Tam Bing-Man

Tam Bing-Man

Known for

Acting

Born

November 14, 1933

Birthplace

Hong Kong, British Crown Colony

Died

September 5, 2020 (aged 86)

Biography

Tam Ping-man (14 November 1933 – 5 September 2020) was a Hong Kong actor and singer. With his deep-rooted dubbing work and nurturing talents, he has been full of talents for half a century and has earned him the reputation of "dubbing king". Some of his most famous dubbing work includes being the voice of the U.S. actor Marlon Brando in the movie The Godfather (1972) and Charlie Townsend in the U.S. TV series Charlie's Angels (1976 to 1981). In addition, he was the first horse racing commentator in Hong Kong.

Best known work

Election
Election
2005
Exiled
Exiled
2006
Election 2
Election 2
2006
A Simple Life
A Simple Life
2012
Life Without Principle
Life Without Principle
2011
Port of Call
Port of Call
2015
Once Upon a Time in China V
Once Upon a Time in China V
1994
Triad Wars
Triad Wars
2008
Gallants
Gallants
2010
Wild City
Wild City
2015

Filmography

  1. 2016

    Sky on Fire

    as Uncle Cai

  2. 2016

    House of Wolves

    as Uncle Lok

  3. 2015

    Port of Call

    as Mr. Siu

  4. 2015

    Wild City

    as Big Boss

  5. 2015

    An Inspector Calls

    as Nightclub Customer

  6. 2014

    Shades of LifeTV
  7. 2013

  8. 2012

  9. 2011

    Life Without Principle

    as Boss Lee Kwan

  10. 2010

    Gallants

    as Narrator (voice)

  11. 2008

    Triad Wars

    as Flirt Lok Ki Cheong

  12. 2006

    Exiled

    as Uncle Fortune

  13. 2006

  14. 2006

    Election 2

    as Uncle Cocky

  15. 2005

    Election

    as Uncle Cocky

  16. 1998

  17. 1998

    The Heroine of the Yangs (I)TV

    as 庞太师 (32 episodes)

  18. 1998

  19. 1997

  20. 1996

  21. 1996

    I Have a Date with SpringTV

    as 姚君奇 (40 episodes)

  22. 1994

  23. 1994

  24. 1993

  25. 1993

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