Collection: Lo Lieh Movies

Lo Lieh became one of the familiar faces of Shaw Brothers Studio and Hong Kong martial arts cinema. Over a career spanning several decades, he appeared in a wide range of roles, including martial artists, heroes, villains, clan leaders, and other memorable characters in kung fu and wuxia films.

After joining Shaw Brothers during the 1960s, Lo Lieh became closely associated with the studio's martial arts productions. His performance in King Boxer, released internationally as Five Fingers of Death, brought him wider international attention when the film became a major success in North America and introduced many viewers to Hong Kong kung fu cinema.

Lo Lieh in Kung Fu and Wuxia Cinema

Lo Lieh was equally comfortable playing heroes and villains. His filmography includes roles as martial artists, clan leaders, assassins, and other characters across traditional kung fu stories, wuxia adventures, historical dramas, and action films. His work with directors including Chang Cheh and Lau Kar-leung placed him alongside many of the leading performers in the Shaw Brothers catalog.

Classic Lo Lieh Films

His filmography includes Five Fingers of Death, Clan of the White Lotus, Executioners from Shaolin, Heroes of the East, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, and The Spiritual Boxer. These films cover several styles of Hong Kong martial arts filmmaking and show the range of roles Lo Lieh took on during his career.

Lo Lieh Films on DVD

This collection features Lo Lieh movies, including Shaw Brothers kung fu films, wuxia adventures, martial arts classics, and other Hong Kong productions from his career. For collectors of classic kung fu DVDs and Shaw Brothers cinema, his filmography represents an important part of Hong Kong martial arts film history.