Biography
Tseng Chang (May 18, 1931 – January 25, 2021) was a Chinese-Canadian actor and assistant director. He appeared in more than 100 films and has directed 7 feature films. He spoke five languages: Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Japanese and some Korean. His father was Chang Der Lou, a famous star of the Peking opera. He became an actor in 1951, when the air transport company he worked for shut down. A noted Chinese actress met him, felt he had great potential as an actor and helped him get started. In 1994, he made Vancouver, British Columbia his home. He was honored in 2000 by the Hong Kong government for his lifetime achievements.
Movies & TV Shows
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2012 (2009) — Grandfather Sonam
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Supernatural (2005) — Lucky Chin's Owner
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Arrow (2012) — Captain
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Good Luck Chuck (2007) — Karaoke Singer
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Romeo Must Die (2000) — Victor Ho
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Agent Cody Banks (2003) — Mr, Yip
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A Guy Thing (2003) — Grocer (uncredited)
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Bullet in the Head (1990) — Paul's Father
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The In-Laws (2003) — Quan Le
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Gunless (2010) — Mr. Kwon
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Naked Killer (1992) — Kitty's Father
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Cheats (2002) — Marty
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ReGenesis (2004) — General Hung
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The Unseen (2016) — The Doctor
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Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation (1997) — Chung I
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Christmas Cottage (2008) — Mr. Chang
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Turn It Up (2000) — Mr. Chang
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Romaine 30° Below (2009) — Docteur Tran
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Summer Snow (1995) — Tea House Owner
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The Miracle of the Cards (2001) — Chinese Pharmacist
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Long Life, Happiness and Prosperity (2002) — Shuck Wong
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Four Moods (1970)
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Final Recipe (2013) — Hao
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Forced Nightmare (1992)
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Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation - East Meets West (1998) — Chung I
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Master of Everything (2004) — Village Chief (Luhua's Father)
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Walking Shadow (2001) — Fast Eddie Lee
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Lunch with Charles (2001) — April's Boss (uncredited)
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Heart Against Hearts (1992) — K P Yuen
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Chu Yuan (1975) — 张仪
- Saigon Eclipse (2007) — Uncle Chen
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Tiger Hill Trail (1983) — 姜铁山
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Love Affairs of a Confirmed Bachelor (1959) — Xiao Chen
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Betraying Reason (2003) — Walter Lu
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Murders Made to Order (1993) — Mr Tu's dad
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The Peerless Beauty (1953) — Special Emissary of Qin
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The Golden Eagle (1964) — Chaganhu
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雙女情歌 (1968)
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Days of Glory (1991) — 蒋仁发
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Hongchen (1987)