Biography
Zhang Zhizhi (Chinese, Pinyin Zhing Zhizhí; born 1901 in Changzhou, Chinese Empire; died October 29, 1970) was a Chinese actor. Zhang came to the film in 1926. In the early 1930s he went to the new strong film production company Lianhua. The corpulent actor was there first in supporting roles, often as a couple with thin Han Langen, such as in Tao hua qi xue ji (The Peach Girl, 1931) by Bu Wancang and Ye meigui (Wild Rose, 1932) by Sun Yu In Wu Yonggang's 1934 classic Shen nü, Zhang played a violent pimp next to Ruan Lingyu; in the criminal drama Lang tao sha (1936) of the same director, Zhang was the detective commissioner who persecuted a sailor (played by Jin Yan) who killed his wife's lover, and eventually died with him after a shipwreck alone on a desert island.Zhang Zhizhi's career ended in 1958.
Filmography
All 22
Movies 22
Crows and Sparrows (1949)
The Fisherman's Daughter (1943)
Legend of Sui Dynasty (1940)
Yue Fei, A National Hero (1940)
Empress Wu Zetian (1939)
Mulan Joins the Army (1939)
Lin Chong, the Outlaw (1939)
Sable Cicada (1938)
Rouge Tears (1938)
Melancholy Hatred (1938)
Love and Duty (1938)
Waves Washing the Sand (1936)
The Big Road (1935)
时势英雄 (1935)
The Goddess (1934)
Wild Rose (1932)
Peace After Storm (1931)
Heartache (1931)
Women of the Wild River Episode 6 (1930)
Because I Am Your Elder Brother (1930)
Princess Iron Fan (1927)
Mulan Joins the Army (1927)
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Known forActing
GenderMale
Birthday1901-01-01
Deathday1970-10-29 (69 years old)
Place of birthChangzhou, People's Republic of China
CitizenshipsChina
Also known asCheung Chi-Chik, C. Z. Chong, 章志直, Zhizhi Zhang, 章志道, Чжан Чжичжи
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