Films
The comic series was made into many Cantonese and Mandarin cartoon animations, one of which combined live actors and advanced CGI graphics. The list of Old Master Q movies is as follows, in chronological order:
| English Name | Chinese Name | Release Date | Type | Casts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Old Master Q | 老夫子 | August 3, 1965 | film | |
| Old Master Q and Big Potato | 老夫子與大蕃薯 | May 19, 1966 | film | Suet Nay (雪妮), Ko Lo-chuen (高魯泉), Lydia Shum (沈殿霞) |
| Old Master Q Triple Rescue of Foolish-Ming | 老夫子三救傻瓜明 | July 13, 1966 | film | |
| Old Master Q | 老夫子 | March 8, 1975 | film | Leung Tin (梁天), Betty Ting, Roy Chiao, Sai Gwa-pau (西瓜刨), Law Lan |
| Mr Funny-bone | 我係老夫子 | October 2, 1976 | film | Lee Ching (李菁), Wang Sha (王沙) Ngai Tung Gwa (矮冬瓜), Lau Luk-wah (劉陸華) |
| Old Master Q Strange and Interesting Adventures | 老夫子奇趣錄 | November 18, 1978 | ||
| Colour Old Master Q | 七彩老夫子 | July 16, 1981 | cartoon | |
| Old Master Q Water Tiger | 老夫子水虎傳 | July 10, 1982 | cartoon | |
| Old Master Q & "San-T" | 山T老夫子 | August 4, 1983 | cartoon | |
| Old Master Q 2001 | 老夫子2001 | April 5, 2001 | film | Nicholas Tse, Cecilia Cheung, Alfonso Wong |
| Master Q: Incredible Pet Detective | 老夫子反斗偵探 | December 20, 2003 | cartoon | Eric Tsang, Chapman To, Andes Yue, Lee Ka-yee (利嘉兒), Dexter Young (楊天經) |
| Old Master Q - Fantasy Zone Battle | 老夫子 - 幻想區域争斗 | 2003 | TV series | |
| Master Q | 老夫子 | 2004 | TV series | |
| The New Unbeatable Old Master Q: Shaolin Detective Agency | 無敵老夫子新傳：少林偵探社 | 2005 | film | Law Kar-ying, Karen Tong (湯寳如) |
| Old Master Q and Little Ocean Tiger | 老夫子之小水虎传奇 | 2011 | film | Deng Chao, Zhang Hanyu, Elva Hsiao |
- Other actors in OMQ movies include: Hong Wei (紅薇), Connie Chan, Nancy Sit, Chu Yau-ko (朱由高), Fen Ni (芬妮)
- Other lyricists/singers include: Wong Jim, Joseph Koo, Leslie Cheung
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