Leslie Cheung Kwok-Wing

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Leslie Cheung Kwok-Wing

Cheung Fat-Chung, Gorgor
Born: September 12th, 1956 (Hong Kong) - Died: April 1st, 2003


Filmography *(1978-2014)*

	Actor (58 films)
		Erotic Dreams of Red Chamber (1978)
		Dog Bites Dog Bone (1978) ... Guest
		Encore (1980) ... Gigo
		Job Hunter (1981)
		Teenage Dreamers (1982) ... Jackson Chen
		Energetic 21 (1982) ... Ben Leung Man Bun
		Nomad (1982) ... Louis
		The Drummer (1983) ... Tommy
		First Time (1983) ... Ah Fung
		Little Dragon Maiden (1983) ... Yang Guo / Yang Kang
		Behind the Yellow Line (1984) ... Paul Chan
		Double Decker (1984) ... Eddie
		Merry Christmas (1984) ... John
		The Intellectual Trio (1985) ... Inspector Chan Wing
		Crazy Romance (1985) ... Leslie Cheung
		For Your Heart Only (1985) ... Piggy Chan
		Last Song in Paris (1986) ... Louie
		A Better Tomorrow (1986) ... A Git
		A Chinese Ghost Story (1987) ... Ling Choi San
		A Better Tomorrow II (1987) ... Kit / Billie
		Rouge (1988) ... Master Chen Chen-pang # 12
		Fatal Love (1988) ... Chi Ken Wing
		Aces Go Places V (1989) ... Brother Thief
		A Chinese Ghost Story II (1990) ... Ning Choi San
		Days of Being Wild (1990) ... York
		Once a Thief (1991) ... Jim
		The Banquet (1991) ... Himself/Little B-head
		All's Well End's Well (1992) ... Shang So
		Arrest the Restless (1992) ... Teddy
		Farewell to My Concubine (1993) ... Ching Dau Ji (Cheng Dieyi)
		All's Well End's Well, Too (1993) ... David Copper Feel
		The Eagle Shooting Heroes (1993) ... Huang Yaoshi
		The Bride with White Hair (1993) ... Cho Yi Hang
		The Bride with White Hair 2 (1993) ... Cho Yi Hang
		It's a Wonderful Life (1994) ... Roberto
		He's a Woman, She's a Man (1994) ... Sam Koo Ga Ming
		Long and Winding Road (1994) ... Lam Chiu-Wing
		Over the Rainbow, Under the Skirt (1994) ... Himself
		Ashes of Time (1994) ... Ouyang Feng / Malicious West
		The Chinese Feast (1995) ... Chiu Kong Sun
		The Phantom Lover (1995) ... Song Dan Ping
		Tri-Star (1996) ... Father Zhong Guo Qiang
		Temptress Moon (1996) ... Yu Zhong-Liang / Xiao Xie
		Shanghai Grand (1996) ... Hui Man Keung
		Who's the Woman, Who's the Man (1996) ... Sam Koo Ga Ming
		Viva Erotica (1996) ... Sing
		All's Well, End's Well '97 (1997) ... Himself
		Happy Together (1997) ... Ho Po-Wing
		Ninth Happiness (1998) ... Ma Lun Cheung / Tok Choi
		Anna Magdalena (1998) ... Editor
		A Time to Remember (1998) ... Jin
		Buenos Aires - Zero Degree (1999)
		Moonlight Express (1999) ... Tatsuya Misawa/Shek Karbo
		The Kid (1999) ... Daniel Lee Siu Wing
		Double Tap (2000) ... Rick Y.H.Pang
		Okinawa: Rendez-vous (2000) ... Jimmy Tong
		From Ashes to Ashes (2000) ... Lawrence
		Inner Senses (2002) ... Jim Law

	Director (1 film)
		From Ashes to Ashes (2000)

	Writer (3 films)
		Sat Lin Wan (1989)
		He's a Woman, She's a Man (1994)
		From Ashes to Ashes (2000)

	Assistant Director (2 films)
		The Phantom Lover (1995)
		Who's the Woman, Who's the Man (1996)

	Story (1 film)
		From Ashes to Ashes (2000)

	Music (2 films)
		The Phantom Lover (1995)
		The White-Haired Witch of Lunar Kingdom (2014)

	Theme Song Composer (4 films)
		Girls Without Tomorrow (1992)
		The Bride with White Hair (1993)
		Who's the Woman, Who's the Man (1996)
		The Kid (1999)

	Singer (16 films)
		Nomad (1982)
		The Drummer (1983)
		On the Wrong Track (1983)
		Double Trouble (1984)
		The Intellectual Trio (1985)
		Crazy Romance (1985)
		For Your Heart Only (1985)
		A Better Tomorrow (1986)
		A Chinese Ghost Story (1987)
		A Better Tomorrow II (1987)
		The Other 1/2 & the Other 1/2 (1988)
		Fatal Love (1988)
		Aces Go Places V (1989)
		The Bride with White Hair (1993)
		Who's the Woman, Who's the Man (1996)
		The Kid (1999)

	Executive Producer (1 film)
		The Phantom Lover (1995)


Biography

	Famous actor and singer. Sometimes referred to as "Gorgor" (big brother). Born in 1956, the youngest of 10 children, Cheung made a name for himself in singing and acting. His breakthrough acting role came in 1986 as Ti Lung's police officer brother in A Better Tomorrow (1986). He also was one of the first publicly gay entertainers in Hong Kong and was met with acceptance. After suffering from depression for more than a year, on April 1, 2003, Cheung committed suicide.