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Connie Chan Po-Chu


Connie Chan Po-Chu

Birthday:

12/10/1946

Place of birth:

Guangdong, China:

Biography:

Both of her parents being Cantonese Opera stars - Chan Fei Nung and Kung Fan Hung. Connie Chan as an actor is of undoubted pedigree and to the manner born. She learned the skills of  Cantonese Opera from her parents and after that she became an apprentice under Peking Opera master Fen Ju Hua and Cantonese Superstar Yam Kim Fai. Hence she was trained in both the Southern and Northern styles of martial arts and operas. She made her screen debut with Chun Heung Lin in 1958 and then appeared with opera legend Yam Kim Fai in the Cantonese opera film The Unroyal Prince. She was one of the most popular actresses in the sixties. In 1967  alone, she played in 32 films. Chan is a versatile actress and she can play both male and female roles. She appeared in films like costumed action movies, dramas, comedies and also musicals. An icon of young girls in the sixties, her popularity was such that she was known as the Movie Princess at that time.  Was a member of Madame Fan Fok-Fa's The Spring And Autumn Drama School's Peking Opera.


Credits

A Century of Light and Shadow (2005)
as Self
壁虎 (1972)
as Yo Xiao Ju
我永远记着你 (1970)
as
神探一號 (1970)
as
嫁衣 (1970)
as Hsiao Hai Yun
總有一天捉到你 (1970)
as Lee Wai-Fung
不敢回家的少女 (1970)
as
三殺手 (1970)
as
飞凤狂龙 (1970)
as
郎如春日風 (1969)
as
相思甜如蜜 (1969)
as Tung Hui-Ling
成家立室 (1969)
as
江湖第一劍 (1969)
as
蔓莉蔓莉我愛你 (1969)
as
神貓 (1969)
as
铜皮铁骨 (1969)
as
七彩姑娘十八一朵花 (1969)
as
玉女剑 (1969)
as
艷俠紅玫瑰 (1969)
as
娘惹之戀 (1969)
as
Tian lang zhai (1968)
as Shang Kuan Yu Fung
红叶恋 (1968)
as
天劍絕刀(大結局) (1968)
as
春光无限好 (1968)
as
玉女添丁 (1968)
as Mui Lai-Fong
給我一個吻 (1968)
as Yap Wai Yee
多情妙賊 (1968)
as Liang Pui Pui
Xue ying hong deng (1968)
as
玉楼三凤 (1968)
as
樊梨花 (1968)
as Fan Lei-fa
青春玫瑰 (1968)
as Ho Siu Ping
霧美人 (1968)
as
梅兰菊竹 (1968)
as
玉女癡情 (1968)
as
灰青三取珍珠旗 (1968)
as
再世红梅记 (1968)
as
玉女心 (1968)
as
爱他,想他,恨她! (1968)
as
红鸾星动 (1968)
as
無敵女殺手 (1967)
as Kong Yin
天劍絕刀 (1967)
as
莫負青春 (1967)
as
情窦初开 (1967)
as
金色聖誕夜 (1967)
as
黑野貓霸海揚威 (1967)
as Lady Black Cat
貓眼女郎 (1967)
as Hoh Ling Chu
第一號女探員之死亡通行証 (1967)
as Detective 001
空中女殺手 (1967)
as Kong Yin
花月佳期 (1967)
as Lee Ching Yu
女鐵膽 (1967)
as 'Iron Gall' Ng Kar-bo/Jenny
黑煞星 (1967)
as Wong Ming-Wai / Wong Ming-Sing
玉女金剛 (1967)
as Wai-ping
旺财嫂 (1967)
as
渔港恩仇 (1967)
as
紅衣少女 (1967)
as
玉女的秘密 (1967)
as
風流才子俏丫環 (1967)
as
迷人小鳥 (1967)
as
女殺手虎穴救孤兒 (1966)
as Kong Yin/ Tong Ching-yee
第一號女探員 (1966)
as Pak Yik-wah
姑娘十八一朵花 (1966)
as Ng Hoi-yin
女賊黑野貓 (1966)
as Girl Friday
女賊黑野貓 (1966)
as Lady Black Cat
玉女追兇 (1966)
as Tse Bo-chun
彩色青春 (1966)
as
女殺手 (1966)
as Kong Yin
中原奇俠 (1966)
as 東方明
影迷公主 (1966)
as
黑玫瑰與黑玫瑰 (1966)
as Chan Mei-ling
七彩胡不歸 (1966)
as Man Ping-Sang
玉女含冤 (1966)
as
劫火紅蓮(上集) (1966)
as
劫火紅蓮(下集) (1966)
as
碧落紅塵(下集) (1966)
as
碧落紅塵(大結局) (1966)
as
無字天書 (1965)
as Purple Wolf
孫悟空三戲百花仙 (1965)
as
黑玫瑰 (1965)
as Chan Mei-Ling
如来神掌怒碎万剑门 (1965)
as
玉面閻羅下集大結局 (1965)
as Chan Lam
蕭聲震武林(下集) (1965)
as
蕭聲震武林 (1965)
as
老夫子 (1965)
as
玉面閻羅 (1965)
as Chan Lam
六指琴魔血濺龍虎山 (1965)
as
孫悟空七鬥八大仙 (1965)
as Hon Sheung-Tsi
六指琴魔(下集) (1965)
as Lui Lun
Liu zhi qin mo (1965)
as
六指琴魔(上集) (1965)
as
Wu lin sheng huo ling xia ji (1965)
as Tuen Wan-sau
武林聖火令(上集) (1965)
as Tuen Wan-sau
玉女英魂(上集) (1965)
as
玉女英魂(下集) (1965)
as
雪花神劍(大結局) (1964)
as Chen Xuanshuang
雪花神劍(三集大結局) (1964)
as Chen Xuanshuang
雪花神劍(下集) (1964)
as Chen Xuanshuang
雪花神劍(上集) (1964)
as Chen Xuanshuang
白骨離魂針下集大結局 (1964)
as Hung Tin-bo
白骨離魂針 (1964)
as Hung Tin-bo
滿堂吉慶 (1964)
as
白骨陰陽劍(四集) (1963)
as Lu Fangfei
白骨陰陽劍(三集) (1963)
as Lu Fangfei
黑蜈蚣 (1963)
as
仙鶴神針新傳下集 (1963)
as
仙鶴神針新傳(上集) (1962)
as
白骨陰陽劍(下集) (1962)
as Lu Fangfei
白骨陰陽劍(上集) (1962)
as Lu Fangfei
黃毛怪人 (1962)
as Heung Ngan
黃毛怪人 (1962)
as Heung Ngan
孫悟空鬧龍宮 (1962)
as Monkey King
八大女俠鬧江湖(下集) (1962)
as
八大女俠鬧江湖(上集) (1962)
as
千里送皇姑 (1962)
as
追魂太極鏢 (1961)
as Lam Siu Man