Law Kar-Ying

Infobox Chinese-language singer and actor
name = Law Kar-Ying
tradchinesename = 羅家英
simpchinesename = 罗家英
birthdate = birth date and age|1946|8|27
birthplace = ROC Shunde, Guangdong
partner = Liza Wang
hongkongfilmwards = Best Supporting Actor
1995 "Summer Snow"
goldenhorseawards = Best Supporting Actor
1995 "Summer Snow"

Law Kar-Ying (Chinese: 羅家英; Pinyin: Luó Jiāyīng; born August 27, 1946 in Shunde, Guangdong, China) is a Hong Kong based actor.

Filmography

* "Central Affairs 2" (2006) (TV series) - Kong So
* "The Shopaholics" (2006) - West Ho
* "House of Fury" (2005) - Cab driver
* "6 A.M." (2004) - Taxi Driver
* "Escape from Hong Kong Island" (2004) - Raymond's boss
* "Osaka Wrestling Restaurant" (2004) - Dragon
* "Enter the Phoenix" (2004) - Father Eight
* "Magic Kitchen" (2004) - Yau's Dad
* "Dragon Loaded 2003" (2003) - Mr. Lung
* "Far from Home" (2002)
* "Windfall Profits" (2002) - Uncle Sixth
* "Perfect Education 3" (2002)
* "The Monkey King" (2002) (TV series) - Golden Star
* "2002" (2001) - Paper Chan
* "City of Desire" (2001)
* "Funny Business" (2000)
* "When I Fall in Love... with Both" (2000) - Owner of bridal shop
* "Criss-Cross Over Four Seas" (1999) (TV series) - Clergyman
* "Gorgeous" (1999) - Chan's assistant
* "Chinese Midnight Express" (1998) - Guard
* "A Recipe for the Heart" (1997) (TV series)
* "Kitchen" (1997) - Emma
* "We're No Bad Guys" (1997) - Bond Chu/Jade Dragon
* "Lawyer Lawyer" (1997) - Fong Tong-Ken
* "" (1997)
* "S.D.U. '97" (1997) - Wong, Yan-Kwai
* "Made in Heaven" (1997) - Dr. Law
* "Those Were the Days" (1997) - Uncle Kin
* "Cause We Are So Young" (1997) (uncredited)
* "Ah Fai, the Dumb" (1997) - Uncle Ying/Iron Pen
* "God of Cookery" (1996) - Competition Master of Ceremonies
* "Once Upon a Time in Shanghai" (1996) (TV series)
* "Dr. Wai in 'The Scripture with No Words'" (1996) - Headmaster
* "Forbidden City Cop" (1996) - Fat-Yan
* "Feel 100%" (1996) - Robert
* "Feel 100%... Once More" (1996) (uncredited) - Director
* "Bodyguards of the Last Governor" (1996) - Last Governor of Hong Kong
* "Combo Cops" (1996) - Tiger
* "Dragon from Shaolin" (1996)
* "Viva Erotica" (1996) - Chung
* "Those Were the days" (1996) - Feng Siu-Tien
* "Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Star" (1996) - Cup Noodle
* "Another Chinese Cop" (1996) - Li, Tai-Chu
* "Heaven Can't Wait" (1995) - Ng Kong
* "Dream Lover" (1995) - Dr. Law - Kitty's uncle
* "Man Wanted" (1995) - Bald Yin
* "Summer Snow" (1995) - Bing Sun
* "Tricky Business" (1995) - Lau Kar-Lin
* "The Chinese Feast" (1995) - Au Siu-Fung
* "Because of Lies" (1995) - Ho Siu B
* "Doctor Mack" (1995) - Street preacher
* "Passion 1995" (1995) - Johnny, man in photograph
* "Ten Brothers" (1995) - Wonderful Eyes
* "1941 Hong Kong on Fire" (1995) - Hoi
* "From Beijing with Love" (1994) - Da Mansi
* "He's a Woman, She's a Man" (1994) - Joseph
* "Drunken Master II" (1994) - Marlon
* "He and She" (1994) - The Magistrate
* "A Chinese Odyssey Part Two - Cinderella" (1994) - Longevity Monk
* "" (1994) - Longevity Monk
* "Easy Money" (1994) - Chiang Chia-Cheh
* "Whatever You Want" (1994) - Keanu/Kwok-Wing/Actor on Television

External links

* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0492344/ IMDb entry]
* [http://www.hkcinemagic.com/en/people.asp?id=274 HK Cinemagic entry]