Stoner, an Australian cop, has been investigating the spread of a mysterious addictive drug that acts like an aphrodisiac and a hallucenogen on anyone who takes it. When his own sister ...
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| George Lazenby | ... | Joshua Stoner | |
| Angela Mao | ... | Angela Li Shou-Hua | |
| Betty Ting Pei | ... | Agnes Wong Yen-Yen (Guest star) | |
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Ing-Sik Whang | ... | Mr. Big (Guest star) |
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Jôji Takagi | ... | Mr. Chin |
| Sammo Kam-Bo Hung | ... | Chen Chin (as Chin-Pao Hung) | |
| Lu Chin | ... | Helen | |
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Romanolee Rose | ... | Melanie |
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Samuel J. Peake | ... | Cult Leader |
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Wei Yang | ... | Shrine Priest |
| Lan Sun | ... | Gangster (as Luan Sun) | |
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Hsing Chung Hung | ... | Inspector Feng (as Shin-Chung Hung) |
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Chi Chu Chin | ||
| Wah-Lung Szema | ... | (as Hua-Lung Ssuma) | |
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Chiang Su | ... | Kuan Te-Jen |
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Stoner, an Australian cop, has been investigating the spread of a mysterious addictive drug that acts like an aphrodisiac and a hallucenogen on anyone who takes it. When his own sister falls under its influence, he travels to Hong Kong to hunt down the man behind the drug trade, the evil billionaire Mr. Chin. At the same time, a Taiwanese officer has also been sent to stop Chin's drug empire. Together, She and Stoner battle the drug kingpin's dealers and henchmen. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
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1981 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$850,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This film was originally titled "The Shrine of Ultimate Bliss" and was to co-star Bruce Lee along with George Lazenby, but Lee died about two weeks before filming was set to begin. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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As a fan of bad movies (and MST3K, and a member of MFT3K), I must say I've seen my share of them. But geez! Even the worst I've seen at least had a soundtrack. As George Lazenby stiffly wanders around Hong Kong, doing who knows what, you can guarantee that you won't be distracted by any of that background music that fills todays cinema. Or any of that music that fills elevators. I don't think anyone in this film even hums.
Now, this isn't entirely true -- there *is* a sound track. if you listen closely, you will hear it chime in about a half-dozen times through the course of the film. Of course, the timing will be entirely inappropriate, and it doesn't last very long, but something that could be classified as "music" does occur. Your best bet, though, is to sit your toddler armed with a wooden spoon down in front of the TV with a collection of pots and pans while you watch. The rhythm and flow would be better than anything the film offers.
Keep an eye out for Sammo Hung as a minor villian in this film. Aren't we all glad he found Jackie Chan to work with?