Sammo Hung

Sammo Hung (conceived 7 January 1952), otherwise called Hung Kam-bo (洪金寶), is a Hong Kong on-screen character, military craftsman, film maker and executive, known for his work in numerous combative technique movies and Hong Kong activity silver screen. He has been a battle choreographer for, amongst others, Jackie Chan, King Hu, and John Woo. 

Hung is one of the significant figures who led the Hong Kong New Wave development of the 1980s, rehashed the hand to hand fighting kind and began the vampire-like jiangshi type. He is broadly credited with helping a large number of his comrades, giving them their begins in the Hong Kong film industry, by throwing them in the movies he delivered, or giving them parts in the creation group. 

It is regular for Asians to address their senior citizens or compelling individuals with familial things as an indication of recognition and appreciation. Jackie Chan, for instance, is frequently tended to as "Da Goh" (Chinese: 大哥; pinyin: dà gē), which means Big Brother. Hung was otherwise called "Dai Goh", until the shooting of Project A, which highlighted both on-screen characters. As Hung was the eldest of the kung fu "siblings", and the first to make a blemish on the business, he was given the moniker "Da Goh Da" (Chinese: 大哥大; pinyin: dà gē dà; Jyutping: daai6 go1 daai6), which means, Big, Big Brother, or Biggest Big Brother.

Hung has featured in 75 movies, and took a shot at more than 230, starting as a youngster performing artist whilst as yet going to the China Drama Academy. After leaving the musical drama school, he functioned as an additional and stand-in, and advanced through different parts including battle choreographer, stunt co-ordinator, activity executive, performer, essayist, maker and chief.