
Cheng Kwun-Min
Acting
101
Acting Credits
Biography
Cheng Gwan-Min was born in 1917 in Guangdong, China. He was once a theatre actor and broadcaster. In 1936, he made his debut "The Three-Day Massacre in Guangzhou" in Guangzhou. During his long career of more than half a century, he made more than 200 films, mostly Cantonese. A skillful imitator of singers from the East and the West, Cheng had numerous albums and performed Cantonese opera and musicals. He earned himself a nickname "Elvis Presley of the East". From 1970's onwards, he became a ho...
Known For
Filmography

Oh! Yes Sir!!!
1994
as News team director

Justice, My Foot!
1992
as Guangzhou Magistrate Hu

Rose
1992

Man from Guangdong
1991

The Nobles
1989
as Cheng Kwan Min

Life Is Cheap... But Toilet Paper Is Expensive
1989
as Uncle Cheng

Looking Back in Anger
1989

Three Against the World
1988
as Mr Ng

Mistaken Identity
1988

The Greatest Lover
1988

Killer's Nocturne
1987

Project A - Part II
1987
as Boss of Goldsmith Shop

Seven Years Itch
1987
as Sylvia's father

Goodbye Darling
1987
as Mr. Chiu

Happy Ghost III
1986
as Man Eating at Hawker Stall

Sweet Surrender
1986
as Old Taxi Driver

The Invincible Snowy Hair Maiden
1986
as 贞乾道长

An Amorous Woman of Tang Dynasty
1984
as Musician / Servant

The Perfect Match
1982
as Paul's father

Food For The Sharks
1982

Crocodile Tears
1978

The Running Mob
1975

Laugh in the Sleeve
1975

All in the Family
1975

Naughty! Naughty!
1974
as Cheng Kwan Chi

Seductive Ghost
1974

Gossip Street
1974
as Chang Kwun Jik

Cheeky Little Angels
1974
as Dr Wang
The Two Faces of Love
1974

Every Day is Sunday
1974

Games Gamblers Play
1974

The Fatal Irony
1974

Bruce Lee: The Man and the Legend
1973
as Self

Intrigue in Nylons
1972
as Boss of Princess Brand

Lucky Seven
1970
as Ah Min

A Time for Love
1970
as Old Lau

Happy Times
1970

Secret agent no. 1
1970

Lucky Seven Strikes Again
1970

A Romantic Thief
1968
as Manager Fong

The Blossoming Rose
1968
as Wong Shu Fan

Buddhist Spiritual Palm Returned
1968
as 趙紫陽

The Lady Killer
1967
as James Bond

Shaky Steps
1967
as Lo Lin

The Sweetest Moment
1967
as Ma Tak Hong
Adventure of a Blind Kid
1967
as Ah Sam

Lady in Black Cracks the Gate of Hell
1967
as Do Gwai Lim

Lightning Killer
1967
as Ching Wai-Sang
Girls are Flowers
1966
as Chan
Landlady and Tenant
1966
as Chiu Chik

How Master Cute Thrice Saved The Idiot Ming
1966
as Mental patient

Colorful Youth
1966

Twin Sisters
1966
as Chow Wai-Pak

To Marry a Ghost
1966

Strange Romance on a Bus
1966
as Zhou Weixin

Love in Disguise
1965
as Tang Chan-sin
The Bloody Devil, Part One
1965
as Lee Kei
The Bloody Devil, Concluding Episode
1965
as Lee Kei

Master Cute
1965

Moslem Sacred Fire Decree, Part 1
1965
as Elderly Spirit from Hades

Moslem Sacred Fire Decree, Part 2
1965
as Elderly Spirit from Hades
Standard Husband
1965
as 阮敬人

The Diary of a Husband
1964
as Chow Kei-Luen

As Time Goes By
1964
as Fong Yan
The Lucky Dragon
1964
Madame Rose
1964
as Yik Ding-on
Queen of the Marketplace
1964
as 何松年

The Haunting Shadow
1962

Trauma Under the Car
1962

Marry in Haste
1962
The Wife's Husband
1962
as Li Shi-Jie
The Happy Reunion
1962
as Yu Kwok-kei

The New Magic Cup
1962
as 瘦財

Shadow of a Doubt
1961
as But Kei

The Golden Cat
1961
as Tsui Tai-fei
Woman’s Affairs
1961
as Poon Chi-On

刁蛮女侠
1961
as 秦满天
Larceny
1961
as 賈德
The Stubborn Generations
1960
as Shou shi

Much Ado About Nothing
1960
as George Cheung

A Night of Thrills
1960
The Random Harvest
1960
as Dismissed servant at Lee's household

Orphan in Distress
1960

The Stormy Night
1960

Death to the Killer
1960
as Ma Pei-jing

Secret Agent: The Swallow
1960

The Tragedy of Nine Lives
1960
娘子軍封王
1960
as 威遠侯鄭鈞

The Talking Bird
1959
A Stroke of Romance for Mr. Wang
1959

Glass Slippers
1959
Two Fools Catch the Murderer
1959
Two Fools Catch the Murderer
1959
A Vampire Pays Offerings to the Moon
1958
as Chung Yung
Two Fools in Paradise
1958
Silk Factory Girl
1955

Save Your Water Supply
1954
as Sa Can-Ciu
笑星降地球
1952
as 畢成仁

The Wrongly Accused Lover
1951

Blood-Stained Azaleas
1951
as Kwong Kwum

The Three-Day Massacre in Guangzhou
1937
as Zhou Zhong-Hua 周忠華