Fei Deng
Fei Deng is an actor, known for Feng kuang de wai xing ren (2019), Hai dai (2017) and Re dai wang shi (2021).
Fei Kao
Fei Kao is an actor, known for Huo feng huang (1978), Hu xue tu long (1975) and Hong men san zhu xiang (1982).
Fei Lung
Born in Taiwan, Lung Fei starred in a multitude of films in Hong Kong and other Asian cinema markets throughout the 1970s and '80s. Appearing primarily in martial arts films, he is perhaps best known for his portrayals of thick bearded or mustached villains. He appeared in several films opposite Jimmy Wang Yu (Jimmy Wang Yu) including Zhan shen tan (1973) (Beach of the Wargods), Tang ren piao ke (1972) (The Screaming Tiger), Du bi quan wang da po xue di zi (1976) (Master of the Flying Guillotine) and the hit kung-fu film, Hu hao shuang xing (1976) (Tiger and Crane Fist aka The Savage Killers). Tiger and Crane Fist was later spoofed in Steve Oedekerk's chop-socky comedy, Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (2002) in which Fei's charater's name is changed to "Betty." Some of Fei's other notable roles include appearances in Sheng jian feng yun (1977) (Imperial Sword) with Ling Chia (aka Gia Ling/Chia Ling/Judy Lee), Shao Lin pan tu (1977) (Shaolin Traitor) with the legendary Carter Wong and Polly Ling-Feng Shang-Kuan (Polly Shang Kuan), Tian di shuang yi tui (1978) (Dual Flying Kicks) with marital arts mule-kicker, "Delon" Tao-Liang Tan. With the decline of the martial arts genre during the early 1990's, Lung Fei retired from acting after 20 years and over 100 films. He has since made only minor appearances in film and television.
Fei Lung Chen
Fei Lung Chen is an actor, known for Fainaru faito - Saigo no ichigeki (1989), Guan yin ke zhan (1970) and Yi jian qing shen (1969).
Fei Meng
Fei Meng was born in 1952 in Shandong, China. He is an actor, known for Chuan ji Fang Shi Yu (1976), Xia ying Liu Xiang (1980) and Fang Shi Yu (1972).
Fei Ren
Chinese-Canadian actress and director Fei Ren brought to life complex, dynamic and diverse range of roles. Her performances have been nominated for multiple awards in TV, film, and theatre. Ren is best known for starring as a deadly assassin in Netflix's crime action film "Polar" opposite Katheryn Winnick, Mads Mikkelsen, and Matt Lucas. Her performance got her a nomination for Best Supporting Performance in Leo Award (2020). She also starred in the feminist dark comedy web series "This Blows," created by Bruce McCulloch, where her portrayal of a quirky hacker landed a Canadian Screen Award nomination for Best Supporting performance (2019). She produced and lead the play "Lungs" by Duncan Macmillan, which got her a nomination for Best Leading Performance in Jessie Richardson Theatre Award (2020). In addition, Ren is known for her series regular role as a feminist movie star on CBC's "The Romeo Section," created by Chris Haddock, where she performed in English and Mandarin. Ren also appeared in American hit shows: Supernatural (The CW), Lucifer (FOX), Minority Report (FOX), and The Magicians (SyFy). Additional film credits include her supporting lead role as a psychopathic military commander in the indie action film "SuperGrid," and the Chinese movie "Fatal Visit," alongside Sammi Cheng. She also guest-starred as a voice actress in pop culture classic Robot Chicken created by Seth Green. Born and raised in Zhengzhou, China, Ren moved to Canada to complete her Psychology degree at the University of British Columbia, while working internationally as a model, appeared in hundreds of runways and editorials. Since graduation, Ren has been training intensively in the craft of acting and clowning in Vancouver and New York. In addition to her screen credits and editorial modeling work, Ren has also cultivated her skills as a stage director, having directed "The Mirror Test," a play at the Annex Orpheum Theatre, as well as the dark feminist comedy "Commencing," featuring an all-female cast. Ren believes in the power of storytelling, passionate about using art to impact people's life positively. In her spare time, she finds artistic satisfaction in painting, dancing, and cooking.
Fei Wang
Fei Wang is an actor, known for She mo nu da nao dou shi (1974), Yin gu (1969) and Da xiao you long (1974).
Fei-Chieh Wu
Fei-Chieh Wu is an actress, known for Meng shi (1974).
Fei-Chien Wu
Fei-Chien Wu was born in 1956 in Taichung, Taiwan. He is a director and assistant director, known for Meng shi (1974), Gai shi quan (1972) and Hu yao hu (1966).
Fei-Fei Chin
Fei-Fei Chin is an actress, known for Hong yi la ma (1979), Juan xing quan fa yu fa (1978) and Hu tu xia nu (1978).
