His father, Feng Feng, was a famous Cantonese opera student in the 1930s and 1940s, and later entered the film industry, as a protagonist, as a director, and also opened a film company, so that Bruce Lee's budding "Thin Road Xiang" was Feng Feng as a director. Older sister Feng Subo and younger brother Feng Jilong are both well-known television producers. Sister Feng Baobao is a talented child star in Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s, a famous actor. The picture shows Feng Ke'an and Feng Baobao
Von Ke'an was like my godfather, I followed him for many years and made a lot of movies. Before I was a director's assistant for him, oh, it was the action director's assistant, the martial arts instructor. Later, my first time as an action director was in the films he directed. I was an action director, for the first time. Years later, I asked him, do you think I can be a director Feng? Let's talk about that. He said "Why not?" If you're going to do it, I can help you, and I'll write the script for you. I said, "Really? Good. He said, "Tell me what kind of story do you like?" "I just told him what I thought. Hong Jinbao's original words
Feng Ke'an himself followed his father into the film circle since he was a child, and in the 1950s and 1960s he played many child star roles, and in the 1960s and 1970s, he entered Liu Jialiang's team as a martial artist, participated in the kung fu films of Zhang Che, Liu Jialiang and others, and made his debut in Wuxing. In the late 1970s, he joined the family class as an actor and martial arts instructor. The picture shows the coffin carrying personnel, Zeng Zhiwei, Yuan Biao, Yuan Hua, Liu Weiqiang, Yuan Qiu, Dillon, Li Xiuxian, Lin Jiadong, Zhou Wenxi and so on
Feng Ke'an's evil face, coupled with his innate acting skills, playing the bad guy is handy and eye-catching. Because of his outstanding performance in the reverse angle, he was well received by major action film directors, and in the 1980s and 1990s, in addition to being busy in the films of Jackie Chan and Hong Jinbao, he also traveled everywhere in the films of Xu Ke, Yuan Heping, Wu Yusen and others.
On that day, the shrine was decorated with yellow and white flowers, and the entire funeral ceremony adopted a Buddhist ceremony, with monks chanting sutras on the spot. The plaque in front of the spirit reads "Forever Missed", and Bang Lian cleverly embedded the words "Ke" and "An": "Self-denial and grandeur are still in the wind and clouds, and the peaceful and abiding performing arts will exist in the heavens and the earth for eternity." In addition, on the live TELEVISION, feng ke'an's life photos and performance clips were also looped, produced by the Hong Kong Action StuntMen Association.
In 1995, he faded out of the film and television circle after filming "Ghost Bus". After 2002, he occasionally played supporting roles in some film and television dramas. Such as: "Kung Fu" in the lack of land, "Capture the Marshal" in Uncle Tang and so on. The latest work is to play Master Zheng in "Ip Man 2: The Legend of the Grandmaster". Representative works include: "Mr. Zan and Looking for Qianhua", "Hong Fist Boy", "No Trick to Win" and so on. The picture shows Xu Xiaoming and his wife
Although Hong Jinbao and Andy Lau did not appear, they also sent wreaths to pay tribute. Jackie Chan was unable to return to Hong Kong in time because he was in India, but he also missed his brotherhood with Feng Ke'an on Weibo. Von Ke'an died of esophageal cancer at queen elizabeth hospital in Hong Kong at the age of 68.