
Hon Kwok-choi
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- January 1, 1948
- Died
- October 9, 2017
- Birthplace
- Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Hon Kwok-choi was born in 1948 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. He was an actor, known for The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978), Never Say Regret (1990) and Killers Must Die (1990) He died on 9 October 2017 in Hong Kong.
Filmography

Running on Karma 2003
as Slippery Thief

Ghost Timeless 2002
as King of Hell

Bad Angel 2000
Actor

Hunting Evil Spirit 1999
Actor

To Be No. 1 1996
as Apple's father

The Flirting Ghost 1993
Actor

The World of Desire 1993
as Boss at pier

Happy Partner 1993
Actor

Lan Kwai Fong Swingers 1993
as Feng Shui master

Sex Flower 1993
Actor

Rape In Public Sea 1993
Actor

Prostitute 1992
as Pimp

Caged Beauties 1992
as Choi

Killer Flower 1992
as Simon

Temptation Summary II 1991
Actor

The Best of the Martial Arts Films 1990
as Self

The Queen of Tibet 1986
Martial Arts Choreographer

Tough Ninja: The Shadow Warrior 1986
as Tong-li Han

Crocodile Evil 1985
Actor

Wives and Lovers 1985
as Li Guang-Xian

Crocodile Hero 1985
Director

Misfire 1984
Actor

To Catch a Thief 1984
Actor

The Ugly Tycoon 1984
Actor

Thunderclap 1984
Actor

Play Catch 1983
as Billion's thug

Fearless Hyena 2 1983
as Frog

Aces Go Places II 1983
as Squealie

Duel to the Death 1983
as Bo Ching-Wan's Master

The Perfect Match 1982
as Shoe salesman

The Emperor and the Minister 1982
as Sian

Man Crazy 1982
Actor

Till Death Do We Scare 1982
as Little Devil

The Young Heroes of the Street 1982
as Inspector 5354 (Wu Long)

Hex After Hex 1982
as Master Lau Gia Lin

Godfather from Canton 1982
as Ah Wai

Green Killer 1982
Actor

Aces Go Places 1982
as Squealie

Unreal Dream 1982
Actor

The Gambler and His Kung Fu Master 1981
Actor

Chasing Girls 1981
as Law Mit Au

Money Is Lovely 1981
as Sun Yun-Cai

Little Thing Means a Lot 1981
as Hsiao-mao

Twins of Kung Fu 1981
Actor

Beware Of Pickpockets 1981
as Dog Lice

The Angry Young Man 1981
Actor

The Struggle 1980
Actor

By Hook or By Crook 1980
as Gang Leader

The Fool Escape 1980
Actor

Hex 1980
as Ah Choi

The Desperate Trio 1980
Actor

The Legend Of Bruce Lee 1980
as Ah Choi

We're Going to Eat You 1980
as Wanderer with Dark Glasses, as Pickpocket

Crazy Horse & Intelligent Monkey 1980
as Hou Hsian-Shan

Vice Squad 633 1979
Actor

Butcher Wing 1979
as Ah Tang

The Gold Connection 1979
as Ah Keung

My Kung Fu 12 Kicks 1979
Actor

Fist of Fury 3 1979
Actor

The Reckless Cricket 1979
as Lan Tau Shuai [crapy Head cricket]

The Four Invincibles 1979
as Mute Guy

Crack Shadow Boxers 1979
as Wu Long

Dragon's Claws 1979
as A Tsai

Invincible Kung Fu 1979
as Chow

Bank Busters 1978
Actor

Ten Tigers of Shaolin 1978
as Su Chi Er (tiger)

Double-Cross 1978
Actor

Crazy Imposters 1978
Actor

My Kung Fu Master 1978
as Thug

My Darling Gals 1978
Actor

Island of Virgins 1978
Actor

Black Society 1978
Actor

Horses 1978
Actor

Big Leap Forward 1978
Actor

The 36th Chamber of Shaolin 1978
as Lin Zhen

Kung Fu Means Fists, Strikes and Sword 1978
as Blind Fist

Gang of Four 1978
as Tsai Chai

Winner Takes All! 1977
Actor

Ironside 426 1977
as Doggie

Hot Blood 1977
Actor

Negotiation 1977
Actor

The Dragon Lives Again 1977
as Tavern Smoker

The Criminals, Part 3: Arson 1977
as Ah Choy

Low Society 1976
as Su Ta-Ha

The Criminals, Part 2: Homicides 1976
as Mute Ah Choi / Xiao Ding

Little Superman 1975
as Shoeshine

The Chinese Tiger 1974
as Nai Po

The Shaolin Boxers 1974
as Jin Ping (Chuan student)

Call Me Dragon 1974
as Sidekick #1

The Thunder Kick 1974
as Opium smoker

Kung Fu 10th Dan 1974
as Chou Chan

King of Kung Fu 1973
Actor

Fist to Fist 1973
as Cart Driver

Duel of the Dragons 1973
Actor

The Magnificent Boxer 1973
Actor

The Cub Tiger from Kwang Tung 1973
as Little Frog

Rage of Wind 1973
Actor

Killer in the Dark 1973
Actor

The 14 Amazons 1972
as Soldier

The Bloody Fists 1972
as Mute Villager

Fist of Fury 1972
as Susuki's Student (uncredited)

Duel of Fists 1971
as (extra) (uncredited)

The Anonymous Heroes 1971
as Gambler (uncredited)

Have Sword, Will Travel 1969
as Extra (uncredited)
Credits from TMDB.