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{{Infobox actor
| name image = Jimmy Wang Yu
|caption chinesename = 王羽
|name pinyinchinesename = WángJimmy Wang YǔYu
|native_name = 王羽
| jyutpingchinesename = Wong4 Jyu5
| birthdatebirth_date = {{birth date and age|1943|3|28}}
| birthplacebirth_place = [[Wuxi]], [[Jiangsu]], [[Republik Tiongkok (1912–1949)|JiangsuRepublik ProvinceCina]]
| othernamedeath_date = Wong Yu-lung,{{death Thedate Whiteand Dragonage|2022|4|5|1943|3|28}}
|death_place = [[Taipei]], [[Taiwan]]
|other_names = Wong Yu-lung, The White Dragon
}}
{{chinese name|Wang (王)}} '''Jimmy Wang Yu''' (王羽 terlahir pada tanggal [[{{lahirmati||28 Maret]], [[|3|1943]], yang||5|4|2022}}; juga dikenal dengan nama '''Wong Yu-lung''' dan '''Wang Yue''') adalahdulu pemeran pria berkebangsaan [[China]] yang juga sekaligus sebagai [[sutradara]], produser film dan penulis naskah. Ia mulai terkenal dengan film aksi laga buatan rumah produsksi [[Shaw Brothers]], ''[[The One-Armed Swordsman]]'', dipada tahun [[1967]]. Filmnya yang berjudul, ''[[One Armed Boxer]]'', buatan tahun [[1971]], dianggap sebagai pelopor film laga [[Hong Kong]] yang menampilkan pertarungan tanpa mempergunakan senjata sama sekali yang akhirnya menjadi tren dipada tahun [[1970]]an.▼
 
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▲'''Jimmy Wang Yu''' (王羽 terlahir pada tanggal [[28 Maret]], [[1943]], yang juga dikenal dengan nama '''Wong Yu-lung''' dan '''Wang Yue''') adalah pemeran pria berkebangsaan [[China]] yang juga sekaligus sebagai [[sutradara]], produser film dan penulis naskah. Ia mulai terkenal dengan film aksi laga buatan rumah produsksi [[Shaw Brothers]], ''[[The One-Armed Swordsman]]'', di tahun [[1967]]. Filmnya yang berjudul, ''[[One Armed Boxer]]'', buatan tahun [[1971]], dianggap sebagai pelopor film laga [[Hong Kong]] yang menampilkan pertarungan tanpa mempergunakan senjata sama sekali yang akhirnya menjadi tren di tahun [[1970]]an.
 
==Acting career==
Born '''Wang Zheng-quan''' (王正權) in [[Wuxi]], [[Jiangsu|Jiangsu Province]] of [[China]], Jimmy was a former ROC soldier and Hong Kong [[swimming]] champion, as well as a [[Auto racing|racing car]] enthusiast, before joining Shaw Brothers in 1963. He teamed up with the famous [[Swordsmanship|sword-fighting]] director, [[Chang Cheh]], and acted in ''The Golden Swallow'' with [[Cheng Pei-Pei]], in 1968. Jimmy starred in several notable films including ''Temple of the Red Lotus'' (1965), ''[[One Armed Boxer]]'' (1971), ''Return of The Chinese Boxer''(1975) and ''[[Master of the Flying Guillotine]]'' (1976).
 
If ''[[One Armed Swordsman]]'' was the movie that launched Jimmy's acting career, ''The Chinese Boxer'' was the film that sealed his fame in the realm of [[Cinema of Hong Kong|Chinese films]]. The latter movie has been credited as being the first Hong Kong martial arts film that kickstarted the unarmed combat genre, mainly [[kung fu]]. It also triggered a phenomenon that filled the ranks of many Chinese martial arts associations across [[South East Asia]]. Chinese youths, in their bid to emulate their screen hero, took to punching [[Punching bag|sandbags]], and reading up on [[Shaolin (martial arts)|Shaolin kungfu]] [[history]].
 
Controversy dogged Jimmy after the fame that exploded with ''The Chinese Boxer''. He broke his [[contract]] with [[Shaw Brothers]], and was promptly slapped with a [[lawsuit]]. The legal tussle which ended in Shaw's favour led to Jimmy being [[Ban (law)|banned]] from making films in Hong Kong. Jimmy then looked to [[Taiwan]] for better career prospects, linking up with [[Golden Harvest]] and other [[independent film]] outfits. His subsequent films were mostly done in Taiwan.
 
With the success of ''The Chinese Boxer'', Jimmy stood unchallenged in South East Asia for the rest of the 60's as the Chinese actor with the most formidable [[Punch (strike)|fists]] and [[Human leg|legs]]. But beginning in the 70s, Jimmy’s star began to be eclipsed with the entry of new actors, many with superior martial arts training such as [[Ti Lung]], [[David Chiang]], and especially [[Bruce Lee]] whose "''[[The Big Boss]]''" in 1971 revolutionized the martial arts film industry.
 
In 1976, Jimmy appeared alongside [[Jackie Chan]] in the [[Lo Wei]] film, ''Killer Meteors''. In the late 70s, Jimmy helped Chan when then the young actor sought his help in settling a dispute with veteran director. Jackie eventually repaid the favour with his roles in Jimmy’s films, "Fantasy Mission Force" (1982) and "[[Island of Fire]]" (1990).
 
In 1986, [[Sammo Hung]] cast Jimmy as the father of the famous Chinese martial arts hero, [[Wong Fei Hung]] in the ''[[Millionaire's Express]]''. In the years that followed, Jimmy kept a low profile, making a rare public appearance in 2002 at the [[funeral]] of his old friend and [[mentor]], [[Chang Cheh]].
 
Jimmy acted in more than 70 films in a career that spanned more than two decades. Even though he left an indelible mark on the Chinese film martial arts scene, he was never the accomplished martial artist which his films made him to be. It was actually [[Movie camera|camera]] techniques and clever [[film editing]] that gave Jimmy the aura of invincibility in the fighting arena. Additionally, he was in fact a Shotokan karate exponent. Still, credit belongs to him for paving the way for other unforgettable Chinese kung fu films and martial artists that came after he had left the center stage. He was once the top paying martial art actor in Hong Kong before Bruce Lee broke the record.
 
== Private life ==
Jimmy’s private life is actually more colorful than his film career. For years, his off-screen exploits thrilled
newspaper and periodical readers with somewhat torrid accounts of his various affairs, well-publicized drunken bar brawls and other niceties.
 
In 1969, Jimmy married actress, Lin Tsui, who was nine years his senior, but not before conducting a [[Sex scandal|scandalous affair]] with a well-known actress who was then married to director Qin Jan (秦劍). Qin Jan [[Hanging|hanged himself]] before a [[divorce]] took place.
 
Lin Tsui (林翠 also known as Jeanette LIN or "Lam Chui" or "Lin Cui"), was one of the more famous names in the [[Cinema of Hong Kong|Hong Kong film industry]] in the 50s and 60s. She dropped out of the film scene almost immediately after her marriage. [[Marriage|Matrimony]] turned out to be a tumultuous affair for both Jimmy and Lin. Amid allegations of [[wife-beating]], the marriage crumbled in 1975. Lin and Wang had three daughters. The eldest daughter [[Linda Wong Hing Ping|Linda Wong]] (王馨平) turned into a [[Cantopop]] star in the 1990s. Lin [[Immigration|migrated]] to the [[United States]] in 1977, and died in 1995 after an [[Asthma|asthma attack]].
 
Jimmy later remarried, this time to [[Flight attendant|air hostess]], Kai-cheng (王凱貞). This marriage, too, proved to be a stormy relationship and Kai-cheng filed for divorce. Maybe out of frustration, Kai-cheng started an affair with a young businessman (張昭). Having gotten wind of it, Jimmy, accompanied by [[reporter]]s and the [[police]], surprised the couple at their lodging and publicly exposed his wife. After [[public humiliation]] was heaped on the couple, Jimmy dropped Kai-cheng in 1997.
 
There were other serious problems in Jimmy’s life. In 1981, he faced a [[murder]] [[indictment|charge]] in Taiwan. However, the charge was dropped due to lack of [[Evidence (law)|evidence]]. Jimmy’s involvement in public brawls also made the [[headline]]s from time to time.
 
== Filmografi ==
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* Furious Slaughter ([[1972]])
* The Last Duel ([[1972]])
* [[Queen of Fist]] ([[1972]])
* Chow Ken ([[1972]])
* The Adventure ([[1972]])
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* King of Boxers ([[1973]])
* Ten Fingers of Steel ([[1973]])
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* Boxers of Loyalty and Righteousness ([[1973]])
* The Tattooed Dragon ([[1973]])
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* The Battle of Guningtou ([[1979]])
* Revenge of Kung Fu Mao ([[1982]])
* [[Fantasy Mission Force]] ([[1983]]]] dengan [[Jackie Chan]])
* Shanghai ([[1984]])
* Millionaires' Express ([[1986]])
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* One Armed Swordsmen ([[1976]])
 
=== Sutradara Aksifilm Lagalaga ===
 
* Boxers of Loyalty and Righteousness ([[1973]])
 
=== Penulis naskah ===
 
* The Chinese Boxer ([[1970]])
* The One-Armed Boxer ([[1971]])
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== Referensi ==
 
* ''New Straits Times'', Malaysia. [[9 Oktober]], [[2005]].
 
== Pranala luar ==
 
* http://www.cinemasie.com/fiche/personne/wangyu/fiche.html
* http://www.libarts.ucok.edu/english/faculty/stein/kungfu/notes/yuwang/ {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071111071841/http://www.libarts.ucok.edu/english/faculty/stein/kungfu/notes/yuwang/ |date=2007-11-11 }}
* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0911093/ IMDB entry]
* [http://www.lovehkfilm.com/people/wang_jimmy.htm Entry at lovehkfilm.com]
* [http://wuxiasociety.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2381 Jimmy Wang Yu's Appreciation Thread] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120207051628/http://wuxiasociety.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2381 |date=2012-02-07 }} at WuxiaSociety Forum
 
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