Connie Chan Po-Chu
Both of her parents being Cantonese Opera stars - Chan Fei Nung and Kung Fan Hung. Connie Chan as an actor is of undoubted pedigree and to the manner born. She learned the skills of Cantonese Opera from her parents and after that she became an apprentice under Peking Opera master Fen Ju Hua and Cantonese Superstar Yam Kim Fai. Hence she was trained in both the Southern and Northern styles of martial arts and operas. She made her screen debut with Chun Heung Lin in 1958 and then appeared with opera legend Yam Kim Fai in the Cantonese opera film The Unroyal Prince. She was one of the most popular actresses in the sixties. In 1967 alone, she played in 32 films. Chan is a versatile actress and she can play both male and female roles. She appeared in films like costumed action movies, dramas, comedies and also musicals. An icon of young girls in the sixties, her popularity was such that she was known as the Movie Princess at that time.
Was a member of Madame Fan Fok-Fa's The Spring And Autumn Drama School's Peking Opera.
Acting
Movie
The Lizard
as Yo Xiao Ju
1972
Movie
Give Me a Kiss
as Yap Wai Yee
1968
Movie
The Tin Long Gang
as Shang Kuan Yu Fung
1968
Movie
A Romantic Thief
as Liang Pui Pui
1968
Movie
The Sweetest Moment
as Lee Ching Yu
1967
Movie
The Black Rose
as Chan Mei-Ling
1965
Eternal Love
as Man Ping-Sang
1966
Movie
Young, Pregnant and Unmarried
as Mui Lai-Fong
1968
Movie
Paragon of Sword and Knife
1967
Movie
Movie-fan Princess
1966
Movie
Master Cute
1965
Movie
The Snowflake Sword (Part 1)
as Chen Xuanshuang
1964
Movie
Red Lamp Shaded in Blood
1968
Movie
Misunderstood
1970
Movie
The Blonde Hair Monster
as Heung Ngan
1962
Movie
Spy with My Face
as Chan Mei-ling
1966
Lady Bond
as Kong Yin
1966
Movie
Return of Lady Bond
as Kong Yin/ Tong Ching-yee
1966
Movie
Moslem Sacred Fire Decree, Part 1
as Tuen Wan-sau
1965
Movie
Moslem Sacred Fire Decree, Part 2
as Tuen Wan-sau
1965
Liu zhi qin mo
1965
Girls are Flowers
as Ng Hoi-yin
1966
Dragnet of the Law
as Kong Yin
1967
Movie
The Black Killer
as Wong Ming-Wai / Wong Ming-Sing
1967