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南宮勳
Nan Kung-Hsun
Lam Kung-Fun
Nan Kon-Fun
Alberto Golango
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James Nam Seok-Hoon
Movies
34
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Ninja vs. Bruce Lee
Cast
January 1, 1982
Treasure of Bruce Le
as
Uncle (spliced footage)
November 21, 1979
Fist of Fury 2
as
Souto Jyo (as Jimmy Nam)
April 5, 1979
Return of Bruce
Cast
June 20, 1977
Deadly Angels
as
Hsu Cha
March 30, 1977
Bruce and Shaolin Kung Fu
as
Master Po Sai Lam
March 19, 1977
The Girlie Bar
as
Sentimental sailor
October 5, 1976
The Secret Rivals
as
Lung Yi
June 18, 1976
Bruce Lee and I
as
Bar Manager
January 9, 1976
The Golden Lion
as
Lu Min Yip
December 21, 1975
Little Superman
as
Colonel Keno
December 9, 1975
The Double Double Cross
Cast
October 16, 1975
Kill the Shogun
as
Jo Lee Park
May 6, 1975
Gambling For Head
Cast
January 12, 1975
Blood and Rose
Cast
January 1, 1975
The Fierce One
as
Junior
December 14, 1974
The Thunder Kick
as
Wong Kai Tai
January 1, 1974
Affection Against Satan
Cast
January 1, 1974
A Tooth for a Tooth
Cast
September 21, 1973
Deadly China Doll
as
Scarface Wu Hsu
June 22, 1973
The Money-tree
as
Lung
June 16, 1973
The Deadly Chase
as
Chou - Kuang
May 30, 1973
Hong Kong Connection
Cast
January 1, 1973
The Thunderbolt Fist
as
Gu Gang
December 30, 1972
Flower in the Rain
Cast
September 22, 1972
The 14 Amazons
as
Second Prince
July 27, 1972
Five Fingers of Death
as
Han Lung
April 28, 1972
The Water Margin
as
General Wen Ta
March 17, 1972
Lady with a Sword
as
Jin Lian Bai
October 14, 1971
The Crimson Charm
as
Blood Master Ling Wu-Lui
July 1, 1971
The Man with Two Wives
Cast
June 11, 1971
Six Assassins
as
Fu Cheng
March 25, 1971
The Heroic Ones
as
4th General Li Tsun Hsin
August 14, 1970
Ill Wind
as
Lin Chien
April 8, 1970
