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Lung Fong, born Lee Kin Man[1][2], was a late Hong Kong film actor who grew up in Tainan City, Taiwan[3]. Known for his villainous roles, he rose to fame for his performance in *God of Gamblers*, earning him numerous villain roles and the nickname "King of Villains" in Hong Kong cinema.

Career

1970s

Lung began his career as a contract actor but faced strong competition from other martial artists such as Leung Kar Yan and Gordon Liu, which hindered his career progress.

1980s

After filming *Dangerous Person* and *Who Is He* in 1981, he transitioned to working as a manager at the restaurant Tian Tian Yu Gang. Due to lack of martial arts practice and body changes, he was no longer suitable for stunt roles. At the end of the 1980s, director Wong Jing, in need of a villain actor, invited Lung through a friend to star in *Casino Raiders*. He then frequently played villain roles. His performance in *God of Gamblers* made him widely recognized as the "King of Villains," leading to more film offers and his return to acting full-time.

1990s

Lung divorced in the early 1990s. His ex-wife and daughter later moved to the United States.

2000s

Lung’s final film was *The Tricky Master 3*, after which his health deteriorated, showing symptoms such as persistent coughing. He passed away on November 14, 2008, in a hospital in Chang'an District, Xi'an. According to Zhou Xing, general manager of the Carnival Star Entertainment Company in Shenzhen, Lung was diagnosed with late-stage lung cancer in May 2008 in Hong Kong. Despite receiving treatment, he succumbed to the illness. His sudden passing meant his family did not see him one last time. His funeral arrangements were handled by friends.

Filmography

1971

  • Twin Heroes (extra)

1973

  • Fierce Tiger Downhill
  • Deadly Rival
  • Heroine Speeding for Treasure
  • Twin-Faced Lady Killer
  • Black Panther
  • Ruthless Elimination
  • Wild Women Warriors
  • Tiger Fist
  • Twin Dragons at Sea

1974

  • Naughty vs Flirty
  • Duel of Two Tigers
  • The Four Heavenly Kings
  • The Big and Small Wanderers

1975

  • Shaolin Assassin
  • Contraception Guide
  • Drug Lord
  • Dragon Gate Storm

1976

  • Tiger Crane Combination
  • Southern Fist Kid
  • Wing Chun vs Jeet Kune Do
  • Shaolin Universal Technique
  • One-Armed Boxer vs Bloody Guillotine
  • Central Escort Agency
  • Southern Fist vs Northern Legs

1977

  • The Big Boss II
  • Iron Fist
  • Lu Szu-niang Storms Shaolin
  • Shaolin Kid
  • Eagle's Claw
  • Supreme Dragon
  • Eight Heroes of Jiangnan
  • Slash with a Sharp Blade
  • Edge of Life
  • Shanghai Bund
  • Little Boxer: Dragon and Gecko
  • Blood Jade

1978

  • Soul-Grabbing Needle Death Fist
  • Hustlers Galore
  • Dragon Fist Spider Claw
  • Ghostly Kung Fu
  • Meteor Blade Fist

1979

  • The Tycoon of Shanghai
  • The Ten Disciples
  • Staff King
  • Scorching Sun, Wild Wind, Fire
  • The Monk in Red
  • Porky Wing

1980

  • Yongzheng vs Nian Gengyao

1981

  • Dangerous Person
  • Who Is He

1989

  • Casino Raiders
  • Hunting the Big Crook (as Young Master)
  • God of Gamblers

1990

  • Fortune Soldiers (as Japanese Colonel)
  • Smart Guys
  • Prison on Fire (as Prosecutor)
  • The Supreme
  • Romance of the Three Kingdoms
  • Bloody River
  • Gambling King
  • Gambling King vs Saint of Gamblers
  • Bloodshed at Honghua Pavilion

1991

  • The Banquet
  • Angel Cop
  • Lee Rock
  • Road Warriors
  • Lucky Stars Dragon
  • Justice Strike
  • God of Gamblers II – Shanghai Beach Saint (as Wong Kam Kwai)
  • Legend of the Dragon (as Property Tycoon)

1992

  • New Dragon Fights Tiger
  • Police Force Hero
  • Black Prison Alliance
  • Wild Dragon in the City
  • Street Fighter: Young Gangsters

1993

  • Razor Lover
  • Buddhist Vow
  • New Sword Stained with Royal Blood
  • Angel Madness
  • Showdown at Tianmen

1994

  • Family of Villains
  • Underground Gambling King

1995

  • Wild Love and Death
  • Blind Hero: Return to the Jianghu
  • Crime Hunter

1996

  • Lucky Stars '96 (cameo as Gambler)
  • Deadly Rose

1998

  • Leopard Operation
  • Invincible Iron Palm
  • Blood is Still Cold
  • Gold Hunting Operation
  • The Longest Nite (as George)

1999

  • Abyss
  • Human Skin Painting
  • Golden Nightmare
  • 97 Jianghu Sentiment
  • The Storm Riders (as Wah Fat)

2000

  • Love and Murder
  • Life-or-Death Fist
  • Killer Beauties
  • Demonic Doom
  • Prison on Fire II: Life Sentence (as Cannibal Shark)
  • Ghostly Promise
  • Bloodshed Step by Step
  • The Tricky Master 3 (Lung Fong’s final film)

Television

  • 2000 – *Showbiz Tycoon* as Lok Tao

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