Tsung Hua

Biography

Born April 2, 1944 as Zhou Zhong-Zhi, Tsung Hua's family was originally from Shantung Province. A lover of the art of film, after finishing a college degree, Tsung joined Shaw Brothers and immediately signed an actor's contract. His famous films include "The Bastard", "The Killer", "Sorrow of the Gentry" and "Killer Clans". "Killer Clans" was also considered top director Chu Yuan's most significant film and main cast including Ching Li and Yueh Hua. By the early 80's he reduced his appearances in film and began to get involved with directing and producing TV shows. He is most noted for his involvement in 30 episodes of "Yang Gui Gei" and 40 episodes of "Hsi Shih" in TV.

Known For

Return of the One-Armed Swordsman

as Lu Da

Killer Clans

as Meng Sheng-hun

The 14 Amazons

as Commander Yang Tsung Pao

Duel for Gold

as Hua Dieh Er

Judgement of an Assassin

as Golden Whip / Man Ying Tai

The Golden Seal

as Dai Tianchou

Ninja, the Violent Sorceror

The Killer

as Hsieh Chun/Hsiao Hu

One Armed Swordsman Against Nine Killers

as Mung Sing Hung

The House of 72 Tenants

as Rickshaw Puller