Chiang Tao
Current Interest
1.4
▼ 0.4Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 84 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Ninja Thunderbolt
1984
3.2
Iron Angels
as Triad Member
1987
2.3
Blood Brothers
as Mountain Bandit (uncredited)
1973
1.0
Ninja Terminator
as Supreme Ninja
1986
0.7
Soul Brothers of Kung Fu
as Ga Zeng
1977
0.7
The Mad Cold-Blooded Murder
1981
0.6
Five Shaolin Masters
as General Chen Wen-Yao
1974
0.6
Executioners from Shaolin
as Governor Gao Jinzhong
1977
0.6
Return to the 36th Chamber
as Chief Ma
1980
0.5
Holy Flame of the Martial World
as Lam May Heung
1983
0.4
Outlaw Brothers
as Gangster Hsiong
1990
0.4
Challenge of the Tiger
as "Convict"
1980
0.3
The Kung Fu Instructor
as Sha Er Lang
1979
0.3
The Fast Sword
as Kai Shin manor's men
1971
0.3
Man of Iron
as Boss Yu's Bodyguard
1972
0.3
Bruce and Shaolin Kung Fu
as Japanese thug leader
1977
0.3
The Battle Wizard
as Yue Canglong
1977
0.2
Return of Bastard Swordsman
as Ega Clan's Fighter
1984
0.2
My Hero
as Bai Chai's man / Man in Nightclub
1990
0.2
Enter Three Dragons
1978
0.2
The Clones of Bruce Lee
as Martial Arts Trainer
1980
0.2
The Tattoo Connection
as Shao Chang
1978
0.1
Shaolin Abbot
as Tibetan Lama
1979
0.1
Dragonland: L'Urlo di Chen terrorizza ancora l'occidente
as Self
2008
0.1
Fearless Dragons
1980
0.1
Challenge of the Masters
as Ren Leung
1976
0.1
Ninja vs. Ninja
as (archive footage)
1987
0.1
Death Code: Ninja
1987
0.1
Blind Fist of Bruce
as Kong Do
1979
0.1
Freedom Strikes a Blow
as Girlfriend's Brother
1973
0.1
Carry on Wise Guy
1980
0.1
Shaolin Martial Arts
as Master Wu Chung-Ping
1974
0.1
The Savage Five
as Liang Shan
1974
0.1
Swift Sword
as Leng family/Cold-Blooded Five
1980
0.1
Shaolin Prince
as Fire General
1982
0.1
Kung Fu Zombie
as Father Fong
1981
0.1
10 Magnificent Killers
1977
0.1
Ninja Death Squad
1987
0.1
Mad Mad Kung Fu
as Japanese judo master
1979
0.1
Robo Vampire
1988
0.1
Devil's Dynamite
1987
0.1
Ninja: American Warrior
1987
0.1
Disciples of Shaolin
as Boss Ha He Bu
1975
0.1
Diamond Ninja Force
as Kogan
1986
0.1
Ninja in the Killing Field
1987
0.1
A Fist Full of Talons
1983
0.1
Heaven and Hell
as Mr. Huo
1980
0.1
Men from the Monastery
as Gao Jin Zhong
1974
0.1
Evil Black Magic
1992
0.1
The Kiss of Death
as Gangster Crocodile
1973
0.1
Killer Constable
as Zhao Jian
1980
0.1
Drunken Master Strikes Back
1978
0.1
Tiger Over Wall
1980
0.1
Return of Bruce
1977
0.1
The Dragon, the Young Master
1978
0.1
Super Power
as Kang Si Man's Brother
1980
0.1
Revenge of a Shaolin Master
1979
0.1
The Kung Fu Master
as King Hu
2012
0.1
Close Escape
1989
0.1
The Chinese Stuntman
as Mysterious attacker
1982
0.1
Brave Young Girls
1990
0.1
Lewd Lizard
1979
0.1
True Colours
1986
0.1
Stranger in Hong Kong
as Jewel Robber
1972
0.1
Na Cha and the Seven Devils
as Centipede Devil
1973
0.1
Lady of the Law
1975
0.1
Bruce the Super Hero
as Kong
1979
0.1
The Brothers
as Zhou Hei / Blackie
1979
0.1
Ninja Killer
1974
0.1
The Young Rebel
as Shi Tou / Stone
1975
0.1
The Young Avenger
1980
0.1
Brotherhood
as Han Biu
1976
0.1
Bruce, King of Kung Fu
as Student
1980
0.1
The Good, The Bad & The Beauty
as Doctor
1987
0.1
The Super Gang
1984
0.1
Ninja Fantasy
1986
0.1
Satanic Crystals
1989
0.1
Ninja, the Violent Sorceror
as Keung Si Taoist
1987
0.1
The Magnificent Kick
1980
0.1
Bruce and Shaolin Kung Fu Part 2
as Shi Shaw
1978
0.1
Bed Companions
as Tiger
1988
0.1
A Sword Renounced
1973
0.1
Black Spot
1990
0.1
A Story of Lou Po-Wen
1971
0.1
The Kung Fu Cook
1980
0.1
Yang Jingyu
2019
0.1
Raping Triad
2000
0.1
The Bottle
2000
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Chiang Tao
Chiang Tao has appeared in 88 titles, including 88 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Chiang Tao's filmography is The Fast Sword (1971).
The most recent title featuring Chiang Tao is Yang Jingyu (2019).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Chiang Tao is Killer Constable with an IMDb rating of 7.1.
Chiang Tao has been active for approximately 48 years, with credits spanning from 1971 to 2019.
Titles featuring Chiang Tao currently have an average IMDb rating of 5.7.
The busiest years in Chiang Tao's career include 1980, 1987, 1979.
