Tang Pik-Wan

Tang Pik-Wan

Acting

1926-01-01

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

Died: 1991-03-25

Biography

Tang Bik-wan (Chinese: 鄧碧雲) (27 September 1924 – 25 March 1991) was a former Chinese actress and a Cantonese opera singer from Hong Kong. Tang is credited with over 280 films.

Appears In

The Seasons
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The Seasons
1987
The Passenger
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The Passenger
1979
Perfect Girls
⭐ 5.8
Perfect Girls
1990

as Jau Heung Heung

Vanity Fair
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Vanity Fair
1978
A House is Not a Home
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A House is Not a Home
1977

as 袁兴云

The Magic Crane and the Golden Eagle
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The Magic Crane and the Golden Eagle
1964

as Chong Yuk-ying

Mr. Possessed
⭐ 9.0
Mr. Possessed
1988

as Mrs Lee

The Monkey Soldiers Come to the Rescue
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The Monkey Soldiers Come to the Rescue
1963
Bitter Fear
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Bitter Fear
1966

as Mother

Who Is The Craftiest
⭐ 4.0
Who Is The Craftiest
1987

as Mrs Kang / Mita Sudan

Fatal Vacation
⭐ 6.7
Fatal Vacation
1990

as Grandmother

The Misadventure of Zoo
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The Misadventure of Zoo
1981
Sister Cupid
⭐ 3.5
Sister Cupid
1987

as Yuk's Mother

Jokers Playing Games
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Jokers Playing Games
1987
Chameleon
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Chameleon
1978
The Matchmaker
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The Matchmaker
1959
Yesterday's Glitter
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Yesterday's Glitter
1980
The Birth of Yue Fei
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The Birth of Yue Fei
1962
No One is Innocent
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No One is Innocent
1981
She Shoots Straight
⭐ 6.5
She Shoots Straight
1990

as Mrs. Huang

Mother Vs Mother
⭐ 6.0
Mother Vs Mother
1988

as Li Fa Lang

The Phantom of the Opera Boat
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The Phantom of the Opera Boat
1954
Mummy Dearest
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Mummy Dearest
1985

as Alan's mother

The Killing Flag (Part 1)
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The Killing Flag (Part 1)
1963

as Pan San Niang

The Family
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The Family
1980
In The Same Boat
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In The Same Boat
1983
Barber Shop
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Barber Shop
1982
Esprit D'amour
⭐ 5.0
Esprit D'amour
1983

as Ming's Mother

The Voyage of the Dead
⭐ 0.0
The Voyage of the Dead
1954

as Fa Fung-Sin

Fong Tong Kan & Yin Ji Ma
⭐ 6.0
Fong Tong Kan & Yin Ji Ma
1956
The Killing Flag (Part 2)
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The Killing Flag (Part 2)
1963

as Pan San Niang