George Kee Cheung is a Chinese actor, stunt man, and singer with an extensive career in American television and film dating back to the mid-1970s, often playing Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Mongolian parts. His career has focused primarily on television work. Cheung was born in Hong Kong and earned his degree in biology at the University of San Francisco. Some of the more recent notable television programs he has guest starred on...
Starsky has Chau in the interrogation room with a gun drawn on him. Hutch wal...
Starsky questions Chau at the precinct. Starsky asks who hired him to shoot ...
Starsky questions Chau at the precinct. Starsky asks who hired him to shoot ...
Starsky questions Chau at the precinct. Starsky asks who hired him to shoot ...
Lee Chau won't give Starsky any information, even when he plays the bad cop r...
Starsky is playing bad cop with Chau and he plays fake Russian Roulette but a...
Chau is freaking out because Starsky was playing Russian Roulette with what h...
Hutch knows Korean and he's actually made friends with Chau who is now giving...
Starsky and Hutch find out from Chau that Reese hired him to kill them.
Hutch is interviewing Chau to get information about the man who wanted them d...
Starsky questions Chau at the precinct. Starsky asks who hired him to shoot ...
Starsky made a mistake while taking the bullet out of his revolver and he rea...
Starsky has Chau in the interrogation room. Hutch walks in to find Starsky ho...
Starsky and Hutch are trying to arrest Chau but his son is throwing knives at...
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