Carter Wong
Carter was born in Macau in 1947 and began learning traditional Chinese Kung Fu when he was eight years old. Carter began his training under the Principal of Shaolin Monk and the Grand Master of Wudang Chi-Kung. In addition to Chinese Kung Fu, Master Wong also traveled to and trained in Japan, Thailand, and Korea with the Masters of Karate, Muay-Thai, Taekwondo, and Hapkido. Grand Master Carter Wong founded the International Chung Hop Kuen World Federation. Chung Hop Kuen is his own style of martial arts based on Chinese Kung Fu mixed with Muay-Thai, Taekwondo, Hapkido and Karate. It is represented in many countries around the world, including China, America, Canada, Australia and Europe. He has opened branches in South America and South-East Asia, and it is represented in 36 countries.
Known For
Credits
- 2005 · One Arm Hero as Master Huang
- 2005 · Hero the Great as
- 1999 · Tiger Claws III as Master Jin
- 1995 · High Voltage as Police Officer
- 1993 · Sex for Sale as Huang
- 1992 · The Way Of The Lady Boxers as Captain Chiu Chie
- 1992 · Spider Force as Stuart Wong (Huang)
- 1991 · The Transmigration Romance as Mo Tsai
- 1991 · Kickboxer the Champion as The Commissioner
- 1991 · Once a Prisoner as
- 1989 · Hardcase and Fist as Eddy Lee
- 1988 · Shark Operation as
- 1986 · Big Trouble in Little China as Thunder
- 1985 · Amazing Masters of Martial Arts as Self
- 1982 · Interpol as
- 1982 · Blow Up as
- 1981 · The Mad Cold-Blooded Murder as
- 1981 · Gold Constables as
- 1981 · Look of the Money as
- 1980 · Mission for the Dragon as Master Kwan (as Carter Hwang)
- 1980 · Emperor of Shaolin Kung Fu as Butcher Tu
- 1979 · Sa-ho Martial Arts as
- 1979 · Magnificent Fist as
- 1978 · The Super Kung-Fu Fighter as
- 1978 · Way of the Black Dragon as Chen
- 1978 · Filthy Guy as
- 1978 · The Magnificent as
- 1978 · The Legendary Strike as Lord Yun
- 1978 · Funny Kung Fu as
- 1978 · Kung Fu Arts as King Chi
- 1978 · Snake In The Eagles Shadow 2 as Chan Sing Kwan
- 1978 · Killer of Snake, Fox of Shaolin as
- 1978 · The Mysterious Heroes as Chu Tien Lung
- 1978 · Shaolin Invincibles as Kan Feng Chih
- 1978 · Born Invincible as Tieh Wu Ching
- 1977 · Shaolin Kung-Fu Mystagogue as Fang Shao Ching
- 1977 · Shaolin Death Squads as Emperor Yong Zheng
- 1977 · The Princess and Toxicant as
- 1977 · Chivalrous Inn as
- 1977 · The Fatal Flying Guillotines as Shen Ping
- 1977 · The Rebel of Shao-lin as Lei Pang Fei
- 1977 · The Shaolin Brothers as General Ko Lung-Ta
- 1977 · Shaolin Iron Finger as Huang Chia Da
- 1976 · The Eight Masters as Chu Shiao Chieh
- 1976 · Return of the 18 Bronzemen as Yong Zhen
- 1976 · Shaolin Traitorous as Shang Yung
- 1976 · The Story of the Dragon as
- 1976 · The Good, the Bad and the Loser as The Bad
- 1976 · The 18 Bronzemen as Brother Wan
- 1976 · The Blazing Temple as
- 1976 · The Best of Shaolin Kung Fu as Gu Chong
- 1976 · 天羅,飛沙,夕陽紅 as Tao Kan-Ming
- 1976 · The Ming Patriots as Escort
- 1976 · The Last Battle of Yang Chao as
- 1975 · The Four Assassins as Zu Jianmin
- 1975 · Eight Hundred Heroes as Mr Wang
- 1975 · Hong Kong Superman as
- 1975 · The Seven Coffins as Ma Wu
- 1975 · The Dragon Tamers as Fang
- 1975 · All in the Family as Policeman
- 1975 · Heroes in the Ming Dynasty as
- 1975 · The Shaolin Kids as Shang Kuan Tung
- 1975 · 18 Shaolin Disciples as Cheun Chan / The Ghost Killer / Shaolin Abbot
- 1975 · Dragon Gate as Mao Chang
- 1974 · The Association as Policeman
- 1974 · The Tournament as Lau Siu-Fung's brother
- 1974 · Naughty! Naughty! as Boss Feng's thug
- 1974 · Ninja Killer as
- 1974 · The Skyhawk as Leo
- 1974 · Kung Fu Killers as Self
- 1974 · The Furious Killer as
- 1973 · Bruce Lee: The Man and the Legend as Self
- 1973 · When Taekwondo Strikes as Jin Zheng Zhi
- 1973 · Deadly China Doll as Pai Chien
- 1973 · Back Alley Princess as Chiang's Eldest Student
- 1972 · Hapkido as Kao Chung