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2 de ago. de 2023 · What really happened to Mortal Kombat's Liu Kang? In this video, I'll be discussing the rise and fall of Robin Shou.Known worldwide for playing title charact...
Shou Wan Por (chineză: 仇雲波, n. 17 iulie 1960), cunoscut profesional drept Robin Shou, este un artist marțial și actor din Hong Kong. În 1971, el s-a stabilit cu familia în sudul Californiei, unde a urmat Palm Springs High School. El este mai mult cunoscut pentru rolul lui Liu Kang în seria de filme Mortal Kombat, dar și pentru rolul lui Gobei în Beverly Hills Ninja.
Robin Shou (Hongkong, 1960. július 17. –) hongkongi születésű amerikai harcművész, kaszkadőr és színész. Legismertebb szerepe Liu Kang a Mortal Kombat és Mortal Kombat 2. – A második menet című filmekben. Élete és pályafutása. Shou Wan ...
Robin Shou ne se destinait pas à devenir acteur, il préférait se concentrer sur les arts martiaux et en particulier le Wushu où il remporte deux médailles d'or au combat et au maniement des armes pendant un championnat en Chine. Il fait ses premiers pas au cinéma en apparaissant dans une petite production locale.
Robin Shou as Liu Kang.. Robin Shou (Born July 17, 1960 in Hong Kong) has made a name for himself in the American movie industry. He is most known for his portrayal of Liu Kang in the blockbuster movie Mortal Kombat, and Gobei in the 1997 Chris Farley comedy Beverly Hills Ninja, which starred fellow MK actor Keith Cooke as well. He stands at about 6 feet tall.
Shou Wan Por (born July 17, 1960), known professionally as Robin Shou, is a Hong Kong martial artist and actor. Frequently appearing in numerous martial arts films, Shou was most successful for playing the role of Liu Kang in Mortal Kombat & Gobei with the late Chris Farley in Beverly Hills Ninja. Description above from the Wikipedia article Robin Shou, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of ...
