It is worth seeing Long zai jiang hu movie (Lung joi gong woo).
Movie Premier in 1986.
Mpaa: Rated R for violence, some language and brief drug use.
Brandon acting Brandon Ma, a even valid Joe who hold fuzz two job, hence he can endorse his girlfriend May and his psychosomatic ocular aid of individual a motorcycle. Brandon's optimal partner be Michael (played near Michael Wong), an ambitious and killer dope peddler. How Brandon and Michael ever become friends is the biggest riddle contained by the picture. In any move about case, Michael covet May and so he come alert with a stratagem that will win her all for him, and solve a tribulation he's be have. It seem that an undercover cop name Sharky applicable been using his police acquaintances to dominate the district cocaine retail, so Michael has him kill and use Brandon by style of the decline guy. Brandon go to detain, nonetheless he think that he will be released in a bit gratefulness to the pains of his apt buddy Michael. Eight years subsequently Brandon ending but not matchless minuscule get out of jail.
Certificates: South Korea:15, Australia:R, Spain:13, UK:18, Argentina:16, USA:R
Color Info: Color
Countries: Hong Kong
Genres: Action
Languages: Cantonese
Runtimes: Argentina:105, Hong Kong:87
Sound Mix: Mono
Tech Info: OFM:35 mm, PCS:Spherical, PFM:35 mm, RAT:1.85 : 1
Release Dates: Japan:1987, France:21 June 1989, Spain:16 July 1997
Like father, like son...
In movie have been taken:
Onno Boelee (actor)
Wai-Man Chan (actor)
Birth Notes: Hong Kong
Billed as Chen Wei Min in the Philippines in the 70s.
Birth Date: 10 July 1946
Hak Chu (actor)
Feng Ku (actor)
Height: 5' 6"
Birth Name: Chen, Szu Wen
Birth Notes: Shanghai, China
Birth Date: 3 July 1930
Brandon Lee (actor)
Articles: "Entertainment Weekly" (USA), 7 April 2000, Vol. 1, Iss. 534, pg. 112, by: Erin Richter, "The Son Also Sets", "Vex" (USA), 1999, Iss. 4, pg. 26, by: Joe Wawrzyniak, "A Shrapnel Chip Off the Old Block", "Correio da Manhã, TV" (Portugal), 17 July 1998, pg. 32, "Fim trágico", "Prevue" (USA), October 1991, Vol. 2, Iss. 45, pg. 40-45, by: Will Dughi & Jose Alzona, "Enter The New Dragon", "Playboy" (USA), September 1991, Vol. 38, Iss. 9, pg. 32, by: Bruce Williamson, "Off Camera: Brandon Lee"
Pictorials: "Empire" (UK), December 1992, by: Isabel Snyder, "It Was a Little Bit Frightening..."
Biographical Movies: _"E! True Hollywood Story" (1996) {Brandon Lee}_ (qv)
Death Notes: Wilmington, North Carolina, USA (accidental gunshot wound from faulty prop revolver)
Books: Brieget Baiss. _The Crow: The Story Behind the Film._ Orlando, FL: The Making of the Crow Inc., 2000. ISBN 2457A, _Brandon Lee: Disaster on a Movie Set._ Cavetown, MD: Casselberry Books, 1994.
He be born next to February 1, 1965 to 'Bruce Lee (I)' (qv) (Martial Arts idol) and Linda Lee. Brother to Shannon Lee. In 1965 they moved to Hong Kong where on earth Brandon become fluent inside Cantonese beside the age of 8. He attend Boston's Art-Oriented Emerson College in Massachusetts. He studied Martial Arts and the drama, close to his father. In 1983 he was expelled from institution because of misbehavior, but received his diploma at Miraleste High school. He was in "Rapid Fire", "Showdown Little Tokyo", and a few more films, as very well as "The Crow". He turned fluff offer to be in "Dragon: The Bruce Lee story". Bruce die (while filming) at the age of 32, of what be to be believed, a mentality hemorrhage. Brandon died at the age of 28 on the given of "The Crow". The show signs of crew shot a scene where it was contracted to spend a big gun lacking acquiescence from the guns coordinator. They hand Michael Massee the gun fraught with exhaustive muscle blank and shot the scene. Even all the same the gun was prickly towards the aeroplane Lee, the element from the blank arched the video and it smashed his spinal filament. The crew just notice when Lee was behindhand getting wakeful. The doctors work utterly all for five hours, but it was no use. After his spinal cord was shattered, he fastidious no providence of subsistence. He was pronounced departed at 1:04 pm the subsequent afternoon. He was designed to marry Eliza Hutton on April 17. His article was loop to Seattle to be dig in beside his father in Lake View Cemetery., Born in Oakland, California, USA, Brandon Lee spent the first eight years of his life in Hong Kong. By the time he was able to walk, he was already involved in learning about martial arts from his father, martial arts expert and famed actor Bruce Lee. After Bruce Lee's untimely death, Brandon, his mother Linda (an American of Swedish heritage), and his sister Shannon moved to Los Angeles. He attended high school in Los Angeles, where he realized that he had also inherited acting ability along with his martial arts skills. He continued his education and interest in acting at Emerson College in Massachusetts, where he majored in theatre. Having chosen an acting career, Lee took his work seriously. He studied at the Strasberg Academy, with Eric Morris in New York and in Los Angeles, and in Lynette Katselas' class in Los Angeles. His first professional job as an actor came at age twenty, when casting director Lynn Stalmaster asked him to read for a CBS television film, "Kung Fu: The Movie." Lee's first role in a feature film was "Legacy of Rage" for D.M. Films of Hong Kong, followed by a co-starring role in "Showdown in Little Tokyo."
Height: 6'
Quotes: "I don't want to be remembered as 'the son of Bruce Lee'", "I always had a pretty good knack for raising hell.", "Because we do not know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. And yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number really. How many more times will you remember a certain afternoon of your childhood, an afternoon that is so deeply a part of your being that you cannot conceive of your life without it? Perhaps four, or five times more? Perhaps not even that. How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless.", [About "The Crow"] "It's a story about justice for victims.", [About "The Crow"] "I've done other films with violence in them, but I must say I've never done anything where I felt the violence was as justified as it is in this...This is justice.", "I've done my work and I'm happy with it...I respect my father very much, but I'm a very different person than he was.", "I don't know if I was destined to play this role, but I feel very fortunate to be doing so." (on his last film, "The Crow"), "The trip reinforced my suspicions that, despite my Pacific Rim heritage, I'm about as American as you get." (explaining that he feels no particular affinity for Asia and does not want to live there), "It's either in the genes, or I watched too many of his movies as a kid" (on why his film roles echo those of his dad), "It's such an intensely personal thing for me.. I'd probably have been a little too crazy." (on why he refused the role in "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story"), "A fight can express things people might not be able to say with words.", "It's funny, [...] for that sequence the director just said, say something insulting to him, it doesn't matter what. So I said something pretty insulting, and they didn't subtitle it, and they never asked me what it meant. [..] (Laughter)" (on the insult he says in Cantonese in the movie "Rapid Fire"), "You only have the burdens on you that you choose to put there.", "All I can tell you is that you cannot make choices in your own career, either career choices or choices when you're actually working as an actor, based on trying to downplay or live up to a comparison with somebody else. You just can't do that. You have to do your own work based on your own gut, your own instincts, and your own life.", [About "The Crow"] "It's a story about justice for victims.", [About Eric Draven] He has something he has to do and he is forced to put aside his own pain long enough to go do what he has to do."
Interviews: "Masters of Kung Fu" (USA), December 1994, Vol. 2, Iss. 2, pg. 6-11, by: Anne Leighton, "A Character In Transition", "Entertainment Weekly" (Canada/USA), 1994, "Empire" (UK), December 1992, by: Ronald Rynning, "It Was a Little Bit Frightening..."
Birth Notes: Oakland, California, USA
Salary History: _The Crow (1994)_ (qv)::$750,000, _Long zai jiang hu (1986)_ (qv)::$200,000, _Rapid Fire (1992)_ (qv)::$270,000, _Showdown in Little Tokyo (1991)_ (qv)::$250,000
Magazine Covers: "Fangoria" (USA), June 1994, Iss. 133, "Entertainment Weekly" (USA), 16 April 1993, Iss. 166
Trademarks: Usually played a character on the wrong side of the law.
Birth Name: Lee, Brandon Bruce
Son of 'Bruce Lee (I)' (qv)., Lived in Hong Kong for a couple of years as a little boy., Spoke Cantonese., At the time of his death, was engaged to 'Eliza Hutton' (qv)., Mother is 'Linda Lee Cadwell' (qv), Brother of 'Shannon Lee (I)' (qv), Interred at Lake View Cemetery, Seattle, Washington, USA., Had blonde hair as a baby., His Chinese star sign is the Dragon. He was born on Chinese New Year's eve, last day of the dragon., Was first asked to play the role of 'Bruce Lee (I)' (qv) in his father's biopic. The role was later given to 'Jason Scott Lee' (qv)., Was in talks with filmmakers about making Rapid Fire 2., Was to be married in Mexico on April 17th 1993., Dedication at the end of Lee's last film, The Crow, reads "For Brandon and Eliza (Hutton)"., He is of Chinese, Swedish descent, English and German descent., Since his father (Bruce) is of German-Chinese descent and his mother (Linda) is of Swedish and English descent (she has blonde hair and blue eyes), Brandon was born with blond hair which is very unusual for a person of mixed race. However, as he aged, his hair color changed to brown., The apple never falls far from the tree: Brandon played the character "Jake Lo" in _Rapid Fire (1992)_ (qv); his father 'Bruce Lee (I)' (qv) played the character "Billy Lo" in _Game of Death (1978)_ (qv)., Nephew of 'Robert Lee (XXIX)' (qv), Grandson of actor 'Hoi-Chuen Lee' (qv)., Growing up in Bruce's shadow wasn't always easy for the younger Lee. As a child, Brandon was about to sign up with a local martial-arts studio...until he noticed a large poster of his dad on the wall; Brandon ran from the dojo in tears. Later, as a teenager, he dropped out of two different high-schools (once, after an "altercation" with the vice-principal)., He was a troubled youngster but an outstanding surrogate-parent. When his actress-sister 'Shannon Lee (I)' (qv) and a friend were arrested for underage- joyriding in their mom's car, Brandon sat her down and gave her a classic "It's Okay To Have Fun But Don't Ever Take It Too Far" lecture. Indeed, Shannon claims that if Brandon had lived to see her wedding day, he would have walked her down the aisle.
Death Date: 31 March 1993
Portrayed: _Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993)_ (qv)
Birth Date: 1 February 1965
Killed while filming the movie _The Crow (1994)_ (qv) by a projectile shot from a gun firing blanks.
Kin-chuen Lee (actor)
Chun-kit Leung (actor)
Chung Lin (actor)
Kenneth Low (actor)
Hoi Mang (actor)
Man Tat Ng (actor)
Birth Date: 2 January 1952
A local of Fujian province, Ng Man Tat be a graduate of the colloquium of 1974's TVB Television grounding program where on earth he briskly show his chops thereafter acting contained by the Hong Kong roll collection festival 'Enjoy Yourself Tonight' and onto long-standing running serials in 'Chor Lau Heung' and 'Police Cadet 84'. It wasn't until 1990 that he elevated his stature next to the enormous eyeshade pairing his clear comedic time using route of sidekick to Stephen Chow in the Cantonese lingua franca HK blockbuster 'All all for the Winner'.
Trademarks: Co-stars in films starring 'Stephen Chow (I)' (qv).
Nick Names: Uncle Tat
Fui-On Shing (actor)
Height: 188 cm
Birth Notes: Hong Kong, China
A proud cancer survivor in 2005., Usually plays supporting characters in Hong Kong movies. His only leading role to date is _Zhuo niu zi ku de zhong kui (1991)_ (The Blue Jean Monster)., Has repeatedly appeared in supporting roles (often as villains) in 'Yun-Fat Chow' (qv) films including _Ying hung boon sik II (1987)_ (qv) (A Better Tomorrow II), _Lo foo chut gang (1988)_ (qv) (Tiger On Beat), _Gong zi duo qing (1988)_ (qv), (The Greatest Lover) and _Dip hyut shueng hung (1989)_ (The Killer)., Unusually tall by Chinese standards. Was perhaps the most intimidating villain of the eighties because of his height.
Birth Date: 1 February 1955
Stuart Smith (actor)
A British-Australian national, he channel acted inwardly regional TV production, quicker relocate in Hong Kong, where on earth western face be looked-for. He play several hole parts in Chinese pictures, but presently found himself imprint in 'Godfrey Ho' (qv)'s Z-grade ninja pictures. His undue overact made him a favorite among "bad movies" fan. He also found sweat by path of ability of a voice actor, dub Chinese cinema into english. As the Hong Kong musical industry decline, he quit acting and become a selling and industry analyst.
Height: 6' 1"
Kirk Wong (actor)
Birth Notes: Hong Kong
Birth Date: 1949
Kok Cheong Wong (actor)
Michael Wong (actor)
Spouse: 'Janet Ma' (qv) (? - present); 3 children
Height: 185 cm
Birth Notes: Albany, New York, USA
Birth Name: Wong, Michael Man Tak
Brother of 'Russell Wong' (qv) and 'Declan Wong' (qv)., Michael and his brother owe their much sought-after good looks to their parents, William Wong, a restaurant owner, and Connie Van Yserloo, a Dutch-American Artist., Has 2 daughters: Kayla and Irisa.
Birth Date: 16 April 1965
Bolo Yeung (actor)
Trademarks: Huge pectoral muscles.
Nick Names: The Beast from the East, The Chinese Hercules
Interviews: "Martial Arts Illustrated" (UK), September 1990, Vol. 3, Iss. 4, pg. 32-35, by: Wayne Archer, "Bolo"
Impressively build Asian dancer beside set-up contained by weightlifting, bodybuilding and warring art who exceptional carved a niche in benefaction of himself by the burn up of mode of one of the tremendous "bad guys" of Asian martial arts make plain appear in over and done with 50 films to date !! Usually found evil the hero, or enforce the will of every vicious transgression lord, Bolo Yeung has appear alongside 'Lieh Lo' (qv), 'Bruce Lee (I)' (qv) , 'Jackie Chan (I)' (qv) and 'Jean-Claude Van Damme' (qv) in knob films equally with _Tian xia di yi quan (1973)_, _Enter the Dragon (1973)_ (qv), _Fuk recite dive jiu (1985)_ (qv) and _Bloodsport (1988)_ (qv). Although markedly of Bolo's employment has be crop shed "chop socky" in succinct deliver budget martial arts films, he remain in dignified pattern for over 25 years, freedom throught the untimely boom years of martial arts cinema in the 1970s, and against until the regularly 1990s. Undoubtedly, a principal onscreen amount in the long-ago of martial arts cinema.
Wing-Cho Yip (actor)
Timothy Zau (actor)
Tanya George (actress)
Regina Kent (actress)
Wan-Yin Angelina Lo (actress)
Linda Kuk (producer)
John Sham (producer)
Raymond Fung (writer)
Clifton Ko (writer)
Jimmy Bosco (cinematographer)
Richard Krant (composer)
Ronny Yu (director)
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