Credited cast: | |||
Bruce Le | ... | Chang | |
Bolo Yeung | ... | (as Yang See) | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Chi Ling Chiu | |||
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Michael B. Christy | ... | Mr. Keegan |
Steve James | ... | Black Martial Artist | |
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Robert Kerver | ||
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Cheung Lak | ||
James Nam | ... | White haired master at red level (as Lam Kum Fun) | |
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John Nowell | ||
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Le Hai San | ||
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Sebastian J. Sciotti Jr. | ... | British Agent |
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Samuel Walls |
World War 2 is approaching, and China is suspecting an invasion from Germany and Japan. Mr. Chang Bruce Le is hired by a Chinese espionage group to recover a secret document - crucial in winning victory - hidden on the top floor of a 6-storey building, and to do so, must fight his way up the tower and get to the last floor. Written by J. R.
Yeah, it's a little cheesy, it's a typical Bruce Lee Clone Movie and the story isn't really mentionable (although it's there and even kind of logical.. in the most part). The quality is OK for this time even if there are some bad cuts..
But if it comes to fighting this one is one of my favorite movies.. I like this "defeat the Master of one Stage after another" thing, there are many different fighting styles and one arrogant master after the other plus there's good old Bolo Yeung in his prime role as Executioner of the bad guy - what do you want more ?
So if you get a Copy and like just plain fighting - enjoy it.