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Robin Shou. A Wikimédia Commons tartalmaz Robin Shou témájú médiaállományokat. 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.
10 de may. de 2017 · When you hear the name Robin Shou, there are a few things that might come to mind. An iconic Hong Kong movie star, Liu Kang, ‘The Chosen One’ from Mortal Kombat, a movie that was made over 20 years ago for $18 million dollars and grossed over $120 million, and is still the most successful video game turned movie franchise to have ever been made; That Shou has made over 40 Hong Kong movies ...
Robin Shou empezó a participar en películas de acción de artes marciales tras pedir una excedencia de su trabajo como ingeniero civil para irse de vacaciones a Asia. Ha participado en más de treinta películas en Hong Kong realizando sus propias escenas de lucha, ...
4 de mar. de 2021 · Robin Shou kept fighting for another decade after 1995's Mortal Kombat. The true lead of 1995's Mortal Kombat is Liu Kang, portrayed by actor and martial artist Robin Shou. Mortal Kombat was Shou ...
Biography. Born in Hong Kong, Robin Shou emigrated to Los Angeles in 1971. Two years later, Robin began studying martial arts. His martial art of choice was Wushu after learning Kenpo Karate. He went to China to study the art in 1981. Made his Hollywood debut in the made-for-television film FORBIDDEN NIGHTS (1990) opposite Melissa Gilbert.
Robin Shou and Linden Ashby, stars of the 1995 hit 'Mortal Kombat', stop by Heat Vision Breakdown to challenge host Patrick Shanley (and each other) to a fri...
Shou Wan Por ( chinês: 仇雲波, 17 de julho de 1960 ), conhecido pelo seu nome artístico Robin Shou, é um ator e artista marcial de Hong Kong que trabalha na indústria cinematográfica norte-americana. Tipicamente estrelando em filmes de artes marciais, Shou é mais bem conhecido por ter interpretado Liu Kang na série de filmes de ação ...
