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The Legend of the Swordsman
(1992)
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The Legend of the Swordsman
(1992)
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| Jet Li | ... | ||
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Brigitte Lin | ... | |
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Michelle Reis | ... | |
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Waise Lee | ... |
Hattori
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Rosamund Kwan | ... | |
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Kar Lok Chin | ... |
Saru
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Fennie Yuen | ... | |
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Shi-Kwan Yen | ... |
Wu
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Kwok Leung Cheung | ... |
Eunuch Hong
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Yeung-Wah Kam | ||
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Shun Lau | ... |
Zen
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Chi Yeung Wong | ... |
Interpreter
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On-on Yu | ... |
Cici
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With an entirely new set of actors, this movie continues the story from Swordsman (1990). Blademaster and his martial arts school decide to retire to a distant mountain. Before leaving, he visits his friends, a tribe of snake-wielding women warriors. He finds that they have been attacked, and their leader, Princess Yin-Yin, toward whom he has some romantic feelings, has been abducted. The attacker is her evil uncle Fong, who years before overthrew Yin-Yin's father and took over their sect. Fong also has possession of a sacred scroll which tells how to achieve ultimate martial arts power. Blademaster decides to help Yin-Yin and her imprisoned father, and his romantic complications deepen when his childhood chum and Yin-Yin are joined by a new rival. Blademaster thinks she is an innocent village girl he has saved, but in fact she is Fong! The process of gaining ultimate martial arts power requires self- castration and transmogrification into female form. Written by Reid Gagle
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