Anthony Chan Yau
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- October 1, 1952 (age 74)
- Birthplace
- Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Biography
Anthony Chan Yau is a Hong Kong actor and the drummer for the band Wynners. In 1981, Chan formed a film production company with Kenny Bee and produced Monkey Business. Chan joined Shaw Brothers in 1983 and produced his remarkable project Let’s Make Laugh, which was directed by Alfred Cheung Kin-Ting. Then, Cheung and Chan formed a production company afterwards. One of Chan’s most ambitious projects was A Fishy Story, starring by Kenny Bee and Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk, in which Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk won the best actress award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. In recent years, Chan emigrated to US and retired from the film industry.
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Filmography
溫拿 Never Say Goodbye 2016 香港紅館演唱會
Movie
The Last Jiangshi
Movie
今晚有歌廳
TV · 9 eps
Set Sail 2024 - China Central Radio and Television Station New Year's Eve Party
Movie
Embrace
Movie
Enter the Fat Dragon
Movie · as Chief Superintendent
Master of Four Eyes 2
Movie
Master of Four Eyes
Movie · as 友叔
House of the Rising Sons
Movie
The Yuppie Fantasia 3
Movie
Never Say Goodbye - The Wynners Live In Concert 2016
Movie
Paris Holiday
Movie · as Mr Chow
I Love Hong Kong 2013
Movie
Rigor Mortis
Movie · as Yau
温拿38大跃进演唱会
Movie · as Anthony Chan Yau
East Meets West
Movie · as The Wynner
Fortune King Is Coming to Town!
Movie · as Taxi Driver
3 Days of a Blind Girl
Movie · as Dr. Jack Ng
The Tigers: The Legend of Canton
Movie · as Shum Si Koon
Second to None
Movie · as Chan Chi Keung
Twin Dragons
Movie · as Hotel Concierge
Changing Partner
Movie · as Yau
Hero of the Beggars
Movie · as Hotel Manager
My Americanize Wife
Movie
Miracle 90 Days
Movie · as Frankie
Big Little Man
TV · 13 eps
The Banquet
Movie · as Mr. Chan's Friend
梅艷芳飛越舞台十載情
TV · 1 ep
When Fortune Smiles
Movie · as Private Eye Wong
The Nocturnal Demon
Movie · as Officer Chan
Till Death Shall We Start
Movie · as David
A Fishy Story
Movie · as Paul Chow
Miracles: The Canton Godfather
Movie · as Reporter at Pier
Mr. Fortune
Movie · as Yau
Little Cop
Movie · as Mental Hospital Doctor
Four Loves
Movie · as Chan Mo/Chen Wu
Spooky, Spooky
Movie · as Inspector
One Husband Too Many
Movie · as Hsia Chin-Hsin
Mr Vampire Saga 4
Movie · as Four Eyed Taoist
In the Blood
Movie · as Hold-up Man
Three Wishes
Movie · as Chan Hong Tai
The Good, The Bad & The Beauty
Movie · as Supt Chan [cameo], Superintendent Chan
Last Eunuch In China
Movie
Project A - Part II
Movie · as Policeman #365
Happy Bigamist
Movie · as Hsia Hsin
To Err Is Humane
Movie · as Detective Wong
The Romancing Star
Movie · as Man in office
Lucky Stars Go Places
Movie · as Long Legs
Armour of God
Movie · as Member of The Losers (uncredited)
100 Ways to Murder Your Wife
Movie · as Chen Chih Tao
The Strange Bedfellow
Movie
Why, Why, Tell Me Why!!
Movie · as Tallie Yau
Millionaires' Express
Movie
The Flying Mr. B
Movie
Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars
Movie · as Lotta
Mr. Vampire
Movie · as Taoist Priest
Carry On Doctors and Nurses
Movie · as Dr. Chen
Girl with the Diamond Slipper
Movie · as Acting coach at Ju's audition
Let's Make Laugh II
Movie · as Mr Chan
Heart of Dragon
Movie · as Danny's Tutor
Funny Triple
Movie · as Gold Finger
The Return of Pom Pom
Movie · as Hawker on the run [cameo]
Mr. Virgin
Movie · as Doctor
Family Light Affair
Movie · as Pai
Behind the Yellow Line
Movie · as Ng Wai
The Trail
Movie · as Reader
Let's Make Laugh
Movie · as Bailiff
Six Is Company
Movie
Monkey Business
Movie · as Snake
Play While You Play
Movie · as Lou Jiewen
The Merry Couple
Movie
Crazy World
Movie
Lucky by Chance
Movie · as Ma Lan-Tu
Cute Girl
Movie · as Ma Qian
Spring in Autumn
Movie
Part Time Job
Movie
Rainbow In My Heart
Movie
Making It
Movie
Gonna Get You
Movie
Let's Rock
Movie