Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jimmy Wang Yu | ... | Inspector Fang Sing Leng | |
George Lazenby | ... | Jack Wilton | |
Hugh Keays-Byrne | ... | Morrie Grosse | |
Roger Ward | ... | Bob Taylor | |
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Rosalind Speirs | ... | Caroline Thorne (as Ros Spiers) |
Grant Page | ... | Assassin | |
Rebecca Gilling | ... | Angelica | |
Frank Thring | ... | Willard | |
Sammo Kam-Bo Hung | ... | Win Chan (as Hung Kam Po) | |
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Deryck Barnes | ... | Veterinary Doctor |
Bill Hunter | ... | Peterson | |
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Ian Jamieson | ... | Drug Courier |
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Elaine Wong | ... | Chinese Girl |
John Orcsik | ... | Charles (as John Orschik) | |
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Geoffrey Brown | ... | Martial Arts Heavy (as Geoff Brown) |
Hong Kong cop and martial artist Fang Sing Leng travels to Australia to extradite a drug dealer. The dealer is assassinated, so Leng decides to single-handedly wage a war against Jack Wilton, the crime lord responsible for the killing.
Who could forget the sound track by Ace, and the action of this movie, never mind the fact that George Lazenby, the dejected Bond, who really could have been one of the best was also in the film.
In the era of remastering and re-issuing of so much crap, why not get this classic off the shelf, blow off the dust and put it onto DVD! I'll buy it.
Even though I had trough finding it in the USA as it was under a different name!
This is a great action film, with all the stunts, kung fu, you could possibly want in a movie. Released in 1975 it captures all the best of the Bruce Lee films but with good sound and picture quality. A not to missed film.
If you can find a copy on tape, let me know.