Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1955-10-26

Deathday

2008-05-16 (52 years old)

Place of Birth

Hong Kong, British Crown Colony [now China]

Also Known As

汪禹
Wong Chi-kuen
Wong Yue
Young Wong Yu
Yung Wong Yue
Wang Yu
Wang Yue
Huang Yu

Wong Yu

Biography

Wong Yue (汪禹, 1955–2008) was a Hong Kong martial arts film actor. He starred in many Shaw Brothers Studio films and is known for his comic roles in films with Gordon Liu, such as Dirty Ho, Spiritual Boxer II, 'The 36th Chamber of Shaolin and Eight Diagram Pole Fighter.

He is sometimes credited as Wong Yu and as Wang Yu, but is a different person than an older Shaw Brothers star, Jimmy Wang Yu. He was renamed after him as a revenge of producer Shaw against the original Wang Yu.

Wong Yue/Wang Yue died on May 16, 2008 from acute pneumonia.

Known For

7.5%

The 36th Chamber of Shaolin

Feb 2, 1978

7.3%

Dragons Forever

Feb 11, 1988

7.0%

The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter

Feb 17, 1984

7.4%

Rouge

Dec 5, 1987

7.3%

The Golden Lotus

Jan 17, 1974

6.8%

The Seventh Curse

Nov 22, 1986

7.3%

Dirty Ho

Aug 4, 1979

6.8%

Executioners from Shaolin

Feb 16, 1977

6.8%

The Flying Guillotine

Feb 18, 1975

6.1%

Challenge of the Masters

May 7, 1976

5.1%

Kung Fu Zombie

Oct 1, 1981

6.3%

Handsome Siblings

Dec 11, 1992

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Acting

1996

千秋英烈传 as Gai Nie

1994		Easy Money
1994		Indecent Beast

1993		Power of Love
1993		Sleeping With Two Sisters

1992

Handsome Siblings as Greets rude heroes

1991

Godfather's Daughter Mafia Blues as Mr. Hsiong

1989		Spiritually a Cop
1989		Framed
1989		Carry on Yakuza
1989		Blood Ritual

1988		Mistaken Identity
1988		Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty (II)
1988		Dragons Forever as Thug on Ship

1987		Rouge as Ho Hsi
1987		Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty

1986		The Innocent Interloper
1986		The Seventh Curse as SDU

1985		Why Me?
1985		Girl with the Diamond Slipper as Peter
1985		Crazy Shaolin Disciples as Fong Sai Yuk
1985		The Flying Mr. B as Man at restaurant
1985		The Master Strikes Back as He Liu
1985		The Young Vagabond as Jiabao
1985		How to Choose a Royal Bride as Wei Xiao Bao

1984		Dress Off for Life
1984		Double Trouble
1984		Wits of the Brats as 3 Hands
1984		The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter as Yang 1st Brother
1984		The Comedy as Little Mouth

1983		The Shy Boy
1983		Take Care, Your Majesty as Majesty
1983		The Lady Is the Boss as Ah Yung / Ah Wing
1983		Tales of a Eunuch as Siu Bao / Siu Guei Tzu

1982		Mercenaries from Hong Kong as Curry
1982		The Big Sting as Tony
1982		Winner Takes All as Kwan Yuan Cheung
1982		Kid from Kwangtung as He Jiayu

1981		The Battle for the Republic of China as Siu Chat
1981		Kung Fu Zombie
1981		Notorious Eight as Rumor General
1981		Challenge of the Gamesters as Lei Li
1981		Lion vs. Lion as Ah Cun

1980		Rendezvous with Death as Xinshuan (Miserable) / Gu Jian
1980		Swift Sword as Xiahou Xiaotong
1980		The Kid with a Tattoo as Li Bao-Tong
1980		The Young Avenger

1979		Dirty Ho as Dirty Ho Ching
1979		The Kung Fu Instructor as Zhou Ping
1979		The Shadow Boxing as Fan Zheng Yuan

1978		Dirty Kung Fu as Gao Jai (Puppy)
1978		The Proud Youth as Nangong Song
1978		The 36th Chamber of Shaolin as Miller Six, San Ta's Student

1977		He Has Nothing But Kung Fu as Hsiao Shan
1977		The Adventures of Emperor Chien Lung as Zhou Ri-Qing
1977		Executioners from Shaolin as Hong Wending

1976		The Snake Prince as Snake General Huang
1976		Emperor Chien Lung as Chau Yi Qing
1976		Challenge of the Masters as Master Lin Tao Cheung
1976		Spirit of the Raped as Chen Ling
1976		The Last Tempest as Eunuch Zhang Jin Xi
1976		The Criminals as Kid Liu

1975		Cuties Parade
1975		The Spiritual Boxer as Hsiao Chien
1975		Big Brother Cheng as Darkie Wen
1975		It's All in the Family as Fai
1975		The Flying Guillotine as Xie Tianfu
1975		That's Adultery! as Zhang Youqian's Employee

1974		The Tea House as Darkie Wen / Blackie
1974		Young Passion
1974		Gossip Street as Locksmith Ping
1974		Thirteen as Hung Sen
1974		The Golden Lotus as Qintong
1974		Kung Fu Killers as (archive footage)

1973

Facets of Love as Emperor

1972

The Bloody Fists as Villager / Policeman / Japanese

Directing

1993

Power of Love as Action Director