Acting · Hong Kong, British Crown Colony · Born October 1, 1952
Anthony Chan Yau is a Hong Kong actor and the drummer for the band Wynners. In 1981, Chan formed a film production company with Kenny Bee and produced Monkey Business. Chan joined Shaw Brothers in 1983 and produced his remarkable project Let’s Make Laugh, which was directed by Alfred Cheung Kin-Ting. Then, Cheung and Chan formed a production company afterwards. One of Chan’s most ambitious projects was A Fishy Story, starring by Kenny Bee and Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk, in which Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk won the best actress award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. In recent years, Chan emigrated to US and retired from the film industry.
MovieThe Last Jiangshi
2025
TV今晚有歌廳
2025
MovieSet Sail 2024 - China Central Radio and Television Station New Year's Eve Party
2023
MovieEmbrace
2021
MovieEnter the Fat Dragon
2020
as Chief Commissioner
MovieMaster of Four Eyes 2
2019
MovieMaster of Four Eyes
2019
as 友叔
MovieHouse of the Rising Sons
2018
MovieThe Yuppie Fantasia 3
2017
MovieNever Say Goodbye - The Wynners Live In Concert 2016
2016
MovieParis Holiday
2015
as Mr Chow
MovieRigor Mortis
2013
as Yau
MovieI Love Hong Kong 2013
2013
MovieEast Meets West
2011
as The Wynner
Movie温拿38大跃进演唱会
2011
as Anthony Chan Yau
MovieFortune King Is Coming to Town!
2010
as Taxi Driver
MovieThe Tigers: The Legend of Canton
1993
as Shum Si Koon
Movie3 Days of a Blind Girl
1993
as Dr. Jack Ng
MovieMy Americanize Wife
1992
MovieSecond to None
1992
as Chan Chi Keung
MovieHero of the Beggars
1992
as Hotel Manager
MovieMiracle 90 Days
1992
as Frankie
TVBig Little Man
1992
MovieChanging Partner
1992
as Yau
MovieTwin Dragons
1992
as Hotel Concierge
MovieThe Banquet
1991
as Mr. Chan's Friend
TV梅艷芳飛越舞台十載情
1991
MovieThe Nocturnal Demon
1990
as Officer Chan
MovieTill Death Shall We Start
1990
as David
MovieWhen Fortune Smiles
1990
as Private Eye Wong
MovieA Fishy Story
1989
as Paul Chow
MovieMiracles: The Canton Godfather
1989
as Reporter at Pier
MovieLittle Cop
1989
as Mental Hospital Doctor
MovieMr. Fortune
1989
as Yau
MovieFour Loves
1989
as Chan Mo/Chen Wu
MovieMr Vampire Saga 4
1988
as Four Eyed Taoist
MovieSpooky, Spooky
1988
as Inspector
MovieThree Wishes
1988
as Chan Hong Tai
MovieIn the Blood
1988
as Hold-up Man
MovieOne Husband Too Many
1988
as Hsia Chin-Hsin
MovieTo Err Is Humane
1987
as Detective Wong
MovieLast Eunuch In China
1987
MovieThe Good, The Bad & The Beauty
1987
as Supt Chan [cameo]
MovieProject A Part II
1987
as Policeman #365
MovieThe Romancing Star
1987
as Man in office
MovieHappy Bigamist
1987
as Hsia Hsin
MovieArmour of God
1986
as Member of The Losers (uncredited)
MovieLucky Stars Go Places
1986
as Long Legs
Movie100 Ways to Murder Your Wife
1986
as Chen Chih Tao
MovieWhy, Why, Tell Me Why!!
1986
as Tallie Yau
MovieMillionaires' Express
1986
MovieThe Strange Bedfellow
1986
MovieMr. Vampire
1985
as Taoist Priest
MovieHeart of Dragon
1985
as Danny's Tutor
MovieCarry On Doctors and Nurses
1985
as Dr. Chen
MovieTwinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars
1985
as Lotta
MovieGirl with the Diamond Slipper
1985
as Acting coach at Ju's audition
MovieThe Flying Mr. B
1985
MovieLet's Make Laugh II
1985
as Mr Chan
MovieFunny Triple
1985
as Gold Finger
MovieBehind the Yellow Line
1984
as Ng Wai
MovieMr. Virgin
1984
as Doctor
MovieThe Return of Pom Pom
1984
as Hawker on the run [cameo]
MovieFamily Light Affair
1984
as Pai
MovieLet's Make Laugh
1983
as Bailiff
MovieThe Trail
1983
as Reader
MovieSix Is Company
1982
MovieMonkey Business
1982
as Snake
MovieThe Merry Couple
1981
MoviePlay While You Play
1981
as Lou Jiewen
MovieCrazy World
1981
MovieLucky by Chance
1981
as Ma Lan-Tu
MovieSpring in Autumn
1980
MoviePart Time Job
1980
MovieCute Girl
1980
as Ma Qian
MovieMaking It
1978
MovieRainbow In My Heart
1978
MovieGonna Get You
1976
MovieLet's Rock
1975
Movie溫拿 Never Say Goodbye 2016 香港紅館演唱會
