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Tai-Pan (1986)
Tai-Pan is Chinese for "supreme leader". This is the man with real power to his hands. And... See full summary » Director:Daryl Duke |
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Tai-Pan (1986)
Tai-Pan is Chinese for "supreme leader". This is the man with real power to his hands. And... See full summary » Director:Daryl Duke |
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| Bryan Brown | ... |
Dirk Struan
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| Joan Chen | ... |
May-May
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John Stanton | ... |
Tyler Brock
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Bill Leadbitter | ... |
Gorth Brock
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| Russell Wong | ... |
Gordon Chen
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Katy Behean | ... |
Mary Sinclair
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| Kyra Sedgwick | ... |
Tess Brock
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| Janine Turner | ... |
Shevaun Tillman
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Norman Rodway | ... |
Aristotle Quance
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John Bennett | ... |
Orlov
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Derrick Branche | ... |
Vargas
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Vic Armstrong | ... |
Drunken Sailor
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| Dickey Beer | ... |
Brecks's Crew
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Kuan Tai Chen | ... |
Pirate
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Tai-Pan is Chinese for "supreme leader". This is the man with real power to his hands. And such a Tai-Pan is Dirk Struan who is obsessed by his plan to make Hong Kong the "jewel in the crown of her British Majesty". In 1841 he achieves his goal but he has many enemies who try to destroy his plans. Will they succeed? Written by Harald Mayr <marvin@bike.augusta.de>
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