Tony Lou Chun-Ku
Lu Chu-Kun (Chinese: 鲁俊谷), a native Fukienese, was born in December 1946, and was originally named Wang Chun-Yeung. He immigrated to Hong Kong in 1962, and in 1970 successfully joined Cathay's actor training course, during which time he acquired the stage-name Lu Chun. After Cathay was closed down, Lu joined Yangtze Film Company as an actor, and first appeared in "My Millionaire Sister". He took up his first lead role in "Armour of God". In 1974, Lu began to work behind the scenes. In 1979 he changed his name to Lu Chun-Ku and joined Shaw Brothers as a director. He directed a number of martial arts movies, and even starred in a few. From the Celestial DVD edition of "Return of the Bastard Swordsman".
Known for
- The Iron-Fisted Monk (1977)
- The Himalayan (1976)
- Stranger from Canton (1973)
- Bruce Lee and I (1976)
- Broken Oath (1977)
- Crush (1972)
- Killer Angels (1989)
- Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984)
- The Master Strikes Back (1985)
- To Kiss Is Fatal (1998)
- Tiger Over Wall (1980)
- Smugglers (1973)
- The Invasion (1972)
- The Lady Assassin (1983)
- The Girlie Bar (1976)
- Dragon, the Young Master (1981)
- Dirty Girl (1988)
- Ambitious Kung Fu Girl (1981)
- My Mind, Your Body (1985)
- Thunder Run (1991)