Born in Yantai, Shandong Province, China — Oct 08 1954

A native of Taiwan, David Lam Wai first came to attention in 1984 with his role as the leader of a group of Mainland would-be jewel thieves in Johnny Mak's classic Long Arm of the Law. He got started in movies with bit part roles at Shaw Brothers studios, and after establishing himself as a lead actor, he participated in numerous crime, action, and gangster films throughout the 1980's and 90's.
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马骓



Superintendent Chun

Thug at Bar (uncredited)

Swordsman Hsia Hou

King Ning


Ah Tung (Armoured Car Thief)

Lord Seng Ko Lin Chin

Temple Monk (uncredited)

Raging Bull

Mr. Jin


Mr. Ning

伍子胥

San Te's Senior Monk / Gym Chief's Man

Hong's Man (uncredited)

New Student (uncredited)

Zhang Guoxiang, KMT Agent

Gu Tianzhi's Father

Fake Fortune Teller's Son


Lucky Gambling House Doorman (uncredited)

Lord Ning

Libertine Asking for Ms. Loong (uncredited)


龙振彪

Money Clan Member

Swordsman

Fireworks Master

Godfather

Chief Lama

A Peng

Ho Yiu-Tung

Monk (uncredited)


Palace Guard

Wen Clan Member

Clan Member (uncredited)

Oi Lin's Uncle

Man at Casino

(uncredited)


Fang Ting Suen

Wu Tang Member (uncredited)



He Ying's Man / Yindan's Guerrilla

Ah Pang

Three

Hong's boyfriend

Ghost Master

Wang Han

Song Ben


Prince Regent's Black Knight

Soldier

One of 14 Eagles

Miu Shan Clan leader (uncredited)

Policeman at Raid

Iron Fist Militia / Refugee


Constable


Hong Kong Official



Guinong's Man (uncredited)


Casino security

Master River Wong

Lin Kejian





Cheung Ka Wai

Lu Chien

Jiu Mou

Palace Guard

Ching Sam






Chiu

Librarian


Xiaotian

Kung Fu pupil

Mao Lung



Abducted villager



李仲兴


Shan Tung Shing

Lam Fong

Zhou Mingyou




Yip Tai Nan


Rascal at basketball court


(uncredited)


Inspector Lin






Inspector Hu Ying Kit


Lui Da-Chuan







Uncle Ha


Lin Fei


























Zhou Likai
Uncle Hsiung
















Sung Ching Shu (as monk)










Chang Hau





朱棣





Wang Shi-De







