Lin Chen-Chi
Biography
Lin Chen-Chi was one of Hong Kong Cinema's leading ingenues of the 1970's. Born in Taiwan in 1955, she worked as a photographic model and made a few films in Taiwan before being brought to Hong Kong by Shaw Brothers in 1974. She made an average of two or three films a year during her Shaw Brothers years, beginning with Cohabitation and ending with Haunted Tales. But it was after leaving Shaw Brothers that she delivered her most memorable performance, in Tsui Hark's controversial "Dangerous Encounters - 1st Kind". Lin retired soon afterwards.
Filmography
Devil Cat
1985
Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils
1982
Dangerous Encounters of the First Kind
1980
as Wan-Shu
Haunted Tales
1980
as Mei-Mei
Heaven and Hell
1980
as Red Dress
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One Son Too Many
1980
as Tsen Kai-Szu
The Brave Archer 2
1978
as Ching Yiu Jia
Life Gamble
1978
as Xiao Qiang
Soul of the Sword
1978
as He Lian / Young Swordsman's Girlfriend
The Battle Wizard
1977
as Zhong Ling-erh
The Girlie Bar
1976
as Xiao Fen
The Snake Prince
1976
as Hei Qin
The Spiritual Boxer
1975
as Jin Lian
The Big Holdup
1975
as Jenny
The Taxi Driver
1975
as Heung Lai Ching
Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold
1975
as Madalena
Cohabitation
1975
as Li Mingli
Young Lovers on Flying Wheels
1974
as Zhongtai's Friend
Valley of the Double Dragon
1974
as Hwang Feng