
Changzhou, Jiangsu, China
Zhou Senguan was born in Changzhou, Jiangsu in 1920. In his early years, he worked as an apprentice in Changzhou Minfeng Spinning Mill. In the early years of the War of Resistance Against Japan, he successively served in the National Government Military Committee's wartime cadre training corps and the National Government Military Committee's civilian inspection and guidance corps. In the early 1940s, he first worked as an actor in the Zhejiang Provincial Theater Company, then in the Taxation Office of the Ministry of Finance of the National Government, and also served as the tax director. He came to Nanjing in 1947 and served as the chief dispatching officer of Capital Automobile Company. In 1949, he was re-designated as the head of car service of Beijing Automobile Company. In 1951, he was admitted to the Performing Arts Class of the Performing Arts Institute of the Central Film Bureau (formerly known as the Beijing Film Academy). After graduating in 1954, he was assigned to Beijing Film Studio as an actor. The first film to be filmed was a single peasant in the Shanghai feature film "A Storm", fell in love with Li Fuyu played by Shu Xiuwen, and finally broke through the feudal law. The roles played in the future are almost all supporting roles. There are about 30 movies with famous names, mainly including "Summer Story" Wang Dacheng, "National Day Ten O'clock" Zhang Dali, "Plain Guerrilla" Kangou Old Man, "Honghu Red Guard" Beard Dad, "Storm Storm" Liu Deshan. He died in 1994.

as 看沟老汉

as 杨大伯
1963

as 朝鲜人民军李师团长
1956

as 看沟老汉
1955

as 阿荣
1963

as 校工
1983

as Hu Zi's father
1961

as Uncle Zhang
1975

1984

as 刘德山
1961

1991

as Laoqi Chen
1959

1981
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as 校工
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1979

as 白胡子阿公
1978

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as Uncle Zhang
1975

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1974

as 吕部长
1964

as 酒店掌柜
1964

as 老吴头
1964

as 阿荣
1963

as 杨大伯
1963

as 刘德山
1961

as Hu Zi's father
1961

as Janitor
1960

as Uncle Cai
1960

as Laoqi Chen
1959

as Old technician
1959