Jamie Luk Kim-Ming
Acting
Biography
Hong Kong Director.
Born: February 20, 1956
Known For
Filmography
as Hsia Hou Xing's Father
as Jamie Luk Kim-Ming
as Warlord
as Movie Producer
as Soldier Applying for Bodyguard Job
as Loudmouth
as Robber
as Biggie
as Traffic Police Sergeant
as Triad Leader
as Brother Kay
as Card Player (third segment)
as Shek Chung
as Officer Lam
as Bartender with Moustache
as Friend with Limo
as Third Mao Brother
as Officer Blackie
as Detective Blacky
as Man in bed [cameo]
as Smart Leung
as Hung Pak-Lam
as Blackie
as Janet's boyfriend
as Chan
as Revolutionary
as Loan Shark Hung
as Tai Mo
as Cop
as Martial arts instructor
as Little Ma
as Vampire
as Slim
as Police Gun Range Instructor
as Hanky
as Hung's Thug
as Frankie Lo / Rocky
as Vassal
as PRC commander
as Little Brother Ma
as Mahjong Player Luk
as Quarrelsome Man at Marriage Registry
as Bartender
as Silly Sing
as Traffic Sergeant
as Insp. Uncle Lu
as Man with headset [cameo]
as King Kong
as Ken's Rascal
as Police Sergeant
as Zhao Da-Wei
as Man in toilet
as Tough guy in car park
as Luk Kim Ming
as Punk driver
as Wu Daotong
as One of Sheng's Men
as Big Head
as God of Fire
as Black Lunatic Shen Shan
as Bull
as Lin Fei's thug
as Zhou Bai's Thug
as General's Officer
as Troublemaker at the Casino (uncredited)
as Martyr Singer in Teahouse
as Deadly Valley's Thug
as Fisherman / Master
as Art Admirer
as Li Da Jue
as Shaolin recruit Gong Qian-Jin
as Meng Clan's Fighter
as Li's Swordsman
as Killer
as Scoundrel
as Lau's fighter
as Indian
as Tian Nan 3 Tigers #2
as Little Ye
as Eagle Lin Gin Ming
as Nan Xi Ren, One of the Weird Six
as Extra (uncredited)
as Guo Wei's Son
as White Dragon Thug
as Yun's invited hero (uncredited)
as Nan Xi-Ren (4th Weird 7)
as Araki
as Tien Hu's Brother (uncredited)
as Mongol archer
as Zhao Clan Member
as Drug Dealer
as Qing Fighter (uncredited)
as Feng's Assistant
as Yuan Nan
as Boxer
as Boss He's Door Guard
as Iron Face's Underboss #1
as Yecha Li Gen
as Manchu Student
as Young Villager
as Ming's Patriot