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Lau Fong-Sai
★ Acting

Lau Fong-Sai

· Active 1976–1994

Lau Fong-Sai is an actor known for his role in Crippled Avengers (1978), a hallmark of the martial arts genre that combines action with a compelling narrative. Set against the backdrop of revenge and redemption, Lau's performance contributes to the film's exploration of themes like justice and resilience. His work in this film reflects the vibrant era of Hong Kong cinema in the late 1970s, where martial arts films gained international acclaim. Lau's presence adds depth to the film's ensemble, making it a notable entry in the cult cinema landscape.

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Crippled Avengers

Crippled Avengers

1978 ★ 6.5
as Du's Thug

Chu Twin, a master of Tiger style kung fu, returns home to find his wife murdered and his son crippled, having his arms cut off from the elbows down. Chu Twin has iron arms constructed for his son and trains him in the art of kung fu. Despite getting revenge on the wrongdoers, they are still filled with bitterness and anger toward the world. During Chu Twin's reign over his village, he and his son cripple four men who defy them. The town blacksmith, Mr. Wei, becomes annoyed and verbally abusive toward Chu Twin when he and his entourage occupy the upstairs portion of a tavern when he wants to use it. He is forced to drink a liquid to make him mute, and, when he remains defiant, is deafened by a two-handed ear clap delivered by Chu Twin himself. After Wei is forced to leave the tavern, a traveling hawker is blinded by the iron fingers of Chu Twin's son, Chu Cho Chang, for supporting the same sentiments as Wei. Another person has his legs chopped off below the knee at the orders of Chu Twin, for bumping into his son. One day, a young kung fu master known as Yuan Yi comes to town. When he discovers the tortures committed by Chu Twin, he vows to avenge the three crippled men. Yuan Yi is good, but he is young and no match for Chu Twin, his son, Chu Cho Chang, and his enforcer, Mr. Wan. Yuan Yi is defeated and bound in chains. Chu Twin turns him into an idiot by crushing his head in an iron vice. Together, the now four disabled men travel to Yuan Yi’s master’s temple, where they are trained in kung fu. Each heightens his remaining senses to compensate for his individual disability. Wei, deaf and mute, learns sign language to communicate and wears reflective bands so that he can see what he cannot hear. The hawker's ears become sensitive, able to hear the falling of leaf and hit it with a dart. Mr. Wei outfits the legless man with prosthetic iron legs and feet. Yuan Yi, still a kung fu master, needs no further training, but constantly laughs and acts if he were playing a child's game while fighting. The four men make plans to return to town on Chu Twin’s 45th birthday and exact their revenge. Mr. Wan hires other kung fu masters to stop the vengeance-minded men. The other masters, though very strong, underestimate the four and end up defeated. In the final fight, the four misfit masters defeat Chu Twin and Chu Cho Chang; however, Yuan Yi is killed sacrificing himself for the blind master, all the while giddily laughing like a child. 

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Career Highlights Top 6 by popularity · TMDB

Filmography

50 credits
1990s 3 credits
1994
Oh! Yes Sir!!! as Thai gang leader's thug
Movie ★ 10.0
1993
Movie ★ 10.0
1980s 31 credits
1989
Movie ★ 5.9
1989
Lady Reporter as Kidnapper (uncredited)
Movie ★ 6.5
1989
Movie ★ 6.8
1989
Movie ★ 6.9
1987
Magnificent Warriors as Uncle Lung's Man
Movie ★ 6.6
1987
Mr. Vampire III as Bystander
Movie ★ 6.7
1987
Iron Angels as Guard
Movie ★ 6.8
1985
Police Story as One of Koo's Men (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.5
1985
Yes, Madam! as Henry's Thug / Policeman (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.2
1985
Heart of Dragon as Opponent at Training (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.0
1984
The Owl vs Bombo as Thug in Alley
Movie ★ 5.5
1984
Movie ★ 5.5
1984
Long Road to Gallantry as Dragon Sect member
Movie ★ 7.3
1983
Shaolin Drunkard as Master Lee's assistant
Movie ★ 7.8
1983
Project A as Coast Guard / Policeman (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.2
1983
Little Dragon Maiden as Martial Artist
Movie ★ 6.0
1983
Winners & Sinners as Man in Party Fight (extra)
Movie ★ 6.9
1983
Duel to the Death as Miyamoto's Samurai Classmate
Movie ★ 6.7
1982
House of Traps as Ma Yo / Yu Mo
Movie ★ 6.3
1982
Movie ★ 5.7
1982
Movie ★ 6.4
1982
Movie ★ 7.5
1981
Masked Avengers as Long Congjiang
Movie ★ 6.9
1981
The Brave Archer 3 as Iron Palm student
Movie ★ 6.4
1981
The Emperor and His Brother as Chen Chia Lo's companion
Movie ★ 5.8
1980
Legend of the Fox as Liu Hezhen
Movie ★ 6.3
1980
Movie ★ 6.7
1980
Movie ★ 6.3
1980
The Flag of Iron as Naughty Kid Yang Yi Piu
Movie ★ 7.2
1980
The Rebel Intruders as Fast Sword Militia
Movie ★ 6.7
1980
Heaven and Hell as Wei Han Ting's Friend
Movie ★ 5.9
1970s 15 credits
1979
Kid with the Golden Arm as Wang Sheng He
Movie ★ 6.8
1979
Movie ★ 7.2
1979
Ten Tigers of Kwangtung as Rascal / Soldier (uncredited)
Movie ★ 6.3
1979
Shaolin Rescuers as Leopard Kid
Movie ★ 7.2
1979
The Daredevils as Soldier
Movie ★ 7.1
1978
Movie ★ 6.9
1978
Life Gamble as Extra (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.3
1978
Invincible Shaolin as Ching Soldier
Movie ★ 6.5
1978
Movie ★ 6.6
1978
The Brave Archer 2 as Beggar Clan Member
Movie ★ 6.6
1978
The Proud Youth as Huashan Clan member
Movie ★ 6.8
1977
The Brave Archer as Prince's Soldier
Movie ★ 6.7
1977
Movie ★ 6.5
1977
The Naval Commandos as Japanese Navy soldier
Movie ★ 7.6
1976
Shaolin Temple as Shaolin Student (uncredited)
Movie ★ 6.2
Crew Credits
1980s 1 credit
1981
Movie ★ 6.5