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Osric Chau (Chinese: 周逸之) is an actor from Vancouver, British Columbia. Amongst other roles in Cold Squad and a lead role in a Global TV docudrama, Chau co-starred with David Carradine and Daryl Hannah as "Lang Han" in Phillip Spink's Kung Fu Killer. Chau also had a role in Nickelodeon series "The Troop" and has done stunt work for the popular game company, Electronic Arts. Chau made his first feature film debut acting in a supporting role in Roland Emmerich's, "2012". He went on to work on his first Chinese film, a remake of the 2000 hit, "What Women Want", for Asian audiences,... MORE
Osric Chau (Chinese: 周逸之) is an actor from Vancouver, British Columbia. Amongst other roles in Cold Squad and a lead role in a Global TV docudrama, Chau co-starred with David Carradine and Daryl Hannah as "Lang Han" in Phillip Spink's Kung Fu Killer. Chau also had a role in Nickelodeon series "The Troop" and has done stunt work for the popular game company, Electronic Arts. Chau made his first feature film debut acting in a supporting role in Roland Emmerich's, "2012". He went on to work on his first Chinese film, a remake of the 2000 hit, "What Women Want", for Asian audiences, "我知女人心“。 And in 2011, he was apart of The RZA's directorial debut in "The Man with the Iron Fist" filmed in China.
In 2000, Chau took his first martial arts class. It was a Wing Chun class where he learned theories and applications of self defense, he went on to continue studying for 8 years. Earning a gold medal in competition in 2001, he quickly became a student instructor.
In summer of 2001 Chau found a new discipline, Wushu. He studied under Zhang Zhi Bing, a master from Harbin, China. There he learned T'ai chi as well as the more traditional forms of Wushu. After four years, Sifu Zhang went back to LESS
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