Scene from "The Man From Hong Kong" (1975)

Review: Great Kung-Fu action, and car chases punctuate this hard to find adventure. The first Australian/Hong Kong co-production, and shot in English language. Sammo Hung handles the excellent martial arts choreography, while Jimmy Wang Yu provides the amazing stunt work.

Widescreen, in English, no subtitles. Quality A-

Directed by: Brian Trenchard-Smith

Starring: Yu Wang, George Lazenby, and Sammo Hung

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Cinema De Bizarre
• Man From Hong Kong
• Jimmy Wang Yu
• Brian Trenchard-Smith
• George Lazenby
• Ozploitation

[driloc]

The kitchen/restaurant fight reminds me of the Alan Arkin fight in the US movie "Freebie and the Bean", and I mean that as a sincere compliment!!!! Great action flick and wonderful stunt people, i.e. Grant Page!

[DeafFret]

01:34 haha he's split his pants

[Doublespazer]

We also see Grant Page doing cool stunts on here as well. He has been the main stunt man for Mad Max.

[Doublespazer]

@tonymontana

Yep, you're right. Hugh Keys-Byrne from Mad Max 1.

[tonymontana1974]

@Doublespazer Dam it was wrecking my head thinking about where that actor was from i knew i had seen him somewhere else yeh he was the toecutter from mad max wasnt he ?.

[randyj420]

thx I'm sure it is-watched it online recently

[dannygalaga]

Ebay. Cheap as chips

[Doublespazer]

I didn't know the Toecutter was so much shorter than Fifi McAffee ;)

[rofea]

If anyone finds a good torrent for this please tell me

[randyj420]

I need the whole flick - want to dnld - someone send me a link

btw where did he learn the vulcan ball grab - very western move