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"Cat vs. Rat (御貓三戲錦毛鼠) (1982)". His first appearance in a film was in Brave Lad of Guangong (1950).[2]
In the 1960s he became one of Shaw Brothers' main choreographers and had a strong working relationship with director Chang Cheh, working on many of Chang's films as a choreographer (often alongside Tong Gaai) including The One-Armed Swordsman, as well as other Shaw Brothers wuxia films, such as The Jade Bow.
One of his most famous films is The 36th Chamber of Shaolin which starred his martial brother, Lau Kar-fai, as well as Drunken Master II which starred Jackie Chan.
History
Before becoming famous, Lau worked as an extra and choreographer on the black & white Wong Fei Hung movies.
Awards and nominations
In 2005, Lau won a "Best Action Choreography" award at the Golden Horse Award for his action choreography work on Tsui Hark's Seven Swords.
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They also appeared together as themselves in the Italian documentary "Dragonland" (2009, directed by Lorenzo De Luca). asiasociety.org. Most recently, Lau performed acting and choreography work for Tsui Hark's 2005 film Seven Swords.
As his acting career went smoothly, his family began to worry about his marriage.
Mark Houghton opened the Lau Family Hung Kuen school Lau Family Hung Gar academy in Hong Kong / Fanling with the support of his sifu, Lau.
He gave his disciple the permission to spread the art of Lau Family Hung Kuen to chosen students. Lau helped Reimer in establishing her acting career.
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Lau Kar leung
Actor
2005
Fu Qingzhu
2003
Master Man Bill (as Lau Kar Leung)
1994
Dap ying zui hung (Video)(as Kar-Leung Lau)
1994
Uncle Yan (as Kar Leung Lau)
1994
Master Fu Wen-Chi (as Lau Kar-Leung)
1992
Master Lo
1992
1991
Master Lau / Uncle Nine
1990
1989
1989
Gambling House Boss (as Kar-Leung Lau)
1988
1987
Liang
1987
Master Cheung (as Kar Leung Lau)
1985
Manchu gym chief
1984
Hunter
1983
Wang Hsia Yuan
1982
Lei Kung
1981
Yu Ching-Chuen
1981
Lion dance instructor
1979
Chen
1978
Drunken Master Su (Guest star)
1977
3-Sectional Staff Fighter
1976
Chen Erh-fu
1969
'Ape Arms' Yuan Chen
1968
Fei xia xiao bai long
1968
Fang Shi Yu san da mu ren xiang
1968
Golden Dragon Branch Leader
1967
Lady in Distress: The Invincible Fighter
1967
Hsiang brother #1
1967
Nu jin gang da zhan du yan long
1967
Pa Shuang
1967
Shen jian zhen jiang hu
1967
The Sword and the Lute
1967
Scoundrel
1967
Nu hei xia wei zhen di yu men
1967
Sheng huo xiong feng da po huo lian zhen
1965
Tit gim jyu han seung jaap
1965
Rascal (as Kar-Leung Lau)
1965
Temple of the Red Lotus
1965
Wai Yat-Siu
1965
Wai Yat-Siu
1965
Kidnapper
1965
Qing chang yi geng chang
1965
Sons of the Good Earth
1965
Yi di xia yi xue shang ji
1964
Monkey of North Mountain
1964
Ru lai shen zhang shang ji
1964
The Devil and Her Magic Needles Part II
1964
The Devil and Her Magic Needles Part I
1963
Yi tian tu long ji xia ji
1963
Huo shao gong lian si Xia ji (as Ka-Leung Lau)
1963
Lau Chee (as Ka-Leung Lau)
1963
Ci xiong shuang jian xia
1962
Teddy boy
1962
Muk Cha
1962
Detective Lee (as Kar-Leung Lau)
1962
Shot Thug (uncredited)
1962
Fu gui rong hua di yi jia
1961
Kun lun qi jian dou wu long
1961
Tai ping tian guo nu ying xiong
1961
Clawtooth 1
1960
Clawtooth 1
1960
Mu Cha
1960
Lackey
1959
Bai fa mo nu zhuan san ji da jie ju
1959
Huang Fei Hong hu peng fu hu
1959
Huang Fei Hong bei kun hei di yu (as Kar Leung Lau)
1959
Disciple #2
1958
Huang Fei Hong hu xue jiu Liang Kuan
1958
Huang Fei Hong fu qi chu san hai
1958
Shining Tiger
1958
Huang Fei Hong long zheng hu dou
1957
Huang Fei Hong: Ye tan hei long shan
1957
Pirate
1957
Huang Fei Hong da po fei dao dang
1957
Huang Fei Hong die xie ma an shan
1957
Leung-chai
1957
Huang Fei Hong Henan yu xie zhan
1957
3rd Prince Dragon King
1956
Elder
1956
Kwok To
1956
Huang Fei Hong shui di san qin Su Shulian
1956
Bai hao ying xiong chuan
1956
Huang Fei Hong gu si jiu qing seng
1956
Thug
1956
Wu Song xue jian shi zi lou
1956
Hing's Man 1
1956
Huang Fei-hong gong chuan jian ba
1956
Huang Fei Hong Shamian fu shen quan
1956
Huang Fei Hong long zhou duo jin
1956
Child
1956
Chiu Chung Bo
1956
Huang Fei Hong yi jiu long mu miao
1956
Huang Fei Hong san xi nu biao shi
1956
Monkey Kwong
1956
Huang Fei Hong: Da nao Fo Shan
1955
Huang Fei Hong wen zhen si pai lou
1953
Ah-Biu
1950
Brave Lad of Guangdong
Stunts
2005
Seven Swords (action director)
2003
Drunken Monkey (martial arts choreographer)
1994
Drunken Master III (martial arts director - as Kar Leung Lau)
1994
The Legend of Drunken Master (fight choreographer) / (stunt coordinator)
1993
The Bare-Footed Kid (martial arts instructor)
1992
Operation Scorpio (fight choreographer) / (stunt coordinator)
1990
New Kid in town (action coordinator - as Chia-Liang Liu)
1988
Lung ji ga juk (action director)
1987
Heng cai san qian wan (action coordinator)
1984
The Eight Diagram Pole Fighter (stunt coordinator)
1983
Shaolin and Wu Tang (stunt coordinator)
1983
The Lady Is the Boss (stunt coordinator)
1982
Cat vs Rat (stunt coordinator)
1982
Legendary Weapons of China (stunt coordinator)
1981
My Young Auntie (stunt coordinator)
1981
Martial Club (stunt coordinator)
1980
Return to the 36th Chamber (stunt coordinator)
1979
Yi dan er li san gong fu (stunt coordinator)
1979
Dirty Ho (stunt coordinator)
1979
Mao shan jiang shi quan (stunt coordinator)
1978
Heroes of the East (stunt coordinator)
1978
Dirty Kung Fu (stunt coordinator)
1978
Shaolin Mantis (fighting instructor)
1978
Zui jia bo sha (action coordinator)
1978
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (martial arts instructor)
1977
He Has Nothing But Kung Fu (stunt coordinator)
1977
Fang Shi Yu da po mei hua zhuang (action coordinator)
1977
Executioners from Shaolin (stunt coordinator)
1976
Dai Mung Sing (action coordinator - as Kung Fu Liang)
1976
Challenge of the Masters (stunt coordinator)
1976
Master of the Flying Guillotine (fight choreographer - as Ka Liang Lau)
1976
Ba guo lian jun (fighting instructor)
1976
The Story of the Dragon (stunt coordinator)
1975
The Spiritual Boxer (stunt coordinator)
1975
The Fantastic Magic Baby (stunt coordinator)
1975
Disciples of Shaolin (stunt coordinator)
1975
All Men Are Brothers (action coordinator)
1974
Five Shaolin Masters (stunt coordinator)
1974
Dian dan che (fighting instructor)
1974
Shaolin Martial Arts (stunt coordinator)
1974
The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (martial arts sequences staged by)
1974
Peng you (stunt coordinator)
1974
Shao Lin zi di (stunt coordinator)
1974
The Savage Five (action coordinator)
1974
Heroes Two (stunt coordinator)
1973
Police Force (fighting instructor)
1973
Pan ni (action coordinator)
1973
Dynasty of Blood (stunt coordinator)
1973
The Delinquent (action coordinator)
1972
Four Riders (action coordinator)
1972
Qun ying hui (stunt coordinator)
1972
The Delightful Forest (action coordinator)
1972
Nian qing ren (fighting instructor)
1972
The Angry Guest (action coordinator)
1972
The Boxer from Shantung (stunt coordinator)
1971
The Deadly Duo (fighting instructor)
1971
Duel of Fists (action coordinator)
1971
The Anonymous Heroes (fighting instructor)
1971
Ri yue shen tong (stunt coordinator)
1971
The New One-Armed Swordsman (action coordinator)
1970
Fei xia shen dao (stunt coordinator)
1970
The Heroic Ones (fighting instructor)
1970
Jiang hu san nu xia (action coordinator)
1970
Zong you yi tian zhuo dao ni (stunt coordinator)
1970
Bing gu mo nu (stunt coordinator)
1970
Xue fu xin chao (action coordinator)
1970
Three Desperados (stunt coordinator)
1970
Cha chi hu (stunt coordinator)
1969
Xiang wei zhui hun bian (stunt coordinator)
1969
Xiao wu shi (stunt coordinator)
1969
Ba bu zhui hun (stunt coordinator)
1969
Yu mian sha xing (stunt coordinator)
1969
Jun zi jian (stunt coordinator - as Ka Leung Lau)
1969
Sam chiu liu (stunt coordinator)
1969
Yin dao xue jian (stunt coordinator)
1969
Si jiao (action coordinator)
1969
Tie shou wu qing (stunt coordinator)
1969
Mysterious Weapon (fighting instructor)
1969
Fei zei bai ju hua (stunt coordinator)
1969
Shi er jin qian biao (stunt coordinator)
1969
Du bei dao wang (stunt coordinator)
1969
Da dao ge wang (action scenes arranged by)
1968
Tie er hu (stunt coordinator)
1968
Qilin zhai (stunt coordinator)
1968
Three Heroines Part Two (stunt coordinator - as Kar-Leung Lau)
1968
Sha shou jian (stunt coordinator)
1968
Fei xia xiao bai long (stunt coordinator - as Kar Leung Lau)
1968
Three Heroines Part One (stunt coordinator - as Kar-Leung Lau)
1968
Wu lin da jue dou (stunt coordinator)
1968
Fang Shi Yu san da mu ren xiang (stunt coordinator - as Kar Leung Lau)
1968
Lan ying (stunt coordinator)
1968
Golden Swallow (action coordinator)
1968
Ru lai shen zhang zai xian shen wei (fighting instructor)
1968
Yu mian fei hu (action coordinator)
1967
Da ci ke (action coordinator)
1967
Fei zei jin si mao (action coordinator)
1967
Nu jin gang da zhan du yan long (stunt coordinator)
1967
Dao jian (fighting instructor)
1967
Girl with Cat's Eyes (stunt coordinator)
1967
Mi ren xiao niao (action coordinator)
1967
Yu mian nu sha xing (stunt coordinator)
1967
Nu hei xia wei zhen di yu men (stunt coordinator)
1967
Sheng huo xiong feng da po huo lian zhen (stunt coordinator)
1966
Jie huo hong lian shang ji (stunt coordinator)
1966
Return of the Golden Bat (stunt coordinator)
1966
The Golden Bat (stunt coordinator)
1966
Lady Bond (martial arts instructor)
1966
Sheng huo xiong feng xia ji (stunt coordinator)
1966
Sheng huo xiong feng shang ji (stunt coordinator)
1966
Bi luo hong chen shang ji (stunt coordinator)
1966
Yat gim ching (action coordinator)
1966
Yun hai yu gong yuan (stunt coordinator)
1965
Ru lai shen zhang nu sui Wan Jian Men (stunt coordinator)
1965
Zhui ziong ji (stunt coordinator)
1965
Dao jian shuang lan (stunt coordinator - as Ka Leung Lau)
1964
Qing xia qing chou (stunt coordinator)
1964
Liu she dao (stunt coordinator)
1963
Nan long bei feng (fight choreographer - as Kar-Leung Lau)
1963
Guai xia yan zi fei (stunt coordinator - as Ka-Leung Lau)
1962
Huo yan shan (stunt coordinator)
1953
Ye du Yuan Yang jiang (stunt coordinator)
Director
2003
Drunken Monkey (as Lau Kar Leung)
1994
The Legend of Drunken Master
1990
Tiger on the Beat 2 (as Lau Kar Leung)
1989
Mad Mission V: The Terracotta Hit
1988
Tiger on Beat (as Lau Kar Leung)
1986
Martial Arts of Shaolin
1985
Disciples of the 36th Chamber
1984
The Eight Diagram Pole Fighter
1982
Legendary Weapons of China
1980
Return to the 36th Chamber
1979
Mao shan jiang shi quan
1978
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
1977
Executioners from Shaolin
1976
Challenge of the Masters
Miscellaneous
1994
The Legend of Drunken Master (martial arts choreographer - as Lau Kar-Leung)
1993
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (technical advisor - as Kar Leung Lau)
1985
Disciples of the 36th Chamber (fight choreographer)
1983
Shaolin and Wu Tang (planning director)
1981
Shao Lin zui ba quan (fight choreographer)
1980
Fists of the White Lotus (fight instructor) / (planner)
1979
Mad Monkey Kung Fu (fighting instructor)
1977
Executioners from Shaolin (fight instructor)
1976
Challenge of the Masters (kung fu instructor)
1974
Guai ren guai shi (action director)
1974
Na Zha (fighting instructor)
1974
The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (martial arts sequences staged by - as Liu Chia-Liang)
1973
Da dao Wang Wu (fighting instructor)
1972
Man of Iron (fighting instructor)
1972
The Water Margin (fight choreographer)
1970
Bing gu mo nu (action director)
1969
Ba bu zhui hun (fight choreographer)
1968
The Sword of Swords (action director)
1967
Lady in Distress: The Invincible Fighter (action director)
1967
The One-Armed Swordsman (action director)
1967
Kong zhong nu sha shou (action director)
1967
Jin ou (fight choreographer)
1967
Hua yue jia qi (action director)
Writer
1985
Disciples of the 36th Chamber
1984
The Eight Diagram Pole Fighter
1982
Legendary Weapons of China (scenario)
1981
My Young Auntie (screenplay)
Producer
1983
Shaolin and Wu Tang (producer - as Kung Fu Liang)
1980
Po jie da shi (producer)
Assistant Director
1994
The Legend of Drunken Master (action director)
Casting Director
2012
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His most famous works include The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978) starring Gordon Liu as well as Drunken Master II (1994) starring Jackie Chan. His nephew Lau Kar Yung (son of his older sister)is also an actor,choreographer and director. He had been battling leukemia for two decades.[10]
Filmography
Films
As a martial arts choreographer
As an actor
External links
References
- ^Rovin, Jeff; Tracy, Kathy (1997).
"Cat vs. Rat (1982)". Lau was also nominated for a "Best Action Choreography" Hong Kong Film Award in 2006 for his work on Tsui Hark's Seven Swords, and nominated in 1983 for a "Best Action Choreography" Hong Kong Film Award for his work on Legendary Weapons of China (1982), which he also directed and wrote.[7]
In 2010, Lau was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for his contributions to the martial arts film genre.[7]
Personal life
Lau was the third child of Lau Cham (Lau Jaam, 劉湛), a martial arts master who studied Hung Gar under Lam Sai-wing, a student of Wong Fei-hung.[8] He has a brother who makes a living in the film industry, actor/choreographer Lau Kar-wing, as does Gordon Liu, Lau's pupil and adopted godson to Lau's father, Lau Cham.
In 1995, Lau also won a "Best Action Choreography" award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for his choreography in Drunken Master II and in 1997, the film won "Best Film" at the Fantasia Film Festival. www.yesasia.com.
Screenplays
Throughout his career, Lau only wrote four screenplays, but they were all for films that he himself directed.
Their collaboration would continue on until the mid-1970s. 25 June 2013.
- ^Viiret, Justin (2005-09-30). The box office successes of these three films reinvigorated his career.[4]
In March 1993, Lau began directing Jackie Chan in Drunken Master II,[5] however, the film's star Jackie Chan and director Lau clashed over the style of fighting, resulting in Lau leaving the set before the shooting of the final fight scene, which was then taken over by Chan.[6] Most recently, Lau performed acting and choreography work for Tsui Hark's 2005 film Seven Swords.