
Jacky Cheung Hok-Yau
Jacky Cheung Hok-Yau is credited on 40 movies, best known by TMDB votes for Days of Being Wild, Once Upon a Time in China and Ashes of Time.
Born July 10, 1961 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony [now China].
Filmography · 40 titles
US streaming apps shown for the 12 best-known titles, checked October 5, 2026. Tap any title for where it streams and what it costs.

Days of Being Wild
1990 · Movie
On HBO Max

Once Upon a Time in China
1991 · Movie
On HBO Max

Ashes of Time
1994 · Movie
Not on a US subscription app

As Tears Go By
1988 · Movie
On HBO Max

Bodyguards and Assassins
2009 · Movie
On Shout! Factory

Bullet in the Head
1990 · Movie
On Prime Video and fuboTV

Miracles: The Canton Godfather
1989 · Movie
On HBO Max

High Risk
1995 · Movie
On Prime Video

A Chinese Ghost Story II
1990 · Movie
On Prime Video and AMC+

The Eagle Shooting Heroes
1993 · Movie
Free with ads on Kanopy

A Chinese Ghost Story III
1991 · Movie
On Prime Video and AMC+

Swordsman
1990 · Movie
Free with ads on Plex

Future Cops
1993 · Movie

Keeper of Darkness
2015 · Movie

Perhaps Love
2005 · Movie

Tiger Cage
1988 · Movie

Helios
2015 · Movie

Wicked City
1992 · Movie

Curry & Pepper
1990 · Movie

Jiang Hu
2004 · Movie

From Vegas to Macau III
2016 · Movie

July Rhapsody
2002 · Movie

The Haunted Cop Shop
1987 · Movie

72 Tenants of Prosperity
2010 · Movie

Crossing Hennessy
2010 · Movie

Hot Summer Days
2010 · Movie

Customs Frontline
2024 · Movie

Faithfully Yours
1988 · Movie

Golden Chicken 2
2003 · Movie

The Banquet
1991 · Movie

The Eighth Happiness
1988 · Movie

The Days of Being Dumb
1992 · Movie

Anna Magdalena
1998 · Movie

Where's Officer Tuba?
1986 · Movie

Temporary Family
2014 · Movie

The Haunted Cop Shop II
1988 · Movie

Boys Are Easy
1993 · Movie

Heaven in the Dark
2016 · Movie

Flying Dagger
1993 · Movie

The Raid
1991 · Movie
About Jacky Cheung Hok-Yau
Jacky Cheung Hok-Yau (Chinese: 張學友, born 10 July 1961) is a Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor. The Chinese language media refers to him, Aaron Kwok Fu-Shing, Andy Lau Tak-Wah, and Leon Lai Ming as the Cantopop Four Kings, with more than 25 million records sold as of 2003.
Biography from TMDB, written by its community.