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Don Wong Tao

Don Wong Tao

Best movie: The Touch (2002)
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Rating Distribution
Positive1 (4%)
Mixed26 (96%)
Negative0 (0%)
Based on 27 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Ninja Thunderbolt
1984
22.8
The Touch
2002
12.1
Revenge Of Kung Fu Mao
as Kang
1977
10.3
Born to Be King
as Dragon
2000
8.2
Slaughter in San Francisco
as Officer Don Wong
1974
6.7
Eagle's Claws
as Lee Cheh
1977
5.8
The Secret Rivals
as Sheng Ying Wei
1976
5.1
Drunken Tai Chi
as Ta Sha's father (uncredited)
1984
3.3
Impossible Woman
1983
1.6
Night Orchid
as Persian Prince Lang Lai
1983
1.4
First of May
as Ke-Ming's Father
2015
1.3
The Pioneers
as Wu Lin-fang
1980
1.1
18 Shaolin Riders
1977
0.8
Snake In The Eagles Shadow 2
as Ah Fu
1978
0.7
The Hot, the Cool and the Vicious
as Pai Yu Ching
1977
0.4
Devil Returns
as Chief Inspector Tu Chang
1982
0.4
Adventure for Imperial Treasures
as Hsiao Ching
1981
0.2
Death Duel of Kung Fu
as Sun Shing Kwei
1979
0.1
Fight for Survival
as Thief
1977
0.1
Along Comes a Tiger
1977
0.1
Fatal Needles vs. Fatal Fists
as Meng Hu/Chin Chai
1978
0.1
The Damned
as Shang Li
1977
0.1
Challenge of Death
as Chen Sao Wan
1978
0.1
Chinatown Capers
as Yellow Faced Tiger
1974
0.1
The Love Winner
as Dao lam
2004
0.1
Shaolin Kung Fu Master
as Wan Lung
1978
0.1
Iron Swallow
as Tu Lung
1978
0.1
Promising Young Boy
1987
0.1

Frequently Asked Questions About Don Wong Tao

Don Wong Tao has appeared in 28 titles, including 28 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Don Wong Tao's filmography is Chinatown Capers (1974).
The most recent title featuring Don Wong Tao is First of May (2015).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Don Wong Tao is Revenge Of Kung Fu Mao with an IMDb rating of 7.3.
Don Wong Tao has been active for approximately 41 years, with credits spanning from 1974 to 2015.
Titles featuring Don Wong Tao currently have an average IMDb rating of 5.7.
The busiest years in Don Wong Tao's career include 1977, 1978, 1974.

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