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The Impossible Kid of Kung Fu
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Romy Diaz | ... |
Senyor Manolo
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Nina Sara | ... |
Lolita
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Tony Carreon | ... |
Don Simeon
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Ben Johnson | ... |
Chief
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Rene Romero | ... |
Sgt Romero
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Efren Lapid | ... |
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Lita Vasquez | ... |
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Chicklet Moreno | ... |
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Ruben Ramos | ... |
Abdul
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Joe Cunanan | ... |
Joe
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Romy Nario | ... |
Mr. X
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Ben Morro | ... |
Morro
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Boy Bañes | ... |
Agent
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Renato Morado | ... |
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Weng Weng is now working for the Manila branch of Interpol. The Chief sends him in the pursuit of Mr X, an arch villian with a white sock on his head, who is holding the Philippines to ransom. Two businessmen, Maolo and Simeon, pay the demands but Weng Weng suspects foul play and goes deep undercover to reveal the identity of Mr X. Written by Andrew Leavold
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PhilippinesRelease Date:
23 July 1982 (Philippines) See more »Also Known As:
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(Theme Song)
Sung by Ruby 'Tokem' Tia
Composed and Arranged by Pablo Vergara
Accompanied by Manila Symphony Orchestra
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The film's closing credits promised a third installment "License Expired" (the first had been For Y'ur Height Only) but this movie was never made. See more »Soundtracks
"The Impossible Kid"(Theme Song)
Sung by Ruby 'Tokem' Tia
Composed and Arranged by Pablo Vergara
Accompanied by Manila Symphony Orchestra
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Films of this type should never be viewed seriously, they are made deliberately to poke fun at clichéd film genres and are primarily there to make you laugh after stumbling in after a night out on the lash with your mates at the weekend! Weng-Weng once again plays the role of super smooth action hero 00-Weng; irresistible to women and hard as nails...he takes on all the bad guys & wins! Scenes to watch out for are definitely the "Jumping the ravine on a monkey bike doing 5 Mph", suspended by monofilament wires. Self-destructing television sets; Pre-recorded videos that ask interactive questions and respond to live answers; this film has it all, no doubt about it!!! "You don't know me and you don't have to know me..." Genius!