Lam Ching-Ying
Lam Ching-ying (Chinese: 林正英, 27 December 1952 – 8 November 1997) was a Hong Kong actor, action director and director. A physically talented and graceful martial artist, Lam was best known for playing the stoic Taoist priest in Mr. Vampire (1985). Lam died in 1997 of liver cancer. Was a member of Madame Fan Fok-Fa's The Spring And Autumn Drama School's Peking Opera. Was a member of the Sammo Hung Stuntmen's Association.
My Lucky Stars
(Corrupted HK Policeman)
Pedicab Driver
(Uncle Sheng)
The Prodigal Son
(Leung Yee-Tai)
The Green Hornet
(Uncle)
Encounters of the Spooky Kind
(The Inspector)
The Iron-Fisted Monk
Mr. Vampire
(Master Gau)
Mr. Vampire II
(Lam Ching-Ying)
Magic Cop
(Uncle Feng)
The Dead and the Deadly
(Uncle Ko)
Vampire Vs. Vampire
(One-Eyebrow Priest)
Swordsman
(Kuk)
Eastern Condors
(Lieutenant Lam)
Bruce Lee: The Man and the Legend
(Self)
Rape In Public Sea
(Nan)
Enter the Fat Dragon
(Fighter on Movie Set)
The Victim
(Jo Wing's Man / Double)
Prince of the Sun
(Khenlun)
Her Vengeance
(Hung)
Slickers vs. Killers
(Owl)
Encounters of the Spooky Kind II
(Master Jiao)
I Love Maria
(Master)
The Association
(Extra)
Shy Spirit
Painted Skin
(Purple Taoist)
The Final Game of Death
(Karateka (archive footage))
Painted Faces
(Uncle Hua)
A Man Called Tiger
(Thug)
A Touch of Zen
(East Chamber Guard)
Pom Pom And Hot Hot
(Lam Ho-Yang)
Exorcist Master
(Master Chiou)
Pom Pom
(Police Officer)
Chinatown Capers
(Gangster)
Game of Death
(Macau Fighter (uncredited))
None But the Brave
(Masked Patriot)
Back Alley Princess
(Thug)
Half a Loaf of Kung Fu
(Chin Ping Lu)
Dirty Tiger, Crazy Frog
(One of Panther's Men (uncredited))
Winners & Sinners
(Chan)
The Magnificent Butcher
(Fan Man)
Knockabout
(Casino Fighter)
The Long Chase
The Golden Seal
Treasure Castle
Six Assassins
The Thunderbolt Fist
The Casino
The Deadly Knives
End of the Wicked Tigers
Iron Bull
Tiger
Gee and Gor
The Proud Youth
Clan of Amazons
Martial Arts Master Wong Fei Hung
(Jiubinku Kyoto)
Millionaires' Express
(Bank Robber)
Mr. Vampire III
(Master Gau)
Mr Vampire 1992
(Master Lam)
China Dolls
(Officer 19174)
He Has Nothing But Kung Fu
(Thug in gambling house)
Heroes Shed No Tears
(Viet Colonel)
Executioners from Shaolin
(Pai Mei's Monk (uncredited))
The Blade Spares None
(Prince's fighter)
Banana Spirit
(Master Chen Sheng)
Red and Black
(Kong)
Lover's Tear
(Cheng Ying)
Odd Couple
(Ha (Scarface's Fighter))
An Eternal Combat
(Master)
Crazy Safari
(Taoist priest)
The Sad Story of Saigon
(Nan)
Seaman No. 7
(Golden Hair's Thug)
Wizard's Curse
(Taoist Lin)
The Chinese Ghostbuster
The Gambling Ghost
(Taoist Priest)
Legend of the Bat
(Han's sword troop)
The Musical Vampire
(Uncle Master)
小说家族之对倒
The Spiritual Boxer
(Ruei's Thug (uncredited))
Challenge of the Masters
(Master Pang's Student (uncredited))
The Lady Hermit
(Horse Thief / Black Demon's Thug (uncredited))
Kung Fu Means Fists, Strikes and Sword
(Thug)
The Return of Pom Pom
(Flying Spider Lo Chien)
Where's Officer Tuba?
(Taoist Priest (cameo))
Kung Fu Kid
Heart of Dragon
(SWAT Commander)
僵屍道長2
Warriors Two
(Thunder's Men / Leung's Student)
Money Maker
(Master Chu)
Bruce's Deadly Fingers
(Brown Shirt Fighter)
The Big Boss
(Ah Yen)
The Ultimate Vampire
(Master Chiu)
Those Merry Souls
(Tak's father)
The Tantana
(Mud Yuet)
Legend of Wong Tai Sin
(Cho Pin)
Forced Nightmare
(Tao Priest)
Hocus Pocus
(Master Sheng)
Mad Mad Ghost
(Uncle Ying)
Spiritual Trinity
(Tien Lung)
Hot Potato
(Leopard Man)
School on Fire
(Hoi)
Last Eunuch In China
(Liu Chang-Fu)
Broken Oath
(One of Qi's Men (uncredited))
Bloody Ring
Demonic Umbrella
(Taoist)
Stage Door Johnny
(Liu)
Skin Striperess
(Taoist Lam)
The Golden Knight
(Shaolin Monk at temple)
Wrath of the Sword
([Extra])
The Invincible Eight
(Whip-wielding Henchman)
The Imperial Swordsman
(Bandit)
The Rendezvous of Warriors
My Darling Gals
Two Toothless Tigers
The Man from Hong Kong
(Martial Artist (uncredited))
The Shaolin Plot
(Soldier)
The Amsterdam Kill
Amsterdam Connection
(Mr. Hung's henchman)
Eastern Heroes: The Video Magazine - Volume 1
(Self (archive footage))
From Riches to Rags
(Knife killer)
His Name is Nobody
(Wears black wig)
Goodbye Hero
(Frank)
Money Crazy
(Hitman)
The Crimson Charm
(Crimson Charm Thug)
The Incredible Kung Fu Master
(Fu Student)
The Dynamite Brothers
(Tuen's Henchman)
Lady with a Sword
The Angry River
(Thug)
By Hook or By Crook
(Skinny's hired thug leader)
The Skyhawk
(Woodland attacker)
When Taekwondo Strikes
Enter the Dragon
(Tournament Fighter (uncredited))
The Fugitive
Hapkido
(Black Bear Student (uncredited))
The 14 Amazons
(Soldier)
Fist of Fury
(Japanese Fighter)
Brothers Five
(Extra)
Vampire Expert
(毛小方)
Coincidentally
(剑伯)
Vampire Expert II
(毛小方)
The Prodigal Son
(Stunt Double)
Winners & Sinners
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Millionaires' Express
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Millionaires' Express
(Action Director)
Twinkle, Twinkle, Lucky Stars
(Action Director)
The Green Hornet
(Director)
Vampire Vs. Vampire
(Director)
Those Merry Souls
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Magic Cop
(Producer)
Carry on Pickpocket
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
The Incredible Kung Fu Master
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Two Toothless Tigers
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
The Owl vs Bombo
(Action Director)
The Owl vs Bombo
(Assistant Director)
Crazy Partner
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Encounters of the Spooky Kind
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
The Prodigal Son
(Action Director)
The Victim
(Action Director)
Mr. Vampire III
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
My Lucky Stars
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Eastern Condors
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Enter the Dragon
(Stunts)
His Name is Nobody
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
The Man from Hong Kong
(Stunts)
The Dead and the Deadly
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Fist of Fury
(Stunts)
Her Vengeance
(Martial Arts Choreographer)
Vampire Expert
(Director)
Vampire Expert II
(Producer)
Vampire Expert II
(Creator)