
Acting
Kim Chan
Born 1917-12-28 · Guangdong, Republic of China
Died 2008-10-05
Kim Chan (December 28, 1917 – October 5, 2008) was a Chinese–American actor and producer. He was most notable for his roles as Lo Si, a.k.a. The Ancient, in Kung Fu: The Legend Continues and Mr. Kim in The Fifth Element.
Credits
Newest first
The End of Life is the End of Ugliness Millennium Banshee2020- Inside Rupert Pupkinas Self (archive footage)2014
16 Blocksas Sam2006- Ninja Bombsas Lee2005
Jonny Zeroas Bang2005
Zen Noiras The Master2004
High Times Potluckas Saki2003
Shanghai Knightsas Chon Wang's Father2003
A Shot at the Top: The Making of 'The King of Comedy'as Self (archive footage)2002
Law & Order: Criminal Intentas Mr. Hsu2001
Now and Again1999
Now and Againas The Eggman1999
Law & Order: Special Victims Unitas Mr. Zhang1999
On the Q.T.as Asian Busker1999
The Corruptoras Benny Wong1999
A Fish in the Bathtubas Medicine Shop Owner1999
Lethal Weapon 4as Benny Chan1998
Kundunas Second Chinese General1997
The Devil's Advocateas Chinese Man1997
The Fifth Elementas Thai1997
Private Partsas Waiter1997
Breathing Roomas Meditation Teacher1996
Vanishing Son IVas Son1994
Vanishing Son IIas Son (Old Man)1994
Robot in the Familyas Massage Parlor Patron1994
Vanishing Sonas Son1994
Who's the Man?as Fuji1993
Kung Fu: The Legend Continuesas Lo Si1993
Mad About Youas Maitre'd1992
American Shaolinas Master Kwan1991
Thousand Pieces of Goldas Li Ping1991
Aliceas Dr. Yang's Patient1990
Law & Orderas Restaurant Manager1990
Cadillac Manas Dim Sum Cook1990
Cookieas Hong Kong Tailor1989
CBS Summer Playhouseas Yuchi1987
The Days and Nights of Molly Doddas Waiter1987
No Mercyas Old Asian Man1986
Jumpin' Jack Flashas Korean Flower Vendor1986- We're Puttin' on the Ritzas Mr. Mao1986
Gung Hoas Member of Board1986
Nine 1/2 Weeksas Chinatown Butcher1986
Streetwalkin'as Desk Clerk1985
Spenser: For Hire1985
Desperately Seeking Susanas Park Bum1985
The Cotton Clubas Ling1984
Over the Brooklyn Bridgeas Japanese Buyer #21984
The King of Comedyas Jonno1982
Soup for Oneas Harold the Cook1982
American Playhouseas Li Ping1982
Saturday Night Liveas Chinese Diner (uncredited)1975
The Owl and the Pussycatas Theatre Cashier1970