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Li Hua Li | ... |
Wan Jen-mi
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Roy Chiao | ... |
Tsao Yu-kun
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Feng Hsu | ... |
Lee Wan-erh
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Ying Bai | ... |
Wang Shih Cheng
(as Pai Ying)
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Feng Tien | ... |
Lee Khan
(as Feng Tian)
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Angela Mao | ... |
Hai Mu-tan
(as Mao Ying)
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Chin Hu | ... |
Shui Mi-tao
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Helen Ma | ... |
Yeh Li-Hsiang
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Nan Chiang | ... |
Liu San-Hu
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Ying-Chieh Han | ... |
Sha Yuan Shan
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Chia-hsiang Wu | ... |
Tavern manager Liu
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Hsi Chang |
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Chih Chen |
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Ging Man Fung |
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Li Jen Ho |
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This early hong kong flick is an enjoyable lark. While the fights and effects are sometimes laughably primitive by today's standards, they are nonetheless well-choreographed. The story is pretty intriguing, the intentional humor hits the mark, and, the acting is actually surprisingly competent for the genre, which can tend to be hokey and melodramatic.
All in all, worth seeing for fans of Bruce Lee, John Woo, and "The Matrix," all of whom are obviously influenced by movies such as this.