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Masanori Toguchi

Masanori Toguchi

Actor · Born 1948-02-07 · Tokyo, Japan

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Biography

Masanori Toguchi (戸口 正徳, Toguchi Masanori) or Kim Duk (Korean: 김 덕/金 徳) is a semi-retired Zainichi-Korean professional wrestler, better known under his ring name Kim Duk (キム・ドク). He was also known by the name Tiger Chung Lee in WWE. In 1986, while wrestling in the U.S. for WWE, Kim Duk made his acting debut as a henchman of Charles Dance's character, Sardo Numspa, in The Golden Child, which starred Eddie Murphy. Two years later, he portrayed a Georgian mobster named Andrei 'The Mongol Hippie' in the Arnold Schwarzenegger film, Red Heat. A year later, he acted in two more films, Blind Fury starring Rutger Hauer, and Cage, starring Lou Ferrigno. In 2012, after a long hiatus from acting, Kim Duk portrayed Lee in the film, Mountain Mafia.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Red Heat (1988) — Mongol Hippy
  2. The Golden Child (1986) — Khan
  3. Blind Fury (1989) — Casino Bodyguard #2
  4. Cage (1989) — Chang
  5. Andre the Giant (1985) — Tiger Chung Lee (archive footage)
  6. WWF Superstars (1986) — Tiger Chung Lee
  7. WWF Wrestling Challenge (1986) — Tiger Chung Lee
  8. Wrestling's Bloopers, Bleeps, & Bodyslams (1985) — Tiger Chung Lee
  9. Tuesday Night Titans (1984) — Tiger Chung Lee
  10. WWE Maple Leaf Wrestling: September '85 (1985) — Tiger Chung Lee
  11. WWE Maple Leaf Wrestling: December '85 (1985) — Tiger Chung Lee
  12. WWE Maple Leaf Wrestling: November '85 (1985) — Tiger Chung Lee
  13. WWE Maple Leaf Wrestling: May '86 (1986) — Tiger Chung Lee
  14. WWE Wrestling at The Meadowlands: July '84 (1984) — Tiger Chung Lee
  15. The Best of the WWF: volume 15 (1988) — Tiger Chung Lee
  16. WWE Wrestling at The Meadowlands: January '87 (1987) — Tiger Chung Lee
  17. WCW/New Japan Supershow II (1992) — Kim Duk
  18. WWE at Madison Square Garden: October 17, 1983 (1983) — Tiger Chung Lee
  19. WWE Old School (1973) — Tiger Chung Lee
  20. Mid-South Wrestling (1981) — Kim Duk
  21. World Class Championship Wrestling (1982) — Kim Duk