Donnie Yen filmography

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Donnie Yen filmography
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Donnie Yen in 2018
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This is the filmography of Hong Kong actor, film director, producer and action choreographer Donnie Yen. [1] [2] [3] [4]

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Film

YearEnglish titleChinese titleRoleNotes
1983 Shaolin Drunkard 天师撞邪a.k.a. Miracle Fighters 2
Stuntman
1984 Drunken Tai Chi 笑太极Ching Doa.k.a. Drunken Tai Chi Master
1985 Mismatched Couples 情逢敌手Eddiea.k.a. The Mismatched Couple
1988 Tiger Cage 特警屠龙TerryAlso action director
1989 In the Line of Duty 4: Witness 皇家师姐IV直击证人Captain Donnie Yana.k.a. In the Line of Duty
a.k.a. In the Line of Duty IV: Witness
a.k.a. Yes, Madam 4
1990 Tiger Cage 2 洗黑钱Dragon YauAlso action director
1991 Holy Virgin vs. the Evil Dead魔唇劫Shiang Chin-fei
Crystal Hunt 怒火威龙Leung / Brett Chan
1992 Cheetah on Fire 猎豹行动Ronald / Ronnie / Roanoa.k.a. Fight to Survive in the Philippines
Once Upon a Time in China II 黄飞鸿之二男儿当自强Commander Lan
New Dragon Gate Inn 新龙门客栈Eunuch Tsaoa.k.a. Dragon Inn
1993 Iron Monkey 少年黄飞鸿之铁马骝 Wong Kei-ying a.k.a. Iron Monkey: The Young Wong Fei Hung
Butterfly and Sword 新流星蝴蝶剑Yip Cheunga.k.a. Comet, Butterfly, and Sword
Hero Among Heroes 苏乞儿Beggar So Chan a.k.a. The Red Dragon
a.k.a. Beggar So
1994 Wing Chun 咏春Leung Pok-toa.k.a. The Beautiful Secret Agent
Also action director
Circus Kid 马戏小子Danton Leea.k.a. Circus Kids
1995 The Saint of Gamblers 赌圣2之街头赌圣Lone SevenCameo
Asian Cop: High Voltage亚洲警察之高压线Chiang Ho-waa.k.a. Asian Cops: High Voltage
Also action director
1996 Iron Monkey 2 街头杀手The Iron Monkey
Satan Returns 666魔鬼复活Nama.k.a. Satan's Return
a.k.a. Shaolin vs. The Devil's Omen
Also action director
1997 Legend of the Wolf 战狼传说Fung Man-hina.k.a. The New Big Boss
Also director, producer, action director and co-writer
Black Rose II 黑玫瑰之义结金兰Boxing School Ownera.k.a. The Black Rose
a.k.a. 97 Legendary La Rose Noire
1998 Ballistic Kiss 杀杀人,跳跳舞Cata.k.a. Kill a Little, Dance a Little
Also director, producer and action director
Shanghai Affairs 新唐山大兄Tong ShanAlso director and action director
1999 City of Darkness黑色城市Ozonea.k.a. Black City
Moonlight Express 星月童话Action director
2000 Highlander: Endgame 超时空圣战Jin KeMartial arts choreographer
2001 The Princess Blade 修罗雪姬a.k.a. Shurayuki Hime
Action choreographer
2002 Blade II 刀锋战士2SnowmanAlso action choreographer
Hero 英雄Long Sky
2003 Shanghai Knights 上海正午2:上海骑士Wu Chow
The Twins Effect 千机变a.k.a. Vampire Effect
Co-director and action director
2004 The Twins Effect II 千机变II花都大战General Lonea.k.a. Huadu Chronicles: The Blade of the Rose
Protégé de la Rose Noire 见习黑玫瑰a.k.a. Black Rose Academy
Co-director and action director
Love on the Rocks 恋情告急Victor Tsui
2005 SPL: Sha Po Lang 杀破狼Inspector Ma Kwana.k.a. Kill Zone (US)
Action director
Seven Swords 七剑 Chu Zhaonan
2006 Stormbreaker 风暴突击者Action director
Dragon Tiger Gate 龙虎门Wong Siu-lung, a.k.a. "Dragon Wong"Also action director and executive producer
2007 Flash Point 导火线Inspector Ma Juna.k.a. Flashpoint
a.k.a. City Without Mercy
Also action director and producer
2008 An Empress and the Warriors 江山美人Murong Xuehua.k.a. The Kingdom and a Beauty
Painted Skin 画皮Pang YongAlso producer
Ip Man 叶问 Ip Man
2009 All's Well, Ends Well 2009 家有喜事2009Wedding Guest
The Founding of a Republic 建国大业 Tian Han a.k.a. Jian Guo Da Ye (lit. The Great Cause of China's Foundation)
a.k.a. Founding of a Nation
a.k.a. Lofty Ambitions of Nation Building
Bodyguards and Assassins 十月围城Shen ChongyangAlso action director
2010 14 Blades 锦衣卫Qinglong
Ip Man 2 叶问2:宗师传奇Ip Man
Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen 精武风云-陈真 Chen Zhen Also action director
2011 All's Well, Ends Well 2011 最强喜事Arnold Cheng
The Lost Bladesman 关云长 Guan Yu Also action director
Dragon 武俠Liu Jinxi / Tang Longa.k.a. Dragon
Also action director
2012 All's Well, Ends Well 2012 八星抱喜Carl Tama.k.a. Eight Happiness 2012
2013 Together在一起Mr. Cool
Special ID 特殊身份Dragon ChanAlso action director
2014 Golden Chicken 3 金鸡SSSMaster Yip
The Monkey King 西游记之大闹天宫 Sun Wukong Also action director
Iceman 冰封:重生之门Ho YingAlso action director
Kung Fu Jungle 一个人的武林Ha Hou-mouAlso action director
2015 An Inspector Calls 浮華宴Pop QuadrupletCameo
Ip Man 3 叶问3Ip Man
2016 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny 卧虎藏龙:青冥宝剑Silent Wolf [5]
Rogue One 星球大战外传:侠盗一号 Chirrut Îmwe
2017 XXX: Return of Xander Cage 极限特工:终极回归Xiang
Chasing the Dragon 追龙 Crippled Ho
Gong Shou Dao 功守道Master YenDocumentary/Short film
2018 Big Brother 大师兄Henry Chen Xia / Chan Hak
Iceman: The Time Traveller冰封侠:时空行者Ho YingAlso action director
Master Z: Ip Man Legacy 叶问外传:张天志Producer
2019 Ip Man 4: The Finale 叶问4:完结篇Ip Man
2020 Enter the Fat Dragon 肥龙过江Fallon ZhuProducer
Mulan 花木兰Commander Tung
2021 Raging Fire 怒火Cheung Sung-bong [6] [7]
2022 New Kung Fu Cult Master 1 倚天屠龙记之九阳神功 Cheung Sam-fung
New Kung Fu Cult Master 2 倚天屠龍記之聖火雄風 Cheung Sam-fung
Come Back Home搜救De
2023 Sakra 天龙八部之乔峰传 Qiao Feng Also director and co-producer
John Wick: Chapter 4 疾速追杀4Caine
TBA Sleeping Dogs 睡狗Wei Shen [8]

Television

YearEnglish titleOriginal titleRoleNetworkNotes
1988 The Last Conflict 刑警本色Dickson Kwan TVB Television film
1989 Fei Fu Kwan Ying 飞虎群英Cheung Ho-nam
Mo Min Kap Sin Fung 无冕急先锋Tse Kwok-tung
1991 A New Life 命运迷宮Chong Ka-chun
Crime File干探群英Dan, a.k.a. "Bomb"
1994 The Kung Fu Master 洪熙官 Hung Hei-gun ATV The series consisted of 30 hour-long episodes. Tai Seng later released a condensed version; the first third of the series was released as a 200 min film, The Kung Fu Master and the second two-thirds were released as a 217-minute film, Revenge of the Kung Fu Master (both in 2003). Yen also sang the theme song. [9] [10]
1995 Fist of Fury 精武门
Jing Wu Men
Chen Zhen The series consists of 30 episodes.
In 2001, Tai Seng released a condensed version of the series as a single 2-hour film entitled Fist of Fury: Sworn Revenge.
Yen also sang the theme song.
1999 Codename: The PumaLa Puma - Kämpfer mit Herz RTL Co-director and action director

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