
Acting · Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China · Born September 6, 1948
Samuel Hui Koon-Kit (許冠傑) is a Hong Kong musician, singer, songwriter and actor born on September 6, 1948 in Guangzhou, China. His family moved to Hong Kong as refugees in 1950. He is credited with popularizing Cantopop both via the infusion of Western-style music and his usage of vernacular Cantonese rather than written vernacular Chinese in biting lyrics that addressed contemporary problems and concerns. Hui is considered by some to be the first major superstar of Cantopop, known as the God of Song. As an actor, he is well-known for portraying the main character "King Kong" in five installments of Aces Go Places film series.
TVIn Memory Of Leslie Cheung
2023
Movie许冠杰 - 此时此处演唱会
2023
MovieTME Live「想你 張國榮」線上音樂會
2021
as self
Movie許冠傑:相識廿載演唱會'87 (升級版)
2015
as himself
MovieWinner Takes All
2000
as 黄大千
MovieLaughter Of Water Margins
1993
as Wu Sung
MovieAll's Well End's Well, Too
1993
as Chow Tung
Movie許冠傑光榮引退匯群星
1992
MovieThe Banquet
1991
MovieFront Page
1990
as Mad Bill Lee
MovieThe Dragon from Russia
1990
as Freeman Yao Lung
MovieSwordsman
1990
as Ling Wu Chung
MovieAces Go Places V: The Terracotta Hit
1989
as King Kong
MovieChicken and Duck Talk
1988
as Self (cameo)
MovieThe Legend of Wisely
1987
as Wisely
MovieAces Go Places IV: You Never Die Twice
1986
as King Kong
MovieWorking Class
1985
as Yam
MovieA Family Affair
1984
as Chan Wing Cheong
MovieAces Go Places III: Our Man from Bond Street
1984
as Sam Hong Kong
MovieAces Go Places II
1983
as King Kong
MovieAces Go Places
1982
as King Kong
MovieSecurity Unlimited
1981
as Lieutenant Sam
MovieThe Contract
1978
as Chu Sai Kit
MovieThe Private Eyes
1976
as Lee Kwok-kit
MovieThe Last Message
1975
as Lee
MovieGames Gamblers Play
1974
as Kit
MovieNaughty! Naughty!
1974
as Wu Te-Chuan
MovieChinatown Capers
1974
as Embroidered Pillow
MovieThe Tattooed Dragon
1973
as Koon-Kit
MovieBruce Lee: The Man and the Legend
1973
as Self
MovieBack Alley Princess
1973
as Embroidered Pillow
TVThe Hui Brothers Show
1971
as Host