Lee Pang-Fei

Aces Go Places III: Our Man from Bond Street 25th January 1984 as Police Officer in Computer Room

Just for Fun 12th October 1983 as Big Light's 3rd father

Take Care, Your Majesty 12th August 1983 as Master Jim

Shaolin and Wu Tang 2nd July 1983 as Chief Shaolin Abbot

My Rebellious Son 26th November 1982 as Village elder

Till Death Do We Scare 21st October 1982

Hex After Hex 23rd June 1982 as Company Director

Aces Go Places 16th January 1982 as Army Officer at Meeting

All the Wrong Clues 23rd July 1981 as Boss of 4 Families

Challenge of the Gamesters 30th April 1981 as General Zhu

The Tiger and the Widow 25th February 1981 as Chief Song Chuen

Lost Souls 26th November 1980

Haunted Tales 19th April 1980 as Ya-Li's Father

Absolute Monarch 20th March 1980 as Gambler

Killing Does Not Pay 7th May 1979

The Contract 2nd August 1978 as Cat TV manager

The Vengeful Beauty 11th March 1978 as Flying Gullotine's 1st Victim

Money Crazy 28th July 1977 as Poison's Boss on Boat

Low Society 30th December 1976 as Chief Chen

Beautiful Vixen 20th May 1976 as Mr Wu Ching Lian

Challenge of the Masters 7th May 1976 as Village Elder

Wedding Nights 3rd April 1976

The Sexy Killer 12th February 1976 as Leifan

Big Times for the Crazy Bumpkins 7th February 1976 as Li Tai Ke

Bruce Lee and I 9th January 1976 as (uncredited)

Cuties Parade 24th December 1975

The Big Holdup 18th September 1975 as Movie producer

The Empress Dowager 23rd July 1975 as Prince Shun

Lady of the Law 7th June 1975 as Judge

Cohabitation 23rd May 1975 as Ming-Li's father

The Flying Guillotine 18th February 1975 as Yan Lebu

The Tea House 19th October 1974 as Hsu Ta-Fu

Sex for Sale 12th June 1974 as Mr. Wang

Hong Kong 73 24th April 1974 as Mr Ma

Scandal 12th April 1974 as Business Man

Sex, Love and Hate 23rd March 1974 as Yingni's father

Sinful Adulteress 28th February 1974

The Savage Five 15th February 1974 as Villager

Iron Bodyguard 8th December 1973 as Execution Official

The Sugar Daddies 29th November 1973 as Deputy Manager Ho

Illicit Desire 4th August 1973 as Tang Jing-Chuan

The Bastard 6th February 1973 as County Head

Ambush 5th January 1973 as Chief Wan Gong Wu

The Fugitive 6th December 1972 as Police captain

The Imperial Swordsman 5th October 1972 as Lord Sun

The Warlord 17th August 1972 as Marshal Chang

The Casino 30th March 1972

The Angry Guest 29th February 1972 as Fan Ke's Boss

The Human Goddess 1st January 1972 as Chairman Xu Cai Fa

Sunset 19th November 1971 as Garage boss

Duel for Gold 6th November 1971 as Sergeant Chang

Lady with a Sword 15th October 1971 as Hero Jin

Duel of Fists 1st October 1971 as Chief Architect

The Swift Knight 25th August 1971 as Lord Jia Ling

Long Road to Freedom 16th April 1971

Apartment for Ladies 20th November 1970 as George Chan

Lady of Steel 27th February 1970 as Wu Changsheng

Double Bliss 4th February 1970 as Detective Lei

Dark Rendezvous 11th December 1969 as Tung Tien-Hsin

The Golden Sword 15th October 1969 as Chief Ng Chan Wan

Vengeance Is a Golden Blade 19th July 1969 as Long Zhentian

Diary of a Lady-Killer 10th May 1969 as Lawyer Hong

Raw Passions 8th April 1969 as Inspector

Twelve Deadly Coins 13th March 1969 as Lord Feng

Tragedy of the Poet King 30th January 1968

To Rose with Love 29th August 1967

Jin ou 16th June 1967 as Ku Tai-Keung

Man from Interpol 19th May 1967 as Detective Chan

Twin Sisters 12th November 1966 as Fung Yeung-Chung

To Marry a Ghost 12th October 1966

Lady Bond 1st August 1966 as 'One-eyed Snake' Se Kwong

中原奇俠 6th July 1966 as 貝狄親王

女毒手 10th May 1966 as 朱洛夫

Family Doctrine (Part 2) - A Setting Sun on the Green Hill 1st December 1965

Family Doctrine (Part 1) - An Old Family 10th November 1965

Silent Love 3rd November 1965 as Yu Shun-Chi

The Black Rose 3rd October 1965 as Lee

Ungratefulness 7th July 1965 as Party Guest

Secret of a Husband 23rd June 1965 as Mr. Yan

Midnight Evocation 4th November 1964 as Detective

The Student Prince 28th October 1964 as Tang's Guardian, Uncle Mui

Absent-minded Wife 19th August 1964 as Father-in-law

Devil's Love 15th July 1964 as Ho Wai-Man

The Ghostly Murderer 24th June 1964 as Mui Pak-Cheung

The Bride from the Grave 8th April 1964 as Governor Chin

As Time Goes By 2nd April 1964 as Au Tak

Three Love Affairs 12th June 1963 as Lei Kwok-Choi

The Black Centipede 9th April 1963

Midnight Terror 21st November 1962

Mysterious Murderer 3rd October 1962

The Haunting Shadow 3rd October 1962

The Night the Spirit Returns 25th July 1962 as Det. Sgt. Ng

999: The Mysterious Body 18th July 1962 as Detective

The Birth of the Monkey King 30th May 1962

A Couple in Cold War 16th February 1962

Hound Murderer Case 23rd August 1961 as Yau Fong-Yan

Dial 999 for 24-Hour Murder Case 12th January 1961 as Detective Mak

A Night of Thrills 2nd November 1960

My Intimate Partner 10th August 1960 as Tang Sau Ying's Boss 大肥佬

Secret Agent: The Swallow 13th July 1960 as Master

Oriole, the Heroine 19th June 1960 as Cheung Suk-Sum

Death to the Killer 19th May 1960 as Detective

The Case of 'Missing Corpse’ 21st April 1960 as Inspector

The Great Devotion 8th April 1960 as Cousin's husband

Frightful Honeymoon 31st March 1960 as Mr. Yee

紅梅白雪賀新春 27th January 1960

When Durians Bloom 22nd December 1959

Human Relationships 9th December 1959

Two Fools capture a Ghost 8th October 1959 as Chun's father

Crime of Passion in the Mansion 22nd July 1959 as 羅老總

Hongling Solves the Mystery Case 15th July 1959

The Case of the Female Corpse 25th March 1959

Sweet Girl in Terror 31st December 1958

情贼 2nd October 1958

To Catch a Thief 28th August 1958 as Detective

Valley of the Love-Birds 8th August 1958

Murder on a Wedding Night 3rd July 1958

The Prince's Romantic Affairs 4th March 1958 as Guest [extra]

Crime of Passion in the Hotel 16th January 1958

Cry of the Ghost 19th December 1957

Darling Girl 6th December 1957

The Sorrowful Lute 16th October 1957

The Haunted Pot 17th August 1956

Beauty Raised from the Dead 2nd August 1956

Parents' Hearts 21st April 1955 as Chan Hau

Cold Nights 23rd March 1955

An Orphan's Tragedy 11th February 1955 as Chan Yuk-sing

Save Your Water Supply 6th November 1954 as Fatso Cheung

Father and Son 7th January 1954 as Manager Kam at Ng's office

Devil Woman in Black 29th June 1949