Guan Shan

Guan Shan

Birthday: 1933-04-20
Deathday: 2012-10-01
Place of birth: Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China
Also know as: Kwan San

Bio

Kwan Shan (Chinese: 關山, April 20, 1933 – October 1, 2012) was a Hong Kong film actor. Kwan appeared as a romantic lead actor in Mandarin-language films created in Hong Kong, especially during the 1960s. His roles included several Shaw Brothers Studio productions.

Movies with Guan Shan

The Second Spring

1963
As
Dark Semester

1969
As Tu Cheng Kang
Love Lock

1975
As
Naked Comes the Huntress

1978
As Abbot
Chelsia My Love

1976
As
The Peeper, the Model and the Hypnotist

1972
As
Woman Guerrillero with Two Guns

1971
As
Five Plus Five

1971
As
Gone with the Cloud

1974
As
Pei Shih

1972
As
Hiroshima 28

1974
As Imai Eisaku
Her Sister's Keeper

1963
As Fang Teh-Ming
The Little Flowers in Tears

1969
As Chang Chi-Cheng
Shantung Man in Hong Kong

1975
As
The Big Family

1976
As
Secret Agent Chungking 001

1970
As
The Obsessed

1976
As
Behind the Storm

1982
As
Monkey Business

1982
As Captain
Sing High, Sing Low

1967
As
The Seven Coffins

1975
As Master Hung
The Doctor and the Prima Donna

1960
As Doctor Zhang Zhongxian
Thunderstorm Sword

1970
As
The Lady Killer

1977
As
The Mirror

1967
As Hu Chien
Police Story 2

1988
As Mr. Fung
A Better Tomorrow II

1987
As Go Ying Pui
Heroic Trio 2: Executioners

1993
As President / President’s Double
Lady in Black

1987
As
Broken Oath

1977
As Liu Da Xiong / General Liu
Susanna

1967
As Lin Cheng Ting
Rose, Be My Love

1966
As Ling Jia-Cong
Too Late for Love

1967
As Li Guo-Liang
The Blue and the Black

1966
As Zhang Xingya
Vermilion Door

1965
As Wu Yu-Qi
The Blue and the Black 2

1966
As Zhang Xing-Ya
The Obsessed

1975
As
Between Tears and Smiles

1964
As Fan Jia Shu
Love Without End

1961
As Tang Peng Nan
The Adulteress

1963
As Yang Nai-Wu
A Cause to Kill

1970
As Chang Li De
Unfinished Melody

1969
As Hu Zhong-Ning
Farewell, My Love

1969
As Liu Shi Ming
The Shepherd Girl

1964
As Liu Da Long
The Brutal Boxer

1972
As Chen Wu Sheng
The Himalayan

1976
As Mr. Tseng
Wonder Seven

1994
As Chief of Wonder Seven
Red and Black

1991
As Lui
The Shaolin Plot

1977
As Ku Cheng Feng
The Love Eterne

1963
As Student
The Joy of Spring

1966
As Himself [cameo]
Dream Lovers

1986
As Cheung Hark-Nam
Swan Song

1967
As Du Fan
The Dream of the Red Chamber

1962
As Master Jia Lian
The Lost Generation

1983
As Hotel Manager
The Coin

1964
As Li Tzu Wen
Millionaires' Express

1986
As Train Robber
The True Story of Ah Q

1958
As Ah Q
The Coldest Winter in Peking

1981
As
Air Disaster

1983
As
Gorgeous

1985
As

TV Shows with Guan Shan

Dragon Strikes

1979
As 心禅上人

Production Credits

The Brutal Boxer

1972
As Director