Lee Siu-Kay
Current Interest
1.2
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 73 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
King of Comedy
as Brother Kei
1999
34.1
The Storm Riders
as Dragon
1998
30.5
A Chinese Torture Chamber Story
as Judge of Supreme Court
1994
29.6
The God of Cookery
as Goosehead
1996
29.2
God of Gamblers' Return
as Uncle
1994
27.8
Young and Dangerous
as Boss Keith
1996
27.0
Young and Dangerous 2
as Kei
1996
23.4
Young and Dangerous 3
as Brother Kei
1996
22.5
The Heroic Trio
as Armed Robber
1993
21.7
Fist of Fury 1991
as Boss Hung
1991
20.7
The Underground Banker
as Cop
1994
20.1
The White Storm
as Informer Kei
2013
19.9
Future Cops
as Plumber
1993
19.7
Raped by an Angel
as Inspector Lee
1993
18.8
Indecent Woman
1999
18.8
Young and Dangerous 4
as Brother Key
1997
18.7
Street Angels
as Bull
1996
17.9
The Tricky Master
as Prison Guard
1999
17.6
Young and Dangerous 5
as Kei
1998
17.6
Casino Raiders II
as Uncle Kei
1991
16.6
Casino Tycoon II
as Han Piao
1992
15.8
Troublesome Night
as Dr. Ho
1997
14.6
The Lucky Guy
as Kei
1998
13.0
Lawyer Lawyer
as Hung Sat Fat
1997
12.1
A Moment of Romance II
as Loan shark
1993
10.3
Electrical Girl
as Jan's client [cameo]
2001
9.2
Perfect Exchange
as Inmate
1993
8.4
The Conman
as Winner Gary
1998
8.3
Days of Tomorrow
as Keung
1993
8.2
Lee Rock
as Drill Officer
1991
7.4
Flirting Scholar 2
as Zhu's creditor
2010
6.8
Life Without Principle
as Brother Four
2011
6.6
Rebekah
as Master Long
1996
6.3
Full Alert
as Brother Fai
1997
5.4
Peace Hotel
as Guest of Peace Hotel
1995
5.3
My Hero II
as Brother Chi
1993
4.8
Portland Street Blues
as Brother Kei
1998
4.8
Ghost Lantern
as Brother Seven
1993
4.5
Spike Drink Gang
as Sgt Kei
1995
3.5
Return to a Better Tomorrow
as Officer torturing Lobster
1994
3.4
My Name Is Nobody
as Ko Fai
2000
3.4
The H.K. Triad
as Fatty Bo
1999
3.3
Century of the Dragon
as Sam
1999
3.0
Kung Fu Vs. Acrobatic
as One of Pa's men
1990
2.1
The Demon's Baby
as Deputy Officer Lee
1998
2.1
Jiang Hu: The Triad Zone
as Brother Kei
2000
1.7
Thunder Cop
as Uncle Cheung
1996
1.7
Those Were the Days
as Brother Kei
2000
1.4
The Wild Lovers
1995
1.3
A True Mob Story
as Uncle Pao
1998
1.2
Mafia.com
as Uncle Lone
2000
1.2
The Legendary Tai Fei
as Brother Kei
1999
1.2
Love Undercover
as FBI Agent Keith
2002
1.1
Holy Weapon
as Stupid Swordsman
1993
1.1
A Serious Shock! Yes Madam!
1993
1.0
Blue Lightning
as Leung's killer
1991
0.8
Chinese Midnight Express II
as Prisoner Brother Kei
2000
0.8
Legend Of The Liquid Sword
as Bad guy in Brothel
1993
0.7
Himalaya Singh
as Tally's Worker
2005
0.6
The Big Score
as Panther's syndicate partner
1990
0.5
Tricky King
as Gangster Kei
1998
0.4
Love Correction
as Hotel Manager
2000
0.4
Millionaire Cop
as Kidnapper Chief
1993
0.4
The Most Wanted
as Loanshark Chiang
1994
0.4
Fing's Raver
as Police Officer
2001
0.3
Powerful Four
as Lau Ming
1992
0.2
The Avenging Quartet
1993
0.1
Resort Massacre
as Officer Li
2000
0.1The Most Dangerous Man
2010
0.1
A Killer's Blues
as 2nd Boss' gangster
1989
0.1
Best of the Best
as SDU instructor
1992
0.1
The China's Next Top Princess
as Marshall
2005
0.1
Running on Empty
as Policeman
1991
0.1
The Secret Society – Boss
as Lam Siu Tung (Chubby Tung)
2003
0.1
Shark Busters
as Lung's man guarding office
2002
0.1
Fatal Obsession
as Police Officer
1994
0.1
Troublesome Night 17
as Brother Gay
2002
0.1
Holy Terror in the Village
as Village Chief Fai
2003
0.1
The Secret Society - The Best Hack
as Lam Siu Tung (Chubby Tung)
2003
0.1
Death Zone
2012
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Lee Siu-Kay
Lee Siu-Kay has appeared in 80 titles, including 80 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Lee Siu-Kay's filmography is A Killer's Blues (1989).
The most recent title featuring Lee Siu-Kay is The White Storm (2013).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Lee Siu-Kay is King of Comedy with an IMDb rating of 7.2.
Lee Siu-Kay has been active for approximately 24 years, with credits spanning from 1989 to 2013.
Titles featuring Lee Siu-Kay currently have an average IMDb rating of 5.9.
The busiest years in Lee Siu-Kay's career include 1993, 1998, 1996.
