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Biao Yuen | ... |
Captain Tzu
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Dick Wei | ... |
Lor Sam Pau
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Mars | ... |
Jaws
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Isabella Wong | ... |
Winnie
(as Winnie Wong)
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Po Tai | ... |
Tai
(as Pa Tai)
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Ng Long Cheung | ... |
VIP Club Bouncer
(as Wu Long Cheung)
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Hoi Sang Lee | ... |
Li Chou Kou
(as Hai-Shung Lee)
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Hoi-San Kwan | ... | |
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Wai Wong | ... |
Chow Wing Ling
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Fat Wan | ... |
Thug
(as Wan Tat)
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Wing Man Kuen |
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Ho Kai Law |
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Hark-Sun Lau | ... |
Admiral
(as Hak Suen Lau)
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In late 19th Century Hong Kong the British may rule the land, but the pirates rule the waters. Reluctantly, the Coast Guard is given money to fight these pirates, but the pirates themselves have many contacts (that is, bribed officials) in the government, and seek to thwart the Coast Guard's efforts to eliminate them. One Coast Guard officer is Dragon Ma, who is determined that his beloved Coast Guard will not be made fools of. Written by Murray Chapman <muzzle@cs.uq.oz.au>
Project A combines a complex, twisting plot, a nice historical period setting, typical Chan humour, and of course, many breathtaking fight and stunt sequences. One scene: a bicycle chase though narrow alleys, has to be seen to be believed. The level of invention throughout is awesome, and will never be matched by Hollywood's output. Is this the best Jackie Chan movie? It is definitely a contender, but so many of his films are high quality that it becomes difficult to judge. See it, then make up your own mind.