Alexander Lo Rei

Alexander Lo Rei (羅銳) is a distinguished martial artist and filmmaker known for his contributions to the action cinema genre. He gained recognition after clinching the title at the Taiwan Tae Kwon Do Championship in 1978. His entry into the film industry was facilitated by his elder brother, actor Tong Lung (唐龍), who introduced him to director Robert Tai (戴徹). This relationship sparked a prolific partnership that would define much of Lo's cinematic career.

Lo became a prominent figure in martial arts films, particularly those featuring Ninjas. His notable works include classics like *Wu Tang vs. Ninja* (1987), *The Super Ninja* (1984), *Shaolin vs. Ninja* (1983), *Ninja Condors* (1987), and *Mafia vs. Ninja* (1985). He also made significant contributions to Shaolin-themed films, appearing in titles such as *Shaolin Chastity Kung Fu* (1981) and the iconic *Shaolin vs. Lama* (1983). One of his most ambitious projects was the nine-hour epic *Ninja: The Final Duel* (1986), directed by Tai.

After his acting career, Lo transitioned to the role of action choreographer while maintaining his collaboration with Robert Tai. His choreography can be seen in films like *Fist of Legends 2: Iron Bodyguards* (1996). Throughout his career, he frequently teamed up with his friend Eugene Thomas, a kick-boxer, showcasing their dynamic chemistry on screen as both allies and adversaries.