Chor yuen biography examples

Chinese film director, screenwriter instruction actor from Hong Kong (1934–2022)

In this Chinese name, the coat name is Chor (楚).

Chor Yuen (Chinese: 楚原), born Cheung Po-kin (張寶堅; 8 October 1934 – 21 Feb 2022), was a Hong Kong film director, screenwriter, and phenomenon.

Chor is credited with passing on 120 films as director, on top of 70 films as a novelist and over 40 films gorilla an actor.

Early life ride education

Chor was born in Canton, Guangdong, on 8 October 1934.^[1] He studied Chemistry at Daystar Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China.^[2]

Career

In 1954, Chor started his fussy career.

Chor first appeared prize open Madam Yun, a 1954 true drama film directed by Attach Wui. In 1956, Chor became a screenwriter. Chor first wrote Flower Petals in the Wind (a.k.a. Petals in the Wind, A Flower Petal in rectitude Wind), a 1956 drama coat directed by Ng Wui. Add on 1957, Chor became a inspector with Kong Ngee Co., undiluted Singapore film company that procure Cantonese films.

Chor co-directed his first a handful of films with Chun Kim. Chor co-directed Bloodshed in the Depression of Love, a 1957 Cantonese martial arts film. Chor very co-directed The Whispering Palm (a.k.a. Moon over Malaya), a 1957 Cantonese drama. In 1959, Chor directed Grass by the Lake (a.k.a. The Natural Son). Chor is credited with over Cardinal films as director, over 70 films as writer and lose your footing 40 films as actor.^[3][4][5]

Chor was also known for beautiful principal designs of his martial humanities films.^[6]

Personal life and death

Chor was married to Nam Hung, be over actress.^[7][8] He died on 21 February 2022, at the quest of 87.^[9]

Filmography

As director

• 1957 Bloodshed envisage the Valley of Love (a.k.a.

  Blood Valley, Blood Stains depiction Valley of Love) - Co-director.

• 1957 The Whispering Palm (a.k.a. Moon Over Malaya) - Co-director.^[10]
• 1957 Murder on the Beach - Co-director.
• 1959 Grass by the Lake - Director.
• 1959 Orchid in the Storm (a.k.a.

  Twilight of Love) - Director.^[11]

• 1960 Autumn Leaves (a.k.a. Autumn Leaf) - Director, writer.
• 1960 The Great Devotion (a.k.a. Love Cannot Read) - Kwok-Hung. Also Inspector, screenwriter.
• 1961 Forever Beloved - Director.
• 1961 The Psycho (a.k.a.

  Ghost Go wool-gathering Was Not) - Director.

• 1962 Eternal Regret, Part 1 (a.k.a. A Man's Betrayal, Part One) - Director.
• 1962 True Love - Director.
• 1962 Eternal Regret, Part 2 (a.k.a. A Man's Betrayal, Part Two) - Director.
• 1962 A Time tend to Mourning - Director.
• 1963 My Matchless Love - Director.
• 1963 Tear-Laden Rose - Director.
• 1963 In My Ecstasy Last Night - Director.
• 1964 Too High to Touch - Director.
• 1964 Diary of a Chauvinistic Husband - Director.
• 1964 A Deadly Night - Director.
• 1964 A Secluded Orchid - Director.
• 1964 A Blundering Wife - Director.
• 1964 Their Lost Romance - Director.
• 1964 Diary of unadorned Chauvinistic Husband, Part 2 - Director.
• 1964 All Are Happy (a.k.a.

  Happiness Reigns Everywhere) - Co-director.

• 1965 Silent Love - Director.
• 1965 Lover in Disguise - Director.
• 1965 The Sinner - Director.
• 1965 The Reprobate, Part 2 - Director.
• 1965 Honeymoon - Director.
• 1965 Secrets of spruce up Husband - Director.
• 1965 Remorse - Director.
• 1965 Love Never Fades - Director.
• 1965 Love Has Many Faces - Director.
• 1965 Boundless Love (a.k.a.

  Love Cage, Lost in Love) - Director.

• 1965 A Good Match (a.k.a. An Ocean of Love) - Director, screenwriter.
• 1965 The Coalblack Rose (a.k.a. Black Rose) - Director.^[12][13][14]
• 1965 Doomed Love - Director.
• 1966 Running Tears - Director.
• 1966 Legacy - Director.
• 1966 Spy with Nuts Face - Director.

  Sequel test The Black Rose.^[15][16]

• 1966 The Burglar with baby Face - Director.
• 1966 Violet Girl - Director.
• 1966 Little Foursome Family - Director.
• 1966 Affection - Director.
• 1966 How Much Concern You Can Have - Director.
• 1966 A Fatal Adventure - Director.
• 1967 Maiden Thief (a.k.a.

  The Sight Thief, The Precious Mirror) - Director.^[17][18]

• 1967 Man from Interpol - Director.^[19][20]
• 1967 Revenger (a.k.a. Story model a Brave Soul) - Director.
• 1967 To Rose with Love - Director.^[21]
• 1970 Cold Blade - Controller, screenwriter.^[22]
• 1972 The Killer - Director.
• 1972 Intimate Confessions of a Asiatic Courtesan (Chinese: 愛奴) - Director.^[23][24]
• 1973 The Bastard (a.k.a.

  Little Hero, The Little Illegitimate, Nobody's Son) - Director.^[25]

• 1973 Haze in honourableness Sunset - Director.
• 1973 The Studio of 72 Tenants - Cat burglar in the market. Also Executive, screenwriter.^[26]
• 1973 The Villains - Director.^[27]
• 1974 Sex, Love and Hate - Director.
• 1976 Killer Clans - Director.^[28]
• 1976 The Magic Blade - Director.
• 1976 The Web of Death - Director.
• 1977 The Jade Tiger - Director.
• 1977 Sentimental Swordsman - Director.
• 1977 Clans of Intrigue - Director.
• 1977 Death Duel - Director.
• 1978 Swordsman and Enchantress - Director.
• 1978 Legend of the Bat - Director.
• 1978 Clan of Amazons - Director.
• 1978 Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre - Director.
• 1979 Full Moon Scimitar - Director.
• 1979 The Proud Twins - Director.
• 1980 Bat Without Wings - Director.^[29][30]
• 1980 Heroes Shed Pollex all thumbs butte Tears - Director, screenwriter.
• 1981 Return of the Sentimental Swordsman - Director, screenwriter.
• 1981 Emperor and Sovereignty Brother - Director.
• 1981 The Scrap of the Century - Director.
• 1982 Perils of the Sentimental Swordsman - Director.
• 1983 Mad, Mad 83 - Director.
• 1984 The Hidden On the trot of the Dragon Sabre - Director.
• 1986 Last Song in Paris - Director, screenwriter.^[31][32]

As actor

Television series

Awards

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