Chen Kuan-Tai
Personal Info
Known For Actor
Gender Male
Birthday 1945-09-24 (79 years old)
Place of Birth Guangdong, China
Also Known As Kuan Tai Chen, 陳觀泰 , Guantai Chen, Koon Tai Chen, Kuan-Tai Chen, Kwan Tai Chen, Guan-Tay Chern, Chan Koon Tai, Chan Kun Tai, Ah-Tai, 陈观泰, Chen Guantai, Chan Goon-Tai, Chen Kwan-Tai, Chan Koon-Tai, Chan Kuan-Tai, Chen Kung-Tai, Chen Guan-Tay, Chen Guan-Tai, Chan Kun-Tai, Ah Tai, 진관태
Chen Kuan-Tai
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Chen Kuan-Tai (Chinese: 陳觀泰, born 24 September 1945 in Guangdong, China) is a Chinese martial arts film star. He has primarily appeared in Shaw Brothers productions, and was one of the first solid trained, martial arts stars employed by the company. His first appearance in a Shaw work was in the 1969 film The Chinese Boxer, alongside Jimmy Wang Yu and Ben McDonald. Chen branched out as an actor with his tender roles in The Tea House and its sequel Big Brother Cheng, both directed by Chih-hung Kwei. These films gave Chen status as a "legitimate actor". After starring in the box office successes Challenge of the Masters and Executioners from Shaolin, both helmed by the legendary martial arts director Lau Kar-leung, Chen left the Shaw Brothers Studio. While away from Shaw, Chen directed and starred in the 1977 film Iron Monkey (not to be confused with the 1993 film by Yuen Woo-Ping). Chen later returned to the Shaw Brothers in the films Crippled Avengers (directed by Chang Cheh), Killer Constable (directed by Chih-hung Kwei), and 3 Evil Masters (co-starring Yuen Tak of the Seven Little Fortunes). To date Chen has starred in over 100 films, around 80 of which were with Shaw Brothers. His latest appearances were in Wilson Yip's 2006 martial arts-fantasy Dragon Tiger Gate, and in the 2007 remake of the King Hu classic, The Valiant Ones New. Description above from the Wikipedia article Chen Kuan-tai, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Actor
as Ip Gau / "Uncle Gau"
as Brother Zi
as Uncle He
as Jiu Qiansui
as 自己
as Mr. Yuan
as Brother Tai
as Dojo Head
as Baldy Bai
as Assassin
as Chai
as Gold Lion
as Qiu Ran
as Dragon
as Captain Kan
as Fa Huang
as 符小波
as Qian Shouchang
as Tai
as Mr. Wei Bai-Hao
as Zombie Wrangler
as (archive footage)
as Liu Tin - King of Gamblers
as Uncle Won
as Self (archive footage)
as Cop [Cameo]
as Tai
as Triad Boss
as Hon-Wai
as Arms Buyer
as Chen Yuan Long
as Triad Boss Gambler
as Tai
as Ma Sheng-fung
as Boss
as Pirate
as 岳鸣柯
as Tian Di Hui Chief
as Rich Man
as Ling Han Feng
as Dad - Master Chen
as Yung Feng
as Mochitsuki Soryu Han
as Shin / Brother Tai
as Guo Jing
as Paul
as Ben Chin
as Lee Tong
as (archive footage)
as Han Wei Chow
as Tan Fu
as General Mang Yi Tu
as Cui Tung Sing
as Mr Miyamoto
as Qin Ge
as Inspector Tai
as Zhou Shiqiang
as Zhang Lie
as Golden Rod Gu Feitian
as Chin Tien Yun
as Self
as Leng Tian-Ying
as Min
as Cpt. Chen Tien Ching
as Black Tiger Dao Tian-Du
as Lenghsieh
as Tattooed Dragon Shih Chen
as Iron Monkey
as Hong Xi Guan
as Peng Tian Shi, Card Tyrant
as Shing
as Lu Ah Tsai
as Chiang Ming-kun
as Yi Wo's Spiritual Boxer in Intro
as Bandit Gu Hui
as Guan Shao-Feng
as Ma Rulong
as Lo Chin-Ying
as Wang Cheng
as Tattooed Dragon / Shih Chen
as Ma Teng
as Master Wu Wen-Yuan
as Boss Wang Cheng
as Ambulance Driver
as Hung Hsi-kuan
as Ma Tao
as Hung Hsi Kuan
as Big Blade Wang Wu
as Huang Chung
as (archive footage)
as Li Wei-shi
as Zeng Gen Bao
as Ho Tai
as Okagawa Takeo
as Tattooed Dragon, Shi Jin
as Ma Yung Chen
as Liu Shou Yi's Man (uncredited)
as Hung Tien Piao
as Casino guard (uncredited)
as Two Different Bodyguards
as Robber with Colored Face
Director
as Director
as Director
as Director
as Director
as Director
as Director
as Director
as Action Director
Producer
Writer
as Writer
Crew
as Martial Arts Choreographer