'' starring Cherie Chung, Jacky Cheung
* '''' starring Cherie Chung, Maggie Cheung
* ''Promising Miss Bowie'' starring Dodo Cheng, Kenneth Tsang
* '''' starring Maggie Cheung, Sylvia Chang
* '''' starring Maggie Cheung, Sylvia Chang
* '''' starring Daniel Wu, Shu Qi, Brigitte Lin
* '''' starring Daniel Wu, Rie Miyazawa, Joey Wong, Brigitte Lin
* ''Breaking the Willow''
* ''Colour Blossoms'' , starring Teresa Cheung, Keiko Matsuzaka
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