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Tong hau goo si (1989)

 -  Action  -  8 July 1989 (Japan)
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A Chinese immigrant to America is sucked up into the Chinese underworld when he finds greater acceptance in the arms of a small gang.

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Mickey Lee
Tan ...
Paul Lee
Anthony Gioia ...
Det. Martineli
Stephen Leung ...
Johnny Young
Wayne Miller ...
Harry Gottlieb
Christopher O'Connor ...
Capt. Silverman
Quitan Han ...
Mr. Chen
Daisey Yong ...
Stacey
Chornel Chan ...
Uncle David
Shigeko Suga ...
Aunt Millie
Jack Chong Lee ...
Cuba
Pete Hong ...
Doc
T. Scott Lilly ...
Paco
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Darrell
Albert Moy ...
Pie
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A Chinese immigrant to America is sucked up into the Chinese underworld when he finds greater acceptance in the arms of a small gang.

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8 July 1989 (Japan)  »

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Tongs: A New York Chinatown Story  »

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A Gangster's Fairy-Tale
12 October 1999 | by See all my reviews

'Tongs' is essentially 'Scarface' in Chinatown. As such it is an intense story, filled with the violence and melodrama that make the gangster genre so compelling. Simon Yam is great as a migrant who comes to America and blasts his way to the higher rungs of the underworld ladder.

A diamond in the rough for gangster fans. As good or better than many of the similar Hong Kong crime tales, not counting John Woo or Tsui Hark's work.


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