Bolo Yeung: Latest Updates, Age, movies starred in

Bolo Yeung was a competitive bodybuilder, martial artist, and martial arts film actor, whose acting career got off to a start as far back as 1970 when he excited film fanatics with his dexterity in movie acting, most often taking the role of a villain in movies that he stars in.

Bolo Yeung, born on the 3rd of July 1946, is now 75 years old.

Bolo Yeung was a competitive bodybuilder, martial artist, and martial arts film actor, whose acting career got off to a start as far back as 1970 when he excited film fanatics with his dexterity in movie acting, most often taking the role of a villain in movies that he stars in.

His performances as Bolo in “Enter the Dragon’, which also had Bruce Lee starring alongside him, and also his role as Chong Li in Bloodsport, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, Chang Lee in Bloodfight starring Yasuaki Kurata and Simon Yam, and for his numerous appearances and long career in Hong Kong martial arts films were what ushered Bolo Yeung into becoming the great actor that he has become known to be.

A little information about who Bolo Yeung is

Bolo Yeung began his martial arts training at the age of 10 in Canton, where he trained under several kung fu masters.

Growing up, he took an interest in bodybuilding, and later became Mr. Hong Kong bodybuilding champion.

He held the title for ten years.

Because of his muscular physique, he was chosen for several bad guy roles in films produced by Shaw Brothers Studios, such as The Heroic Ones, The Deadly Duo, Angry Guest, and others.

He left Shaw Brothers in 1971.

Movies Bolo Yeung has starred in

Bolo Yeung, since starting his career in 1970, has appeared in so many movies, most of them acting as the villain.

Movie acting is one of the jobs that one could do without having to worry about retirement, they quit only when they feel they need a rest, and the longevity that Bolo Yeung exhibited is quite unimaginable. He has been at it for so long, spanning more than 40 years.

To be acting for more than 40 years is no joke and you can just imagine how many movies he has starred in. Bolo Yeung appeared in 1000s of movies, and at 75 years, he feels it’s time to have a rest.

Let us look at the movies that Bolo Yeung has appeared in. These are movies that we grew up loving to watch.

Below are the movies Bolo Yeung has appeared in and the roles that he played in each of them:

  • Year Film Role2017 Diamond Cartel (Original title The Whole World at Our Feet)[4] Bula
  • 2007 Blizhniy Boy: The Ultimate Fighter Erik’s Trainer
  • 1997 Tiger Claws II Chong
  • 1996 Fists of Legends 2 Iron Bodyguards Mongolian fighter
  • 1995 Shootfighter 2 Shingo
  • 1994 Fearless Tiger Master on mountain1993 TC 2000 Master Sumai
  • 1992 The Magnificent Duo Bolo
  • 1992 Tiger Claws Chong
  • 1992 Ironheart ‘Ice’
  • 1992 Shootfighter: Fight to the Death Shing
  • 1992 Mega Force from Highland The Wu Tang Swordsman
  • 1991 Double Impact Moon
  • 1991 Breathing Fire (as Bolo Young) ‘Thunder’
  • 1989 Bloodfight Chang Lee, The Vietnamese Cobra
  • 1988 Bloodsport Chong Li
  • 1988 One Husband Too Many Dung Ken, Muscleman
  • 1987 Killer’s Nocturne (No-Evening Day) Unknown
  • 1987 To Err is Humane (a.k.a. To Err is Human) Unknown
  • 1987 Shanghai Express (a.k.a. Millionaire’s Express, Wealthy Train, Nobles’ Express)Unknown (cameo)
  • 1986 Legacy of Rage Thug
  • 1986 Lucky Stars Go Places (a.k.a. Luckiest Stars) Movie Patron
  • 1994 Seven Angels Bar Customer In Green Shirt
  • 1985 Bruce Lee’s Dragons Fight Back Unknown
  • 1985 My Lucky Stars (a.k.a. Lucky Stars Superior Shine or Winners and Sinners 2) Millionaire Chan
  • 1985 Working Class (a.k.a. Hit Work Emperor) Giant Kickboxer
  • 1985 Lucky Diamond (a.k.a. Wish You Good Luck) Unknown
  • 1984 Silent Romance Unknown
  • 1983 Just for Fun Unknown
  • 1983 The Boxers Omen (a.k.a. Mo) Mr. Bu Bo, The Thai Boxer
  • 1982 The Supergang ‘Big King’
  • 1982 The Ninja Strikes Back (aka Bruce Le Fights/Strikes Back or Eye of the Dragon) Unknown
  • 1981 All the Wrong Clues (for the Right Solution) Unknown
  • 1980 Way of the Dragon 2 (as Sze Yang) Unknown
  • 1980 The 36 Deadly Styles Cheung’s Brother
  • 1980 (Bruce) the King of Kung Fu (a.k.a. Revenge of the Dragon/s) Unknown
  • 1980 Fearless Hyena 3 (as Yang Tze) (a.k.a. Fearless Master) Unknown
  • 1980 Challenge of the Tiger (as Yang Sze) (a.k.a. Dragon Bruce Le or Gymkata Killer) Unknown
  • 1980 Invincible (a.k.a. Fighting Dragon) Unknown
  • 1980 Treasure of Bruce Lee (a.k.a. King Boxer 2) Unknown
  • 1979 Bruce the Superhero (as Yang Sze) Peter Sze, The Bullkiller
  • 1979 Ruthless Revenge (a.k.a. Invincible Kung Fu or The Two Tricky Kids) Unknown
  • 1979 The Dragon, the Hero (a.k.a. Dragon on Fire) Unknown
  • 1979 Enter Three Dragons (a.k.a. Three Avengers) Bolo
  • 1979 The Fists, the Kicks, and the Evil Master Lung
  • 1979 Snake Deadly Act The Giant
  • 1979 Writing Kung Fu (as Sze Yang) Ah Yen
  • 1978 Enter the Game of Death (a.k.a. The King of Kung Fu) Unknown
  • 1978 Bruce Li in New Guinea Unknown
  • 1978 Amsterdam Connection (as Yang Sze) Louie ‘Big Louie’
  • 1978 Black Belt Jones 2 (a.k.a. Tattoo Connection) Tan Yu Lu’s Henchman
  • 1978 The Image of Bruce Lee (a.k.a. Storming Attacks) Kimura
  • 1977 Kentucky Fried Movie Unknown
  • 1977 10 Magnificent Killers (as Yang Szu) Ling Chu
  • 1977 Bolo the Brute (a.k.a. Bolo) Bolo
  • 1977 The Clones of Bruce Lee Martial Arts Trainer
  • 1977 Bruce and Shaolin Kung Fu (a.k.a. Bruce vs Black Dragon) Lam Chi Chu
  • 1977 Soul of Chiba (as Yang Sze) Nepal
  • 1976 A Queen’s Ransom (a.k.a. International Assassin(s)) Ram
  • 1975 Hong Kong Superman (a.k.a. Bruce: Hong Kong Master) Unknown
  • 1975 Seven Blows of the Dragon 2 (a.k.a. 108 Heroes, 7 Soldiers of Kung Fu, All Men are Brothers 2, 7 Kung Fu Assassins, Turbulent Invade Record) Unknown
  • 1975 Kung Fu Massacre (as Yang Sze) Unknown
  • 1975 G-Men ’75 (TV series) Unknown
  • 1975 He Loved Once Too Many (as Bolo Yeung Tze) Unknown
  • 1975 The Fighting Dragon (TV series) (a.k.a. The Fighting Dragon) Red Tiger
  • 1974 Super Kung Fu Kid (as Sze Yang) Tiger
  • 1973 Chinese Hercules Chinese Hercules
  • 1973 Thunderkick Unknown
  • 1973 Kung Fu’s Hero (as Sze Yang) Unknown
  • 1973 Enter the Dragon (as Yang Sze) Bolo
  • 1973 Freedom Strikes A Blow (as Yang Sze) Chiang Tai
  • 1973 Greatest Thai Boxing Unknown
  • 1973 Tiger Unknown
  • 1973 Ninja Killer (as Yang Sze) Mr. Yang
  • 1972 Man of Iron (a.k.a. Iron Man or Warrior of Steel) Jin Xi Fu
  • 1972 Trilogy of Swordsmanship Unknown
  • 1972 Young People Unknown
  • 1972 King Boxer (a.k.a. 5 Fingers of Death, Invincible Boxer, Iron Palm, Hand of Death) Pa Tu Er, Mongolian Fighter
  • 1972 The 14 Amazons Western Xia Wrestler
  • 1972 Angry Guest (a.k.a. Kung Fu Killers) Sze Yang
  • 1971 The Rescue Chief Cha Te
  • 1971 The Lady Professional Bald Killer
  • 1971 The Oath of Death Officer Shi
  • 1971 The Deadly Duo The River Dragon of Jin
  • 1970 The Heroic Ones (a.k.a. Shaolin Masters, 13 Fighters, 13 Warlords) General Meng Juehai
  • 1970 The Wandering Swordsman

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