Fung Hak On: A Legend Never Dies

Fung Hak On: A Legend Never Dies (No copyright intended)
A tribute to a Hong Kong cinema legend Fung Hak On (RIP)

[@mikecarey1885]

I believe he was very underrated, yet he made one of the best bad guys ever

[@Texy88]

He certainly gained quite a cult following. He even appeared in _Ip Man 2_ (the Donnie Yen-starring film) and _Kung-Fu Hustle_

[@Kenny-A450]

This guy is a legend!!! Definitely one of the best!!Hark Fung On and Hwang Jan Lee best villains from the 70s.R.I.P

[@PrometheusGroup777]

Dont forget Philip Ko Fei as well.

[@andrewteleki8869]

What a legacy he has left behind, I love his movies, what a legend!

[@giantasiansticker8068]

R.I.P I can’t believe he died 5 years ago he was such a legend one of my favorite actors

[@rickyrobertson8064]

These guys are truly ICONS of their craft. They were impressive when they were young, and pursued a CRAFT that is so physically demanding few even consider it as a career. They fought (PRACTICE) for 8 hours a day on the set!

[@mrblaque215]

RIP to an amazing martial artist

[@PrometheusGroup777]

Excellent fighter...

[@CAD2676]

Another excellent video for an outstanding legend! Thank you!

[@KINGOFKUNGFUAMP]

LastVenom76 thank you for watching

[@jiujitsu77]

brought a tear to my eye

[@mikehunt9884]

i think its great how they had a bunch of these old school kung fu movie legends show up as cameos and small roles in some recent flicks, Fung Hak On was in the Ip Man movies, but another legend was in th Bodyguard movie with Sammo Hung, Dean Shek. These guys were in 200+ movies always playing the same roles, Fung Hak On always the bad guy, and Dean Shek always the silly guy.. except in A Better Tommorow II where he played a more serious role. So these legends were able to get a little bit of recognition before passing away.

[@matsiesmith2425]

He is the 1st person you see in 'Snake in the Eagles Shadow'. That is where I found him. I now own many movies with him in and he will always be one of my favourite martial artists!

[@aleksisuhonen5433]

R.I.P

[@darkuser9992]

Rip...it was great seeing a old school veteran in Ip Man 2

[@judck]

He was in Kung Fu Hustle too. I had no idea he was the 2nd harpist.

[@Shamo1984]

can anyone tell me the name of that song please?

[@KINGOFKUNGFUAMP]

MeineAuszeit will try and find it again for you. It was just a song of KZbin think it's a totality free beat. If you have Shazam on your phone that might tell you but will look later on anyway

[@Shamo1984]

KINGOFKUNGFUAMP thank you very much for your effort! I found a webside that allows me to download that track. :)

[@ЛеснойБоровик-б5ш]

Name film 1:13? And on 1:38?

[@mikigalshou7806]

Warriors 2 not sure about the other

[@horrudu4081]

With the craziest praying mantis scenes ever, definitly one of my absolute favourit Fung Hak-On scenes!

[@ЛеснойБоровик-б5ш]

name film on 0:07?

[@KINGOFKUNGFUAMP]

Martial Arts dreadnaught - movie about Wong Fei Hung also starring Yuen Biao and Leung Kar Yan

[@ЛеснойБоровик-б5ш]

KINGOFKUNGFUAMP name film

[@KINGOFKUNGFUAMP]

Martial Arts dreadnaught

[@horrudu4081]

Also known as just Dreadnaught

[@horrudu4081]

No one did what he did! Would love to see him as the hero for once. His martial arts where so good, but so was his subtle acting. Would be soooo nice to see more of that in the caractization of a protagonist.

[@MikhnevoAlex]

I have 48 movies in DVD with him

[@alen85]

Best to ever do it. Practically founded Jackie’s stunt team.