Fu Manchu is a fictional villain created by British author Sax Rohmer in the early 20th century. He is a criminal mastermind of East Asian descent who seeks world domination. Despite being a stereotypical portrayal, Fu Manchu remains a popular cultural icon and has been featured in various adaptations. He has been played by actors such as Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee.
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