Wong Tin-Lam
Wong Tin-Lam (1927–2010) was a Chinese screenwriter, producer, director, and actor, who has contributed to the Hong Kong cinema scene with a career spanning six decades. He has made films in Cantonese, Mandarin and Amoy dialect.
Known for
Enter the Dragon
Last Hero in China
Member of Moral Reform Society
Election 2
Uncle Teng Wai
A True Mob Story
Uncle Fatty
Election
Uncle Teng
Look Out, Officer!
Movie Director
Triad Wars
Uncle Dee / Ma Wing Ying
Justice, My Foot!
Shoe Shopkeeper
Ghost Busting
Maggie's Father
The Longest Nite
Uncle Fat
I Corrupt All Cops
Uncle Ball
The Mission
Fat Cheung
Bad Blood
Uncle Fat Ball
All About Ah-Long
Advertising Executive
Wu Yen
Earth God
She Starts the Fire
PTU
Uncle Cheung
Fat Choi Spirit
Fat Uncle
Conman in Tokyo
Fatty
The Master Strikes Back
Mayor Ma Fu Chang
My Left Eye Sees Ghosts
Sam's Father
The Romancing Star
Tung Tung's father
The Queen of Gamble
Movie director
Love on a Diet
Fatso's Friend
The Shopaholics
Uncle Fatty
A Hero Never Dies
Fatty
Young and Dangerous 5
To Miss with Love
Chien's Father
Sex and the Beauties
1941 Hong Kong on Fire
Thank You Grandpa
The Royal Scoundrel
Inspector Fatso
The Vampire Who Admires Me
The Lady Iron Chef
Uncle Tam
Just Married
The Conman 2002
Dommer's uncle
Doubles Cause Troubles
Stamp Expert
Beauty and the 7 Beasts
Uncle Lam
Beauty and the Breast
Chu Senior
Prince Charming
Chen Li Pin's Father
Honesty
Kung Fu Mahjong 2
Three Tiles
The Big Score
Panther's syndicate partner
Love Is a Many Stupid Thing
Lobster
The New Option: The Final Showdown
Born to Gamble
Fatty Wong
The Blood Rules
Uncle Lam
Hong Kong Bronx
Women from Mars
The New Option: Puppet Hon
Don't Open Your Eyes
Old Master Chiu
Loving Him
The New Option - Run and Shoot
The New Option: The Campaign
My Wacky, Wacky World
The New Option: Saviour
It's Always Spring
Record company manager