Stuart Yung Sai-kit

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Characters played by Stuart Yung Sai-kit

Chinese Police Officer — Batman Begins (2005)

Law enforcement official in Hong Kong.

General Dong — Die Another Day (2002)

Chinese military commander.

Hospital Director — The Heir Apparent: Largo Winch (2008)

A briefly appearing hospital administrator with limited involvement in the wider inheritance and corporate conspiracy.

Nakamura Genji — In the Line of Duty 3 (1988)

Japanese thief and Red Army operative involved in jewelry heist.

Mr. Chou — Escape from Brothel (1992)

Mr. Chou is a client for whom Suzie arranges an expensive encounter. Suzie presents Ann and another woman as respectable professionals, and Mr. Chou pays extra for the supposed special services. His transaction illustrates the deceptive, commercial world surrounding the brothel.

Tsui Ting Fu — The Crazy Companies (1988)

A man who intervenes when Frank is urged to surrender over a manslaughter case. He tries to take control by hypnotizing Frank, but is left incapacitated in the closing events. The others then worry that he may not recover in time for their upcoming coffin exhibition.

Manservant (Oxford) — The Red Violin (1998)

Frederick Pope's Chinese servant, who receives the Red Violin after Frederick's death, returns to Shanghai, and sells it to an antiques dealer.

Shinsuke Takeda — Nomad (1982)

Shinsuke Takeda is a Japanese acquaintance connected to Kathy. When Pong arrives at the house, Shinsuke is there and hears Pong explain that he has left his job as a chef and intends to take the summer off. Kathy's romantic connection to a Japanese beau is also mentioned amid the group's unresolved relationships.

Murdered client — The Unwritten Law (1985)

A wealthy, high-status client who is found dead. Raymond's investigation reveals he was a sexual pervert who abused prostitutes. His death is ruled as self-defense by Lau Wai Lan, who killed him after he harassed her.

Philip Hsieh — Last Romance (1988)

A wealthy shipping heir, Philip Hsieh becomes engaged to Chu So-so, who considers him the most suitable choice among the men she knows despite uncertainty about marrying him. His family’s shipping company later collapses under enormous debts, putting So-so’s security at risk and prompting her to leave the marriage.

Career Overview

Stuart Yung Sai-kit has 75 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Largo Winch with 1 titles. Signature works include Don't Call Me Gigolo, Sex Memoirs of a Playboy, Indecent Beast. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
75
Birth Place
Hong Kong, British Crown Colony [now China]

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Universe traveler — spans 9 universes

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