who did he learn CLF from?
I think mainly his uncle-in-law, who was a buk sing practioner. My sifu LKH mentioned he came and studied privately with him but I don’t think it was for very long and possibly sifu was just screwing with us when he told us that.
[QUOTE=hskwarrior;1002517]who did he learn CLF from?[/QUOTE]
His teacher?
Hopefully not from his hairdresser!
[QUOTE=David Jamieson;1002541]Hopefully not from his hairdresser! :p[/QUOTE]
Some hairdressers are bad ass !!
Fu Sheng
Remember him in the Shaw Brother movies being a fairly good actor. Have heard that he died young and people claim his ghost wanders the old Shaw Bros. sets. Just bought a copy of a film he starred in “The Brave Archer”.
[QUOTE=DRAGONSIHING;1002562]Remember him in the Shaw Brother movies being a fairly good actor. Have heard that he died young and people claim his ghost wanders the old Shaw Bros. sets. Just bought a copy of a film he starred in “The Brave Archer”.[/QUOTE]
yeah, check out the hairdo he sports in that train wreck.
oh wait here: Alexander is teh one who looks most like Xena warrior princess here.
The others appear to be evil elves from Mordor or something…lol Drow!
[QUOTE=DRAGONSIHING;1002562]Have heard that he died young and people claim his ghost wanders the old Shaw Bros. sets.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, he died in a car crash back in the early '80s.
[QUOTE=sanjuro_ronin;1002559]Some hairdressers are bad ass !!
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Yeas, they certainly are… http://www.amazon.com/Deadliest-Man-Alive-T-Roy/dp/1450587097/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1269979851&sr=1-1
A few months ago, someone on kungfucinema had posted several photos of Fu Sheng being trained in CLF for his role in New Shaolin Boxers. They were taken from an old HK magazine, so I don’t know who the teacher was, though it showed them training on a rooftop.
To see Fu Sheng in his finest performances, check out:
Disciples of Shaolin
Shaolin Martial Arts
New Shaolin Boxers
Some people who were only exposed to some of his later roles or appearances (Legendary Weapons of China, etc., etc.) think of him as an annoying clown, but he was one of the better actors in martial arts films, and his performing was also very good before he suffered injuries filming two different movies, after which his onscreen fighting was never the same until he died in the car crash.
You are in Luck…
Greetings,
Considering the large number of magazine that I have, I managed to put my hands on a Secrets of Kung Fu magazine, Vol.3 No.1. (1978)
I will paraphrase and condense some of it.
Master Chen Jih Liang is a well known master of the Choi Li Fut style who was teaching in Canada up until 1976. It was then that he accepted the invitation of Shaw Brothers’ Chang Che and went to Hong Kong to establish a martial arts training course. The participants were featured in the movie tha Shaolin Monastery. He has trained numerous disciples, among them Fu Sheng.
mickey
thank you brother!
check out the Fu Sheng/CLF article here
http://www.hungkyun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=330&highlight=sheng
I always liked Fu Sheng as a actor and martial artist. He plays his moves almost effortlessly and can do many styles. I’m gonna say Chinatown Kid is my favorite Fu Sheng film. He was great in Heroes Two as well. I still need to see New Shaolin Boxers
yun yut leung sifu taught fu sheng.
he was not buk sing.
the sifu that taught fu sheng gus CLF was indeed a Buk Sing lineage master.
Greetings,
The article posted on the hungkyun link has a photo with Fu sheng standing next to the master I mentioned. The master is standing in the center of the photo.
mickey
[QUOTE=hskwarrior;1002752]the sifu that taught fu sheng gus CLF was indeed a Buk Sing lineage master.[/QUOTE]
if Yun Yut Leung was a buk sing master, who was his sifu may i ask?
if he’s not…then im only going off of what i was told. Is he a Hung Sing Guy? i heard from many people he’s buk sing.
if you know…then what is his lineage?
I heard the same thing.