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Cast
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| Jackie Chan | ... | Dragon | |
| Mars | ... | Cowboy | |
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Michael Wai-Man Chan | ... | Tiger (as Hui-Min Chen) |
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Shirley Yim | ... | Alice (as Sidney Yim) |
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Ing-Sik Whang | ... | The Big Boss |
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Paul Chang | ... | Cowboy's Father |
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Kang-Yeh Cheng | ... | Ah Dee |
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Wah Cheung | ... | Smuggler |
| Cam Clarke | ... | Dragon's Father (voice) | |
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Tyler Dean | ... | (voice) |
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Fung Feng | ... | The Referee |
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Hark-On Fung | ... | The Killer King (as Ke-An Fung) |
| Jessica Gee-George | ... | (voice) (as Jessica Gee) | |
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Gam-Kong Ho | ... | The Commentator |
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Kang Ho | ... | Referee |
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The adventures of a restless martial arts student called Dragon, who, while constantly pursuing a girl, gets involved in the affairs of a gang of thieves.
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Hong KongRelease Date:
21 January 1982 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
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Originally supposed to be a sequel to The Young Master and even had the name Young Master in Love until it was changed to Dragon Lord. See more »Goofs
Around 1h19m (the barn fight scene), Cowboy (Mars) gets kicked off the loft by the Big Boss (Ing-Sik Whang). Dragon (Jackie Chan) is situated near the middle of the ladder. Just as the Big Boss kicks him in the back, the next cut shows him at the top of the ladder. See more »Crazy Credits
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Of all the similarly-themed Chan flicks from the period (YOUNG MASTER and the like) I have to say that this one was my favourite. Made the year before he moved into bigger-budget period flicks, this is an inventive, thoroughly enjoyable Chan adventure, mixing together the best aspects of comedy and action whilst following a set, somewhat bizarre formula brought together in his earlier movies. Most of the film features non-stop comic hijinks, as Chan and his buddy Mars court the same girl and fall out over her, whilst there's a serious (if minor) sub-plot involving Chinese antiques being smuggled out of the country. Eventually, the plot less cross each other, resulting in a huge 20 minute fight finale in a barn, incorporating all kinds of major stunt work. Mars himself, usually in lesser roles in Chan's movies, shines in perhaps his best turn as the dim-witted friend who gets pretty fierce. Chan himself plays his typical bumbling happy-go-lucky character and his likability (is that even a word?) pays off in spades.
Perhaps the most original element of the film is the sports action, in which various teams play a game of football with one difference: they use a shuttlecock instead of a ball. Yes, it's as fast, furious and frenetic as it sounds, and makes for excellent entertainment just watching the skills of the players. The comedy is as broad as usual, one laugh involving somebody peeing over Jackie's leg, so you know the kind of harmless, childish tone to expect. The martial arts work is excellent with plenty of loose-limbed bad guys (led by Wong In-sik) who are EXTREMELY hard and solid work from the likes of Dick Wei. Chan himself runs up walls, falls from railings, and spins in the air in gravity-defying shenanigans, highlighted in the lengthy final fight which is riveting and in my opinion, in his all-time top five action sequences. Fans will know what to expect and love this fast-moving, fat-free adventure.