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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Title: Tongs - Terror in Chinatown (1986)
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Mickey Lee
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Daisey Yong | ... |
Stacey
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Te-pin Tan | ... |
Paul Lee
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Anthony Gioia | ... |
Det. Martineli
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Christopher O'Connor | ... |
Capt. Silverman
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Quitan Han | ... |
Mr. Chen
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Dan Lau | ... |
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Lun Chia | ... |
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Maria Jo | ... |
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Stacey Asip | ... |
Teacher
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Chornel Chan | ... |
Uncle David
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Ben Chau | ... |
Shanghai
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Jurly Chi Chan | ... |
Jerry
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Sammy Ching | ... |
Sammy
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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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Release Date:
22 May 1986 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
Tongs: A New York Chinatown Story See more »Filming Locations:
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Tongs (1986) I saw this movie several years ago on videotape. It was a clipped dubbed copy of the movie. From what I saw it was a bad and incoherent mess. It was all over the place. The worst part was the dubbing. Any seriousness was gone because the voice actors were terrible. I might look upon this movie differently if I saw it in it's original format. But for now all I have to say is the english version blows big time.
Mildly recommended for a few cheap laughs.
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Simon Yam's still the man!