Han Chiang
Acting
1920-05-11 · Beijing, China
A native of Beijing and born as Zhang Zi-Ting, Hang has starred in over 60 titles and numerous TV serials. He's a versatile actor who can tackle any role, including loving fathers, office managers and touch guys. He joined Shaw Brothers in 1968 and starred in two martial arts films "Tomorrow Is Another Day" and "The Fastest Sword", where he played Chu Ching's father in both of them. Later, Hang discarded his five-year contract with Shaw Brothers because of the traveling. He turned to work in various Taiwanese film companies during the 1960s and 1980s, where he starred in "Secret Agent Chang Kong No.1", "Clam Fairy" and "It All Started With A Bed". He had also appeared in "The Sword" produced by Hong Kong's Chang Jiang Films. Han is best remembered for his martial arts roles.
Filmography(58)
movieAll the King's Men
as · 1983 · 7.3
movieShaolin and Wu Tang
as Master Liu · 1983 · 6.8
movieThe Legend of the Six Dynasty
as · 1979 · 6.0
movieBoxer, Lover, Lawyer
as · 1978 · 0.0
movieThe War of the Infras
as Professor Chin · 1978 · 8.0
movieThe Guardian
as · 1978 · 10.0
movieShaolin Kung-Fu Mystagogue
as Prisoner who saves King Tang · 1977 · 7.4
movieMagnificent Wanderers
as Xia's rich friend #1 · 1977 · 6.2
movieDynasty
as Prince Chiu's Assistant · 1977 · 6.2
movieLayout
as Boss Tung Chin-Sheng · 1977 · 9.7
movieFighting of Shaolin Monks
as Gravedigger · 1976 · 6.7
movieBoxer Rebellion
as Magistrate · 1976 · 6.3
movieThe Five Super Riders
as Dr. Qian Guo-Dong · 1976 · 6.0
movieThe Four Assassins
as Chief Luk of Yangzhou (uncredited) · 1975 · 5.6
movieThe Return of the Valuables
as · 1975 · 9.0
movieSuper Riders vs The Devils
as Dr. Guo Dong · 1975 · 5.9
movieTrue Love
as · 1975 · 0.0
movieDisciples of Shaolin
as Supervisor Tan Da Bao · 1975 · 6.4
movieThe Unforgettable Character
as · 1975 · 5.0
movieGreen Green Meadow
as · 1974 · 0.0
movieThe Great Chinese Boxer
as · 1974 · 0.0
movieTwister Kicker
as · 1974 · 6.0
movieRikisha Kuri
as · 1974 · 6.3
movieThe Fists of Vengeance
as · 1974 · 8.0