Blackie Ko Shou-Liang
- Child actor
- Teen actor
Blackie Ko was a Taiwanese film director, producer, stuntman, singer and actor. Blackie was considered as the greatest automotive stunt choreographer in Asia.
Acted in
Papa Loves You
2004
as Blackie
Life Express
2004
as Ng Sung-Yung
Instant Marriage
2004
Black Mask 2: City of Masks
2002
as Inspector
Wulong Prince
2002
as 汉武帝 / 逍遥子
Her Name Is Cat 2: Journey To Death
2001
as Ping
Doctor No…
2001
Hero of City
2001
as Gordon / "Romeo"
City of Desire
2001
as Cat
Gangs 2001
2001
Ghost
2001
Fidelity
2001
as Zheng Ge
For Bad Boys Only
2000
as Dark Tung
An Eye for an Eye
2000
as Officer Chan
Undercover Blues
2000
Return to Dark
2000
as Mucho
Born to Be King
2000
as Wong Dog Dog
Crying Heart
1999
The Legend of Speed
1999
as Black Tone
The Masked Prosecutor
1999
as Wan Bing-guy
Top Gear
1999
Cop
1999
Cop Abula
1999
as Abula
Jackie Chan: My Story
1998
as (archive footage) (uncredited)
Chivalrous Legend
1998
as Liao's Master
Rainy Dog
1997
as Whorehouse Proprietor
Black Rose II
1997
as Suen Mooi-Tong
星空下的傾情
1997
Mahjong Dragon
1997
as Blackie
Best of the Best
1996
Young and Dangerous 3
1996
as Koh Chi Wah
Young and Dangerous 2
1996
as Blackie
Asian Connection
1995
The Enforcer
1995
as Darkie
Don't Give a Damn
1995
as Stupid Robber on the Bus
Modern Republic
1995
God of Gamblers' Return
1994
as Hoi On
Chez n' Ham
1993
as Lung
The World of Desire
1993
as Leung
Crime Story
1993
as Captain Ko
Invincible
1992
as Brother Hark
Requital
1992
as Big Mouth
Dust of Angels
1992
as Boss Ke
Fight Back to School 2
1992
as Hood Interrogated by Wah
Rhythm of Destiny
1992
as Hark
Queen of Underworld
1991
as Crazy Kwong
Alan and Eric: Between Hello and Goodbye
1991
as Pierre
God of Gamblers II
1990
as Black Panther
Kawashima Yoshiko
1990
Family Honor
1990
as Arms supplier
Curry & Pepper
1990
as Fang
It Takes Two to Mingle
1990
The Fortune Code
1990
as Hideki Saijo
City Cops
1989
as Kent's Taxi Driver Buddy
Whampoa Blues
1989
City Kids 1989
1989
as Killer
Mr. Sunshine
1989
as Xiao-Li
News Attack
1989
as Joseph's thug
Burning Sensation
1989
as Taxi driver
Little Cop
1989
as Yi's Henchman
Runaway Blues
1988
as Triad in Race
Hero of Tomorrow
1988
The Dragon Family
1988
as Driver of Red Car Rescuing Wah
Easy Money
1987
as Brother Lung
The Legend of Wisely
1987
as The Two Headed Snake
The Final Test
1987
as Foreman
Legacy of Rage
1986
as Michael's Thug
Royal Warriors
1986
Rosa
1986
as Jeep driver who beat red traffic-light
It's a Drink! It's a Bomb!
1985
as Security guard
Heart of Dragon
1985
as Kim's thug
Shyly Joker
1985
The Owl vs Bombo
1984
Wheels on Meals
1984
as Motorcycle Punk Leader
Black and White
1983
The Longest Night
1983
I Shall Return
1982
Seven Knights
1982
Can't Stop the War
1982
Pink Force Commando
1982
as Thug in Black Leather Jacket
The Girl Robber and I
1982
Everybody Is Laughing
1981
Kung Hai Fa Choy
1981
Mission Over the Eagle Castle
1980
Devil Killer
1980
as Hei
Master Killers
1980
Mission Kiss and Kill
1979
Bachelor's Delight
1978
Shaolin Ex-Monk
1978
as Chow Li-Chin / Mudfish
Shaolin Invincibles
1978
as Black ghost with long tongue
The Red Phoenix
1978
The Boxer's Adventure
1977
as Lin Tien Kuen
Return of the Chinese Boxer
1977
as Thailändischer Boxer
Invincible Swordswoman
1977
Return of the Tiger
1977
as Paul's Henchman #3 (as Ko Shou-Liang)
The Secret Rivals 2
1977
Dynasty
1977
as Extra
General Stone
1977
Secret of Chinese Kung Fu
1977
as Thai fighter
Pai Yu Ching
1977
as Qing Long Hall Master
The Magic Ring
1976
The Double Double Cross
1975
Big Brother
1974
Best and Worst
1974
The Cantonese
1973
Gambling For Gold
1973
Operation "White Shirt"
1973
Beach of the War Gods
1973
as [Extra]
Win Them All
1973
Infernal Street
1973
as Japanischer Kämpfer
The Champion
1973
as Te-Piao's thug / Japanese
Kung Fu Powerhouse
1973
Seven Indignant
1973
A Girl Called Tigress
1973
Tiger Tiger Tiger
1973
The Iron Hero
1973
The Dark Alley
1972
Tough Duel
1972
One-Armed Boxer
1972
as Thai Bronze Foot Mi Su
Chaochow Guy
1972
The Eight Dragon Swords
1972
The Brave and the Evil
1971
The Eight Dragon Swords
1971
as Extra