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Latest revision as of 09:19, 1 March 2020
Profile
- Name: 鮑方 / Bau Fong (Bao Fang)
- Also known as: Pau Fong
- Real name: 鮑繼煥 / Bau Gai Wun
- Profession: Actor and director
- Birthdate: 1922-Nov-13
- Birthplace: Jiangxi, China
- Death: 2006-Sep-22
- Family: Daughter/actress Bau Hei Jing, son/cinematographer Peter Pau
TV Series
- Plain Love II (TVB, 1999)
- The Flying Fox of the Snowy Mountain 1999 (TVB, 1999)
- The Duke of Mount Deer 1998 (TVB, 1998)
- Cold Blood Warm Heart (TVB, 1996)
- State of Divinity (TVB, 1996)
- Before Dawn (TVB, 1996)
- A Kindred Spirit (TVB, 1995)
- Remembrance (TVB, 1994)
- Shade of Darkness (TVB, 1994)
- Conscience (TVB, 1994)
- The Mystery of the Condor Hero (TVB, 1993)
- Vengeance (TVB, 1992)
- Road for the Heroes (TVB, 1992, cameo)
- Where I Belong (TVB, 1990)
- A Life of His Own (TVB, 1991)
- The Final Combat (TVB, 1989)
- The Final Verdict (TVB, 1988)
- The Grand Canal (TVB, 1987)
- New Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre (TVB, 1986)
- The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain (TVB, 1985)
- The Last Performance (TVB, 1985)
- Love and Passion (萬水千山總是情) (TVB, 1982)
- Yesterday's Glitter (TVB, 1980)
Recognitions
- Golden Bauhinia Award: Lifetime Achievement Award (1999)