Contract Killer
(1998)
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Contract Killer
(1998)
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| Jet Li | ... | ||
| Eric Tsang | ... |
Ngok Lo
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| Simon Yam | ... |
Officer Chan Kwan
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Gigi Leung | ... |
Kiki
(as GiGi Leung)
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Keiji Sato | ... |
Eiji Tsukamoto
(as Sato Keiji)
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Paul Rapovski | ... |
Tall Guy - Eiji's Bodyguard
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Kwong Kim Yip | ... |
Martin
(as Ip Kwong Kim)
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Hideri Meiken | ... |
(as Hidari Meiken)
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Timmy Ho | ... |
David
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Chi Hung Ng | ... |
Father at Amusement Park
(as Ng Chi Hung)
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John Ching | ... |
Kau
(as Chen Tung)
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Kenji Sahara | ... |
Mr. Tsukamoto
(as Sahara Kenji)
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Minori Ikarashi | ... |
(as Ikarashi Minori)
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Mika Kawanabe | ... |
(as Kawanabe Mika)
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Masako Enokimaru | ... |
(as Enokimaru Masako)
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Financially troubled, a newbie hitman reluctantly takes the job of finding the plotted killer of a Japanese tycoon, but things complicate when the tycoon is killed and he is forced to ally with a misfortunate hitman to find the "King of the Hitman." Written by ravedragon
This film is unique among the Jet Li collection because, first, Jet's voice is not dubbed (i.e., viewers actually hear him speak accented Cantonese), and, second, Jet's character, Ah Fu, is rather inept, lacking the characteristic coolness common to most of Jet's other roles. Jet Li has certainly done better films than this, but Hitman is worth a watch simply because it is quite different from all the rest.