Lau Kar Leung, alias Liu Jia Liang   Master of Kung Fu
		Authentic Chinese Kung Fu on screen......... Dirty Ho Me in Drunken Monkey 2 Chow Yun Fat in Tiger on Beat Drunken Monkey 3 Kar Fei and I! My brother and I in Drunken Monkey. Lau Kar Leung began appearing in movies in the 1950¡¦s and slowly worked his way up to action choreographer for the Shaw Brothers. He became a director in 1975 with a classic film ¡V The Spiritual Boxer. This film mixes comedy, the supernatural and martial arts (even a drunken martial art scene). He followed this with Challenge of the Masters ¡Vwhich tells of the early years of Wong Fei-hung , Executioners from Shaolin in 1976 and then the classic 36th Chamber of Shaolin 1978. This film made a big star of Lau Kar Fei (Gordon Liu) and his baldhead became almost synonymous with kung-fu films for a few years. Lau Kar Leung was the most prolific and important director of the Shaw Brothers kung-fu films. He was also a fine martial artist and has appeared in many films. Born in 1936, he began studying martial arts at the age of seven. His father - Lau Cham- was a martial artist as well and had appeared in some of the Wong Fei Hung films as the sifu.