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King Kong goes Hong Kong as a giant Himalayan beast tries to save a sexy Russia Tarzanette from a sleazy show-biz promoter. The action, locations set in India, and interracial romance made Variety reach this verdict: "High camp, Chinese... See more »
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Samantha Ah Wei
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Johnnie Fang (as Li Hsiu-Hsien)
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Lu Tien (as Ku Feng)
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David Chen Shi-yu (as Lin Wei-Tu)
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Ah Lung (as Shao-Chiang Hsu)
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Ah Pi (as Wu Hang-Sheng)
Ted Thomas
Steve Nicholson
Yao Hsiao ...
Huang Tsui-hua (as Hsiao Yao)
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Lucy (as Chen Ping)
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Spectator at pier
Alexander Grand ...
Radio operator
Jim James
Chiang Lo
Ying Tan
Fat Tsui
Chi Yang
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Directed by

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Meng-Hua Ho ... (as Homer Gaugh, Ho Meng-Hwa)

Written by

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Kuang Ni ... (screenplay) (as I Kuang)

Produced by

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Runme Shaw ... producer
Vee King Shaw ... producer

Music by

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Yung-Yu Chen ... (as Chen Yung-Yu)

Cinematography by

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Hui-Chi Tsao ... (photographed by) (as Tsao Hui-Chi)
Cho-Hua Wu ... (photographed by) (as Wu Cho-Hua)

Film Editing by

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Hsing-Lung Chiang ... (as Chiang Hsing-Lung)
Pepita Fairfax ... (as Pepita Noble)
Thom Noble

Art Direction by

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Ching-Shen Chen ... (as Chen Ching-Shen)
Johnson Tsao

Makeup Department

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Mei-Yun Chou ... makeup artist (as Chou Wei-Yin)
Yen-Lien Peng ... hair stylist (as Peng Yen-Lien)
Hsu-Ching Wu ... makeup artist (as Wu Hsu-Ching)

Production Management

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Lam Chua ... production manager
Cheng Peng ... unit manager (as Pang Cheng)

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Ko Hung ... assistant director (as Hark Hung, Hung Ke)
Yao-Hua Men ... assistant director (as Wen Yao-Hua)
Wan Tang ... assistant director (as Yuen Tong)
Shih Wu ... assistant director (as Wu Shih)

Art Department

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Yu Lai ... property master (as Li Yu)
Ping-Wei Liu ... property master (as Lau Ping-Wei)

Sound Department

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Ping-Kuang Hsu ... sound effects editor (as Hsu Ping-Kong)
Yi-Chi Li ... sound effects editor (as Li Yi-Chih)
Wei Mao ... dialogue recordist (as Mao Wei)
Yung-Hua Wang ... sound recordist

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Sadamasa Arikawa ... special effects supervisor
Kôichi Kawakita ... special effects assistant
Keizô Murase ... special effects supervisor
Sokei Tomioka ... cameraman

Stunts

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Cheung-Yan Yuen ... action coordinator (as Hsiang-jen Yuan)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Fen Chen ... lighting technician

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Chi-Yu Liu ... wardrober (as Liu Chi-Yu)

Script and Continuity Department

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Yung-Li Chen ... continuity (as Chen Yung-Li)
Hao Shao ... continuity (as Siu Ho)

Additional Crew

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Barry Haigh ... voice dubbing: Ku Feng (uncredited)
Ted Rusoff ... voice dubbing: Ted Thomas (uncredited)
Gregory Snegoff ... voice dubbing: Danny Lee/Li Hsiu-Hsien (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

King Kong goes Hong Kong as a giant Himalayan beast tries to save a sexy Russia Tarzanette from a sleazy show-biz promoter. The action, locations set in India, and interracial romance made Variety reach this verdict: "High camp, Chinese style." Written by Celestial Pictures

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Taglines Action...Excitement...Spectacle beyond your wildest dreams! See more »
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Also Known As
  • The Mighty Peking Man (Hong Kong, English title)
  • Sing sing wong (Hong Kong, Cantonese title)
  • Goliathon (United States)
  • The Mighty Peking Man (Canada, English title)
  • Mighty Peking Man (United States)
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  • 90 min
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Budget HKD6,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia The miniature vehicles in the film were custom built on a 1/25 scale. See more »
Goofs Watch the ending of the film carefully. When the helicopters are shooting the Peking Man to pieces, the impact of the rounds on his body, considering how big he is, should be tiny. But they are huge, as if the weapons being used are his size. Also, when Samantha and Johnny are wounded by the helicopters, the rounds should have torn their limbs off entirely, not just scratched them. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Pushing Tin/Mighty Peking Man/Election/Lost and Found/SLC Punk! (1999). See more »
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