"Chinese Boxer" ( whale. 龍虎鬥 , English. The Chinese Boxer , literally. Battle of the Dragon with the Tiger ) - Hong Kong film with martial arts, directed by Jimmy Wang . In 1977, a sequel was released called “The Return of the Chinese Boxer ”.
| Chinese boxer | |
|---|---|
| whale. trad. 龍虎鬥 , pinyin : Lóng Hǔ Dòu English The chinese boxer | |
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| Genre | action movie crime movie |
| Producer | Jimmy Wang |
| Producer | Shao Renmei |
| Author script | Jimmy Wang |
| In the main cast | Jimmy Wang Lo Le |
| Operator | Hua Shan |
| Composer | Eddie Wang |
| Film company | Shaw brothers |
| Duration | 85 min |
| Fees | 2 076 658.6 HK $ [1] |
| A country |  Hong Kong |
| Tongue | Mandarin |
| Year | 1970 |
| IMDb | ID 0065999 |
Content
Story
Lei Ming is a student of the kung-fu school of master Li Chunhai. One day, in the absence of master Li, a longtime rival of the master arrives at the school and begins to beat the students. Having learned about it, the master comes and wins the old enemy. He leaves and promises to soon come with Japanese masters of karate. After a while he arrives with the Japanese. After the Japanese kill one student of Master Li, they go to the school itself, everyone is beaten up there, including the master. However, Lei Ming survives and learns that only he survived. Lei recovers and remembers the technique of the teacher against karate. The guy trains on this technique, and then revenges the villains, who are comfortably located in the city and profit from the casino.
Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jimmy Wang | Lei Ming |
| Lo Le | Whale |
| Li Xiaolin | |
| Zhao Xiong | Diao-er |
| Fan Mian | Li Chunhai |
| Zheng Lei | Zhang Dalong |
| Wang Guangyu | Sun Tun |
| Tanaka | |
| Chen Xing | Ishihara |
| Chen Guantai | one of the people of Diao |
| San Qui | Master Li's apprentice |
| Yuan Heping | Master Li's apprentice |
Film crew
- Film company: Shaw Brothers
- Producer: Shao Renmei
- Directed by: Jimmy Van
- Director group: Jimmy Wang, , Johnson Cao , Yang Jingchen , Wu Siyuan
- Operator: Hua Shan
- Composer: Eddie Wang ,
- Editor: Jiang Xinglong
- Grimer: Fang Yuan
Artistic features
The film changed the look of the genre of the usa , concentrating on the confrontation of heroes without weapons, and not on sword fights [2] .
Notes
- ↑ Cash fees in Hong Kong for 1970 (China) on boxofficecn.com.
- ↑ Gary Bettinson. Directory of World Cinema: CHINA 2 . - Intellect Books, 2015. - P. 69. - ISBN 978-178-320-400-7 .
Links
- Chinese Boxer on the Internet Movie Database (Checked July 26, 2017)
- Chinese Boxer on the Hong Kong Movie DataBase site
- Chinese Boxer (China) at the base of the Hong Kong Film Archive
- Review of the film on HKCinema.ru .