Anthony Chan Yau
October 1, 1952 (72 years old) in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
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. 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. Chan now is working in China for his business.
Known For
Credits
- 2023 · Set Sail 2024 - China Central Radio and Television Station New Year's Eve Party as
- 2021 · Embrace as
- 2020 · Enter the Fat Dragon as
- 2019 · Master of Four Eyes 2 as
- 2019 · Master of Four Eyes as 友叔
- 2018 · House of the Rising Sons as
- 2017 · The Yuppie Fantasia 3 as
- 2015 · Paris Holiday as Mr Chow
- 2013 · Rigor Mortis as Yau
- 2013 · I Love Hong Kong 2013 as
- 2011 · East Meets West as The Wynner
- 2011 · 温拿38大跃进演唱会 as Anthony Chan Yau
- 2010 · Fortune King Is Coming to Town! as Taxi Driver
- 1993 · The Tigers: The Legend of Canton as Sum Si Koon
- 1993 · 3 Days of a Blind Girl as Dr. Jack Ng
- 1992 · My Americanize Wife as
- 1992 · Second to None as
- 1992 · Hero of the Beggars as Hotel manager
- 1992 · Miracle 90 Days as
- 1992 · Big Little Man as
- 1992 · Changing Partner as Yau
- 1992 · Twin Dragons as Hotel Concierge
- 1991 · The Banquet as Mr. Chan's Friend
- 1990 · The Nocturnal Demon as Officer Chan
- 1990 · Till Death Shall We Start as David
- 1990 · When Fortune Smiles as Private Eye Wong
- 1989 · A Fishy Story as Paul Chow
- 1989 · Miracles: The Canton Godfather as Reporter at Pier (cameo)
- 1989 · Little Cop as Mental hospital doctor
- 1989 · Mr. Fortune as Yau
- 1989 · Four Loves as Chan Mo/Chen Wu
- 1988 · Mr Vampire Saga 4 as Four Eyed Taoist
- 1988 · Spooky, Spooky as Inspector
- 1988 · Three Wishes as Chan Hong Tai
- 1988 · In the Blood as Hold-up man
- 1988 · One Husband Too Many as Hsia Chin-Hsin
- 1987 · To Err Is Humane as Detective Wong
- 1987 · Last Eunuch In China as
- 1987 · The Good, The Bad & The Beauty as Supt Chan [cameo]
- 1987 · Project A: Part II as Policeman #365
- 1987 · The Romancing Star as Man in office
- 1987 · Happy Bigamist as Hsia Hsin
- 1986 · Armour of God as Member of The Losers Band
- 1986 · Lucky Stars Go Places as Long Legs
- 1986 · 100 Ways to Murder Your Wife as Chen Chih-Tao
- 1986 · Why, Why, Tell Me Why!! as Tallie Yau
- 1986 · Millionaires' Express as
- 1986 · The Strange Bedfellow as
- 1985 · Mr. Vampire as Taoist Priest
- 1985 · Heart of Dragon as Danny's tutor
- 1985 · Carry on Doctors and Nurses as Dr. Chen
- 1985 · Twinkle, Twinkle, Lucky Stars as Lotta
- 1985 · Girl with the Diamond Slipper as Acting coach at Ju's audition
- 1985 · The Flying Mr. B as
- 1985 · Let's Make Laugh II as Mr Chan
- 1985 · Funny Triple as
- 1984 · Behind the Yellow Line as Ng Wai
- 1984 · Mr. Virgin as Doctor
- 1984 · The Return of Pom Pom as Hawker on the run [cameo]
- 1984 · Family Light Affair as Pai
- 1983 · Let's Make Laugh as Bailiff
- 1983 · The Trail as Reader
- 1982 · Six Is Company as
- 1982 · Monkey Business as Snake
- 1981 · The Merry Couple as
- 1981 · Play While You Play as Lou Jiewen
- 1981 · Lucky by Chance as Ma Lan-Tu
- 1981 · Crazy World as
- 1980 · Spring in Autumn as
- 1980 · Part Time Job as
- 1980 · Lovable You as Ma Qian
- 1978 · Making It as
- 1978 · Rainbow In My Heart as
- 1976 · Gonna Get You as
- 1975 · Let's Rock as
- Future · 温拿 Never Say Goodbye 2016 香港红馆演唱会 as