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Cheung Kwok-Keung

28 Nov, 1956 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony

Kwok-Keung Cheung was born on September 28, 1955 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. He is an actor and assistant director, known for Don't Give a Damn, Visa to Hell and Crocodile Hunter.

Also Known As:

張國強张国强Cheung Kwok KeungKK CheungKwok Keung Cheung

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Edge of Death
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Gamble For Life
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Carry on Yakuza
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Stuntmen
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The Unbearable
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Classmate Party
40% (1988)
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Tequila
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Our Days in 6E
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Bogus Cops
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Cry No More
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Midnight Fever
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The Prisoner
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Money Game
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The Gerile
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Wanted
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Shades of Fire
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Three
61% (2016)
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True Love
80% (2000)
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Final Run
40% (1989)
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Fight for Love
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Enthralled
48% (2014)
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Red Shield
57% (1991)
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29+1
70% (2017)
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Innocent Killer
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Only the Way
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Mr. Smart
100% (1989)
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The Pye-Dog
58% (2007)
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Just Married
20% (1995)
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Caper
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Little Cop
67% (1989)
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灭罪先锋
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Wars of Bribery
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The Runner
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The Bund II
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Love Cycle
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The Nuts
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Working Women
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Simply Ordinary
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The Commandments
50% (1992)
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Brick Slaves
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The Unexpected
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Karma Rider
70% (2013)
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King Maker
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Will Power
80% (2013)
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Rear Mirror
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One Sword
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Disco Fever
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No.8 Bus
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Time Off
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Conscience
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Secret Door
90% (2023)
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Dead Wrong
80% (2016)
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Journey of Love
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Crime Fighters
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Wonder Women
70% (2019)
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推拿
80% (2013)
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無雙譜
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