
Highest rated as cast or director
Andy On Chi-kit's 5 titles from the 2000s have a median Balasaur Score of 67, led by Mad Detective (72) and New Police Story (68), against 52 for those from the 2010s.
Biography
Andy On Chi-kit (Cantonese: 安志傑) (born 11 May 1977 in Providence, Rhode Island, United States) is a Chinese American actor and martial artist. He was born Andy Tien and as a child, he idolized Jackie Chan and would perform back flips and attempt to do martial arts in his backyard. While working as a bartender, someone suggested he go to Hong Kong to pursue a film career. Tien would leave and was discovered by Charles Heung and Tsui Hark, who cast Tien and gave him the new name "On Chi-Kit". Andy scored the titular role in Black Mask 2: City of Masks. To prepare for the role, On went to Shaolin Temple to train in wushu for a month. Andy is a practitioner of kickboxing and Wing Chun Kung Fu under friend and fellow actor Philip Ng. He is married to Jessica Cambensy, whom he met on the set of Zombie Fight Club. The couple have two children, daughter Tessa and son Elvis. Description above from the Wikipedia article Andy On, licensed under CC-BY-SA,full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Acted in 70
2020s
- 2026
- 2025
Thunderbolt Rescue
Cheng Kai
Ultimate Mission
Guo Zhenfeng
Relentless Fury
林朗
- 2024
- 2023
Ever Victorious
Movie
- 2022
- 2021
Emergency Rescue
Movie
2010s
- 2019
- 2018
The Snow Queen
TV
- 2017
You'd Better Run
Movie
玩命试爱
Movie
- 2016
One Night Only
Mathew
- 2015
- 2014
For Love or Money
Movie
That Demon Within
Ben Chan
- 2013
Angel Warriors
Dennis
- 2012
The Viral Factor
Sean
- 2011
玉观音
TV
- 2010
Black Ransom
Gundam Ko
2000s
- 2008
Forgive And Forget
Andy
La Lingerie
Eugene
- 2007
Lethal Angels
Jet
- 2006
Nothing Is Impossible
Jason
Fatal Contact
Silver Dragon
Dating a Vampire
Kit
- 2005
Dragon Squad
Suet's Undercover Target
- 2004
Itchy Heart
Wil
- 2003
Star Runner
Tank Wong
Looking for Mr. Perfect
Alex
- 2002
No release date
Without Remorse
Movie
Assassins and the Missing Gold
Movie
Sound 1
2000s
- 2003
Why Me, Sweetie?!
Songs





