00:14Siao Ho, also known as Siao Ho and Xu Hao in Cantonese, was born on March 2, 1958 in Meixian District, Guangdong, China.
00:39He is a prominent martial arts film actor, stuntman and action choreographer from Hong Kong.
00:47He belongs to the Hakka ethnic group and has participated in numerous films directed by Lao Kharliang, such as Mad Monkey Kung Fu and Legendary Weapons of China.
00:58In 1985, he played legendary Kung Fu warrior Fang Saiyuk in the action comedy Disciples of the 36th Chamber, also directed by Lao.
01:07Additionally, he had a lead role in Fake Ghost Catchers, directed by Lao Khar Wing.
01:13Celestial Pictures promoted Fake Ghost Catchers as if it were made two years before Ghostbusters, hinting that the idea for Ghostbusters may have been inspired by the film.
01:25Siao Ho is also recognized for playing the disfigured swordsman and for performing complicated action scenes in 1993's Iron Monkey.
01:33He was action director for the film Shaolin Avengers, 1994.
01:39In 1982, he was nominated for Best Action Choreography for Legendary Weapons of China at the Hong Kong Film Awards, alongside Lao Kharliang and Ching Chu, who also contributed to the film's choreography.
01:52Sinha Ho pandono
01:59SQUARM
02:01SQUARM
02:06SQUARM
02:09SQUARM
02:09SQUARM
02:11DOODY
02:12How You Chung, which is the name he came into the world with,
02:39was trained in Peking Opera by Fan Koo Cafe since he was a child, he also acted in films.
02:46In the 1960s, he moved to the United States with his classmates,
02:50where he honed his acrobatic skills under the watchful tutelage of Fan Koo Cafe and other
02:55instructors. He later returned to Hong Kong and, at age 17, became a martial arts actor,
03:02which led to him landing the lead role in Mad Monkey Kung Fu in 1979.
03:07Later, he became a contract actor for Shaw Brothers Studio and studied Hung Gar,
03:13a specialized style of Kung Fu, with Lao Kar Leung.
03:37In those years, when he was very young, director Lao Kar Leung always chose Xiao Ho to play the
04:02rebellious teenager. In the cult classic, My Young Auntie, Ho played Lao Kar Leung's own
04:08energetic and rebellious teenage son. In Disciples of the 36th Chamber, he also took on the role of
04:16the rebellious son. Thanks to his ability to perform stunts and difficult scenes with ease,
04:21Xiao Ho was frequently cast in roles that required an expert in acrobatics and martial arts.
04:27Although his career did not reach the fame of his frequent co-stars Gordon Liu or Kara Hui,
04:33legions of fans consider him a Shaw Brothers legend and highly value him for his martial arts skills,
04:38comedic talent, and acrobatic prowess. Lao Kar Leung once mentioned that Ho was the
04:44most talented action actor, or star, of his generation. Chang Bae, my young auntie 1981.
04:53very good!
05:06Right?
05:36Pili Shijie Disciples of the 36th Chamber, 1985
06:06Pili Shijie Disciples of the 36th Chamber
06:32Xiao Ho's last known interview was conducted in February 2017 by Daniel O'Leary, Drone Story Korea.
06:39The interview, available on YouTube, was filmed at Shaw Brothers Studios in Hong Kong.
06:45Although he did not appear on the covers of Western versions of popular Shaw Brothers releases, Xiao Ho starred in films such as Mad Monty Kung Fu, Legendary Weapons of China, Disciples of the 36th Chamber, Fake Ghost Catchers, and My Young Auntie.
07:01Later, he acted in small supporting roles in Sammo Hung films.
Sé la primera persona en añadir un comentario