Raymond Wong Pak-Ming Filmography: Movies and Television Credits
Selected screen credits for Raymond Wong Pak-Ming: 10 movie titles and 0 television titles, with film release years and roles.
This Raymond Wong Pak-Ming filmography covers 10 movie titles and 0 television titles from the available cast credits. Multiple roles in the same title are grouped together. It is a selection of screen credits, rather than a complete record of every performance. Credits may include acting, voice work, uncredited roles and appearances as themselves.
Raymond Wong Pak-Ming movies by release year
The years below are film release years, not filming dates.
- Aces Go Places (1982) as Priest
- Aces Go Places II (1983) as Priest
- The Happy Ghost (1984) as Chu Kam-Chun - Happy Ghost
- Happy Ghost III (1986) as Hong Sam-Kwai / Chu Kam-Chun
- All's Well, Ends Well (1992) as Shang Moon
- All's Well End's Well, Too (1993) as Lam Ka Sing
- The Chinese Feast (1995)
- All's Well, End's Well '97 (1997) as Lo Leung
- All's Well, End's Well 2009 (2009) as Conan
- Golden Chickensss (2014) as Old Male Prostitute
Credit information: TMDB, with additional sources listed below where used. The titles shown here do not establish the beginning or end of Raymond Wong Pak-Ming's career, and omissions should not be treated as evidence that a credit does not exist.
Frequently asked questions
How many titles are listed in this Raymond Wong Pak-Ming filmography?
This page lists 10 movie titles and 0 television titles. Multiple characters in the same title are grouped together; these counts describe this selection, not a career total.
What do the dates in this filmography mean?
Movie years refer to release dates. Television appearance dates are shown only where verified for the performer. A series premiere date is not used as the date of a guest appearance or as the start of a career.
Is this a complete list of Raymond Wong Pak-Ming's credits?
No. This is a selected filmography drawn from available cast records. Early work, short films, individual episodes, stage work and other credits may be absent. It should not be used to identify a first-ever role or the latest project.
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