

Cast & creator
Best known for Looking Back in Anger, Crocodile Tears, Project A - Part II
Cheng Gwan-Min was born in 1917 in Guangdong, China. He was once a theatre actor and broadcaster. In 1936, he made his debut "The Three-Day Massacre in Guangzhou" in Guangzhou. During his long career of more than half a century, he made more than 200 films, mostly Cantonese. A skillful imitator of singers from the East and the West, Cheng had numerous albums and performed Cantonese opera and musicals. He earned himself a nickname "Elvis Presley of the East". From 1970's onwards, he became a host of the classic variety show "Enjoy Yourself Tonight", with occasional guest appearances in films. He passed away in 1995.
Also known as: 鄭君綿, 郑君绵, Cheng Kwan-Min, Cheng Gwan-Min, Zheng Jun-Mian
98
film credits
5
television credits
101
1937–1994 · acting roles
7.5
average across scored titles
Signature credits
Across film & television
Showing 103 of 103 credits



Boss of Goldsmith Shop
1987


贞乾道长
1986
Guangzhou Magistrate Hu
1992
Musician / Servant
1984
Self
1973
Chow Kei-Luen
1964
Man Eating at Hawker Stall
1986

Ah Min
1970
Chiu Chik
1966


Elderly Spirit from Hades
1965
Uncle Cheng
1989
Cheng Kwan Min
1989
Paul's father
1982
Old Taxi Driver
1986

Mr. Chiu
1987
Mr Ng
1988
Cheng Kwan Chi
1974
Boss of Princess Brand
1972威遠侯鄭鈞
1960




Tsui Tai-fei
1961
Sylvia's father
1987
Old Lau
1970
Zhou Weixin
1966
Manager Fong
1968畢成仁
1952
Chang Kwun Jik
1974
George Cheung
1960賈德
1961

Lo Lin
1967

Producer
1974阮敬人
1965
News team director
1994
Mental patient
1966

Sa Can-Ciu
1954
Musical
1954
Ma Tak Hong
1967
Do Gwai Lim
1967
Fong Yan
1964
Chow Wai-Pak
1966


Zhou Zhong-Hua 周忠華
1937

瘦財
1962

趙紫陽
1968Li Shi-Jie
1962


Dr Wang
1974Ah Sam
1967

But Kei
1961
Lee Kei
1965
James Bond
1967


Elderly Spirit from Hades
1965Chan
1966何松年
1964



Wong Shu Fan
1968
秦满天
1961
Yu Kwok-kei
1962
Tang Chan-sin
1965
Ching Wai-Sang
1967Poon Chi-On
1961
Kwong Kwum
1951Lee Kei
1965Yik Ding-on
1964
Dismissed servant at Lee's household
1960Chung Yung
1958
Shou shi
1960
Ma Pei-jing
1960