Acting · 1917
Kim Chan
Born Dec 28, 1917·Guangdong, Republic of China·Died Oct 5, 2008 (90)
Kim Chan (December 28, 1917 – October 5, 2008) was a Chinese–American actor and producer. He was most notable for his roles as Lo Si, a.k.a. The Ancient, in Kung Fu: The Legend Continues and Mr. Kim in The Fifth Element.
Filmography
39 titles- 2006
16 BlocksSam6.5Movie - 2005
Jonny ZeroBang5.2Show - 2003
Shanghai KnightsChon Wang's Father6.1Movie - 2002
A Shot at the Top: The Making of 'The King of Comedy'Self (archive footage)9.0Movie - 2001
Law & Order: Criminal IntentMr. Hsu7.6Show - 1999
Law & Order: Special Victims UnitMr. Zhang8.0Show - 1999
Now and Again6.8Show - 1999
The CorruptorBenny Wong6.1Movie - 1999
A Fish in the BathtubMedicine Shop Owner6.5Movie - 1998
Lethal Weapon 4Benny Chan6.6Movie - 1997
The Fifth ElementThai7.6Movie - 1997
The Devil's AdvocateChinese Man7.5Movie - 1997
Private PartsWaiter6.5Movie - 1997
KundunSecond Chinese General6.8Movie - 1994
Vanishing SonSon6.8Show - 1993
Kung Fu: The Legend ContinuesLo Si6.7Show - 1993
Who's the Man?Fuji5.5Movie - 1992
Mad About YouMaitre'd6.8Show - 1991
American ShaolinMaster Kwan6.9Movie - 1991
Thousand Pieces of GoldLi Ping6.8Movie - 1990
Law & OrderRestaurant Manager7.3Show - 1990
Cadillac ManDim Sum Cook5.8Movie - 1990
AliceDr. Yang's Patient6.3Movie - 1989
CookieHong Kong Tailor5.6Movie - 1987
The Days and Nights of Molly DoddWaiter6.8Show - 1987
CBS Summer PlayhouseYuchi7.0Show - 1986
Nine 1/2 WeeksChinatown Butcher6.1Movie - 1986
No MercyOld Asian Man5.8Movie - 1986
Jumpin' Jack FlashKorean Flower Vendor6.1Movie - 1986
Gung HoMember of Board6.1Movie - 1985
Spenser: For Hire6.9Show - 1985
Desperately Seeking SusanPark Bum6.1Movie - 1985
Streetwalkin'Desk Clerk4.9Movie - 1984
The Cotton ClubLing6.5Movie - 1984
Over the Brooklyn BridgeJapanese Buyer #25.1Movie - 1982
American PlayhouseLi Ping6.6Show - 1982
The King of ComedyJonno7.8Movie - 1975
Saturday Night LiveChinese Diner (uncredited)6.9Show - 1970
The Owl and the PussycatTheatre Cashier6.2Movie