Anthony Wong Chau-sang in "Infernal Affairs"
Anthony Wong Chau-Sang (1961 - )
a.k.a. Anthony Wong
Film Deaths[]
- No Risk, No Gain (Ji juen gai jong yuen choi) (1990) [Yeung Sing): Shot in the chest by Alan Tam and Feng Tien
- An Eternal Combat (Tian di xuan men) (1991) [Ben] Slits his own throat.
- Casino Raiders II (Ji juen mo seung II: Wing ba tin ha) (1991) [Pao] Run over hit the car by Chien-Lien Wu.
- Hard Boiled (Lat sau san taam) (1992) [Johhny Wong]: Shot in the eye and chest by Chow Yun-Fat.
- Angel Hunter (Nu xiao feng yun: Xie jiao ru qin) (1992) [Bishop Kwok] Shot by Vivian Chow.
- The Eight Immortals Restaurant: The Untold Story (Bat sin fan dim: Yan yuk cha siu bau) (1993) [Wong Chi-hang]: Slashes his wrists with a razor blade while in prison so as to not face further beatings from fellow prisoners and to also spite the detectives who tortured him earlier by not giving them the satisfaction of his imprisonment.
- The Heroic Trio (Dung fong sam hap) (1993) [Kau] Burns alive after being knocked into a furnace by Anita Mui.
- Heroic Trio 2: Executioners (Yin doi hou hap zyun) (1993) [Mr. Kim / The Faceless Monster / Kau]: Blown up in the films final when he catches an item that turns out to be a bomb.
- Taxi Hunter (Di shi pan guan) (1993) [Kin] While still alive at the end of the film, it's possible that hdies from his wounds after getting his head smashed in by a large group of taxi drivers.
- Organized Crime and Triad Bureau (Chung on sat luk: O gei) (1994) [Ho Kin Tung] Shoots himself through the mouth.
- Ebola Syndrome (Yi boh lai beng duk) (1996) [Kai]: After being set on fire, he runs through the streets engulfed in flames until he is finally shot to death by the police.
- Mongkok Story (Wong Gok fung wan) (1996) [Lui Lone]: Stabbed to death in an alley.
- Black Mask (Hak Hap) (1996) [King Kau]: While his fate is never fully explained, it is possible he dies after having his neck sliced open with a razor blade and strangled. This doesn't kill him and he is listed in crital condition in the hospital. He is not mentioned past this point.
- The Demon Baby (Mang gwai sik yan toi) (1998) [Chin Hai] Bisected in half by the demon baby.
- The Storm Riders (Fung Wan: Hung ba tin ha) (1998) [Sword Saint]: Dissolves into air after losing a fight with Sonny Chiba.
- The Deadly Camp (Shan gou 1999) (1999) [Boar] Impaled by numerous bamboo spears when he sets off a a trap.
- Erotic Nightmare (Gau wan ngoc mung) (1999) [Lok] Stabs himself through the mouth with a blade.
- A Man Called Hero (Jung wa ying hong) (1999) [Pride] Dies of his wounds after a magical fight with Francis Ng.
- Visible Secret (You ling ren jian) (2001) [Wong Lin] Hit by a trolley at the start of the film causing his head to be knocked off.
- Infernal Affairs (Mou gaan dou) (2002) [SP Wong Chi Shing]: Thrown off the roof of a building by Eric Tsang's men after they beat him up off-screen for info on who the rat in the gang is and he lands on a car just as Tony Chiu Wai Leung exits the building whom he was covering for, killing him.
- Exiled (Fong Juk) (2006) [Blaze]: Dies from multiple gunshot wounds inflicted during the film's climatic shootout by Simon Yam and his men, he dies after putting on his sunglasses with a smile on his face having succeeded in killing Yam.
- The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008) [General Yang]: Crushed between rotating wooden gears, along with Jessey Meng, after a fight with Maria Bello and Isabella Leong.
- Vengeance (Fuk Sau) (2009) [Kwai]: Is mortally wounded after being shot multiple times in a gunfight with Simon Yam and his men. His death is then mentioned in a news program after his body is found in the landfill where the shootout took place.
- Turning Point (Laughing Gor: Bin Chit) (2009) [Brother One]: Shot in the side of the head point blank.
- Motorway (Che sau) (2012) [Lo Fung] Dies when he crashes his car into a wall.
TV Deaths[]
- Strangers: Season 1 Episode 7 (2018) [David Chen]: Shot in the back by Kenneth Tsang's henchman while attempting to run to John Simm and Katie Leung who waiting for Anthony to get away.
Gallery[]
Anthony Wong's death in The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor