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Run Run Shaw Biography (1907-)

Born October 14, 1907, in Shanghai, China; married Wong Mee Chun, 1932 (deceased); children: Vee Meng, Dorothy, Violet, Harold. Addresses: OFFICE--c/o Shaw Brothers Ltd., Lot 220, Clear Water Bay Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong andBox 95638, Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Nationality

Chinese

Gender

Male

Birth Details

October 14, 1907

Shanghai, China

Famous Works

• Credits
• FILM WORK; ALL AS PRODUCER,UNLESS INDICATED Madame White Snake (also known as Pai-She Chuan), Frank Lee International, 1963.
• The Last Woman of Shang (also known as Ta Chi), Frank Lee International,1964.
• The Love Eterne (also known as Liang Shan-Po Yu Chu Ying-T'ai), Frank LeeInternational, 1964.
• (with Runme Shaw) Empress Wu (also known as Wu-Hou), Shaw Brothers, 1965.
• The Enchanting Shadow (also known as Chin, Nu Yu Hun), Shaw Brothers, 1965.
• The Grand Substitution, Frank Lee International, 1965.
• The Lady General (also known as Hua Mu-Lan), Frank Lee International, 1965.
• The Shepherd Girl, Frank Lee International, 1965.
• Lovers' Rock, Shaw Brothers, 1966.
• Sons of Good Earth, Frank Lee International, 1967.
• Vermilion Door, Shaw Brothers, 1969.
• Five Fingers of Death (also known as Hand of Death), Warner Brothers, 1973.
• Man of Iron, Bardene International, 1973.
• production supervisor, Triple Irons, National General, 1973.
• (with Gustave Berne) Blood Money, Shaw Brothers/Compagnia CinematograficaChampion/Midega/Harbor, 1974.
• The Sacred Knives of Vengeance (also known as The Killer), Warner Brothers, 1974.
• (with William Tennant) Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold, Warner Brothers, 1975.
• King Gambler, Shaw Brothers, 1975.
• Big Bad Sis, Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• (with Runme Shaw) Bruce Lee and I (also known as Bruce and I), Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• The Brotherhood, Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• The Crooks, Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• Deadly Angels, Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• Girls for Sale, Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• Oily Maniac, Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• Shaolin Avenger, Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• The Dream of the Red Chamber, Shaw Brothers, 1976.
• Dreams of Eroticism, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• Gang of Four, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• Innocent Lust, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• Judgment of an Assassin, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• Life Gamble, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• The Mad Monk, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• The Mad Monk Strikes Again, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• The Brave Archer, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• executive producer, The Mad Love Chase, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• executive producer, The Proud Youth, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• executive producer, Pursuit of Vengeance, Shaw Brothers, 1977.
• Delinquent Teenagers, Shaw Brothers, 1978.
• Island of Virgins, Shaw Brothers, 1978.
• executive producer, The Brave Archers, Part II, Shaw Brothers, 1978.
• executive producer, The Psychopath, Shaw Brothers, 1978.
• The Proud Twins, Shaw Brothers, 1979.
• Shaolin Abbot, Shaw Brothers, 1979.
• (with Mona Fong) Shaolin Rescuers, Shaw Brothers, 1979.
• Tragedy of Love, Shaw Brothers, 1979.
• The Convict Killer, Shaw Brothers, 1980.
• (with Richard Gordon and David Speechly) Horror Planet (also known as Inseminoid), Almi/Brent Walker/Embassy Home Entertainment, 1980.
• Two Champions of Shaolin, Shaw Brothers, 1980.
• Ghosts Galore, Shaw Brothers, 1982.
• Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, Shaw Brothers, 1982.
• On the Wrong Track, Shaw Brothers, 1983.
• Behind the Yellow Line, Shaw Brothers, 1984.
• executive producer, Prince Charming, Shaw Brothers, 1984.
• Girl with the Diamond Slipper, Shaw Brothers, 1985.
• (with Mona Fong and Wong Kar Hee) My Name Ain't Suzie, Shaw Brothers, 1985.
• Zuodian Yuanyang (also known as Love with the Perfect Stranger), Shaw Brothers, 1985.
• Carry On Doctors and Nurses, Shaw Brothers, 1985.
• Also produced Oriental Playgirls, 1975.