Long Kong in Yes, Madam
Long Kong (19?? - )
Film Deaths[]
- Hong Kong Godfather (Jian dong xiao xiong) (1985) [Han's bodyguard] Stabbed by rival gangsters.
- Yes, Madam! (Huang jia shi jie) (1985) [Armored Car Thug] Shot by Michelle Yeoh.
- Seven Warriors (Zhong yi qun ying) (1989) [Bandit] Shot in the back by Ben Lam when he trying to escape.
- Long Arm of the Law 3 (Sang gong kei bing 3) '(1989)' [Thug] Accidentally shot by Tak-Kwong Chan.
- Darkside of Chinatown (Xi Ya Tu da tu sha) (1989) [Thug] Neck snapped by Jason Piao Pai.
- My Heart Is That Eternal Rose (Sat sau woo dip mung) (1989) [Shen's Man] Shot by Kenny Bee.
- God of Gamblers (Do san) (1989) [Thug on Train] Thrown out of the window of a moving train by Charles Heung.
- No Risk, No Gain (Ji juen gai jong yuen choi) (1990) [Shing's Bodyguard] Shot by Andy Lau and Alan Tam.
- An Eye for an Eye (Wai ngoh duk juen) (1990) [Henchman] Slashed by John Ching's man.
- Family Honor (Wu ming jia zu) (1990) [Thug] Fall out a building when he trying to fighting on the rooftop.
- Widow Warriors (Hu dan nu er hong) (1990) [Yim's Thug] Shot by Ken Lo and Michael Wai-Man Chan.
- Return Engagement (Joi jin gong woo) (1990) [Li Pang's Thug] Machine gunned by Andy Lau and Alan Tang when he trying to retreat.
- Sea Wolves (Hai lang) (1991) [Drugs Buyer] Hit in the stomach with an axe by the thug.