Lethal Weapon
1987
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Albert Leong (born September 30, 1952), also known as Al "Ka Bong" Leong, is an American stuntman and actor.
Al Leong. Actor: Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. Asian American actor & stuntman has picked up a cult fan following based around his numerous appearances in high voltage action flicks from the mid-1980s onwards.
Jul 5, 2023 · Unfortunately, 1993 would bring Al Leong to the greatest fight of his life- a diagnosis of brain cancer. Despite undergoing treatment and the toll it takes on the body, he kept performing stunts throughout Hollywood, even making onscreen appearances in some of the films including reteaming with John Carpenter for Escape to L.A. and the ...
Al Leong. Actor: Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. Asian American actor & stuntman has picked up a cult fan following based around his numerous appearances in high voltage action flicks from the mid-1980s onwards.
Apr 15, 2020 · Al apparently suffered from brain cancer back in the 90s and had a stroke in 2005 so it’s not hard to assume that he decided to take it easy eventually and didn’t continue to appear as readily ...
Dec 15, 2018 · Henchman: The Al Leong Story: Directed by Vito Trabucco. With Al Leong, John Carpenter, Jeff Imada, Dave Callaham. Story of Al Leong. The greatest henchman in film history.
Asian American actor & stuntman has picked up a cult fan following based around his numerous appearances in high voltage action flicks from the mid-1980s onwards.
Watch our exclusive new interview with AL LEONG, discussing working on classic films like John Carpenter's 'Big Trouble in Little China', 'Die Hard', and 'Bi...
Sep 4, 2013 · Al Leong is “That Guy” in so many favorite action films and TV shows. He is a much-heralded martial artist, a stuntman, actor, writer, director and more.
Oct 30, 2013 · Al Leong has been machine-gunned, strangled, sliced with a giant scythe, blown up and impaled for people’s entertainment for over 30 years. Despite being Hollywood’s henchman of choice throughout the 80s and 90s, his onscreen dialogue amounts to little more than a parade of grunts, yelps and lines like: “Tell the white boys to kiss my ass!”
