Jimmy Wang Yu
Jimmy Wang Yu er en taiwansk-amerikansk skuespiller mest kjent for sine roller i kampsportfilmer. Han har medvirket i flere kjente filmer, inkludert The Killer Meteors fra 2019, Fung yu seung lau sing fra 1976, Long hu dou fra 1970, Du bei dao wang fra 1969 og Jin yan zi fra 1968. Wang Yu hadde en suksessfull karriere på 1960- og 1970-tallet og blir ofte ansett som en pioner innen kinesisk kinematografi. Bruk filteret under for å finne de mest populære eller nyeste filmene og seriene med Jimmy Wang Yu.
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Jimmy Wang Yu stars in Cheh Chang's 'The Trail of the Broken Blade', a sword hero tragedy similar to 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'.
The One-Armed Swordsman
Even non-kung-fu lovers will be mesmerized by Jimmy Wang Yu in the role that made him a superstar. As the mysterious swordsman whose one arm is more powerful than his two-armed rivals, Wang and director Chang Cheh revolutionized the Hong Kong kung-fu genre and broke box office records across Asia. The female leads, Pan Yin-tse and Chiao Chiao, went on to become some of Shaw Brothers most important lady fighters, and Wang followed up his "One-Armed Swordsman" triumph with numerous sequels. A film that always makes the “top ten” list of martial arts masterpieces, this 1967 classic is as timeless today as upon its original release.
The Killer Meteors
Jackie Chan kalles "The Killer Meteor" takket være sin unike og hemmelige kampsport, som har gjort ham til en helt i sine hjemtrakter. Når en rikmann blir forgiftet av konen sin, blir Jackie hyret for å få tak i motgiften og beseire henne. Det eneste problemet er at hun blir beskyttet av noen av verdens fremste slåsskjemper og en armé av deres undersåtter.
The Trail of the Broken Blade
Jimmy Wang Yu stars in Cheh Chang's 'The Trail of the Broken Blade', a sword hero tragedy similar to 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'.
The Twin Swords
Expect plenty of hard-edged action in 'The Twin Swords' in which Jimmy Wang Yu and Chin Ping play a couple who stumble into a kidnapping plot at the Red Lotus Temple. But will they be able to foil the bad guys?
The Sword of Swords
Jimmy Wang Yu had just exploded into superstardom as 'The One-armed Swordsman' when he teamed with legendary choreographers Lau Kar-leung and Tang Chia for this exciting tale of master martial artists vying for a “weapon of exceptional brilliance”.
The Magnificent Trio
This adventure reunited the director and cast of the groundbreaking 'Tiger Boy', and established both as pioneers of kung-fu cinema’s golden age. A fresh approach and great fight scenes make this one of the Shaw Brothers most memorable epics.
The Magnificent Trio
This adventure reunited the director and cast of the groundbreaking 'Tiger Boy', and established both as pioneers of kung-fu cinema’s golden age. A fresh approach and great fight scenes make this one of the Shaw Brothers most memorable epics.
One-Armed Boxer
Etter et slagsmål blir Hang Tus skole konfrontert av opiumselgeren Chao og hans bøller. Den forræderske Chao hyrer en gjeng hensynsløse leiesoldater, og Tien Lung, Hang Tu's beste elev, er den eneste overlevende, men har mistet en arm. Han må gjennomgå et smertefullt treningsprogram for å kunne hevne seg på den onde Chao og hans morderiske håndlangere.
The Chinese Boxer
Jimmy Wang Yu had become a star in 1965’s "Temple of the Red Lotus". He became a superstar in 1967’s "One-Armed Swordsman" and 1968’s "Golden Swallow". But this was his first fully realized personal kung-fu vision. Jimmy Wang Yu wrote, directed and starred in this classic favorite as the Chinese kung-fu superman, years before Bruce Lee would become famous for the same themes. He plays the famous Lei Ming, a noble young martial arts student who doesn’t know the meaning of giving up. He faces a treacherous, blood-thirsty Japanese karate expert, played, of all people, by Lo Lieh (who was to become The Shaws’ first international star in "The King Boxer" just months later). Featuring unforgettable training sequences and many fights, this box office smash would lead to a career unparalleled in its eccentricity and excitement.
The Chinese Boxer
Jimmy Wang Yu had become a star in 1965’s "Temple of the Red Lotus". He became a superstar in 1967’s "One-Armed Swordsman" and 1968’s "Golden Swallow". But this was his first fully realized personal kung-fu vision. Jimmy Wang Yu wrote, directed and starred in this classic favorite as the Chinese kung-fu superman, years before Bruce Lee would become famous for the same themes. He plays the famous Lei Ming, a noble young martial arts student who doesn’t know the meaning of giving up. He faces a treacherous, blood-thirsty Japanese karate expert, played, of all people, by Lo Lieh (who was to become The Shaws’ first international star in "The King Boxer" just months later). Featuring unforgettable training sequences and many fights, this box office smash would lead to a career unparalleled in its eccentricity and excitement.
Return of the One-armed Swordsman
"One-Armed Swordsman" revolutionized the kung-fu film, paving the way to the Golden Age and new wave era, which has made Hong Kong action cinema one of the most respected in the world. It was also a gigantic box-office hit, and overwhelming popular demand called for a sequel. Director Chang Cheh truly proved that he was indeed the “Godfather of the Kung-fu Film” by mounting a follow-up which many say is even more accomplished and exciting than the original. Jimmy Wang Yu is back as one-armed hero Fang Kang, who just wants to lead a quiet life … until the Eight Demon Swordsmen won’t take “no” for an answer. That’s their mistake: Fang takes them all on, and more, in this fight-filled, action packed adventure which clearly proves that one arm, attached to the right hero, is better than sixteen.
Golden Swallow
The indomitable martial arts team of director Chang Cheh and stunt choreographer Liu Chia-liang bring the "Golden Swallow" of King Hu’s "Come Drink With Me" back to life again in this sequel of heartbreaking romance, intrigue and stunning action. The original queen of swordplay epics Cheng Pei-pei reprises her role as Golden Swallow, now content to lead a quiet life with swordsman Han Tao (a young and rugged Lo Lieh). Her peaceful life is shattered when her unrequited suitor Silver Roc (Jimmy Wang Yu) starts a killing spree to draw her out of seclusion. An outraged Golden Swallow and Han return to the jianghu world to investigate but find more trouble than they bargained for as Silver Roc’s devious plots start getting out of control. As conflicts threaten the martial arts world, Han and Silver Roc also race towards a final showdown to win the woman they love.
The Assassin
In the same year, director/writer Chang Cheh and star Jimmy Wang Yu revolutionized Hong Kong kung-fu cinema with One-Armed Swordsman, they also collaborated on this epic of the Six Kingdoms era. Here, Yu is a two-armed swordsman who is also a Wei Empire patriot. Inside the Han Empire, Han Kuei who comes from the royal family, is actually assumed full power and he wants to eliminate loyal officer Yen Sui. Later, our main character is betrayed by a jealous rival and becomes a village butcher. When he meets Yen Sui accidentally, he is sent back on the road of vengeance. Chiao Chiao, the lovely and talented costar of One-Armed Swordsman, here plays Hsia Ying, the love of the hero’s life, and the strong woman who survives to protect their child.
One-Armed Swordsman
Even non-kung-fu lovers will be mesmerized by Jimmy Wang Yu in the role that made him a superstar. As the mysterious swordsman whose one arm is more powerful than his two-armed rivals, Wang and director Chang Cheh revolutionized the Hong Kong kung-fu genre and broke box office records across Asia. The female leads, Pan Yin-tse and Chiao Chiao, went on to become some of Shaw Brothers most important lady fighters, and Wang followed up his "One-Armed Swordsman" triumph with numerous sequels. A film that always makes the “top ten” list of martial arts masterpieces, this 1967 classic is as timeless today as upon its original release.
Golden Swallow
The indomitable martial arts team of director Chang Cheh and stunt choreographer Liu Chia-liang bring the "Golden Swallow" of King Hu’s "Come Drink With Me" back to life again in this sequel of heartbreaking romance, intrigue and stunning action. The original queen of swordplay epics Cheng Pei-pei reprises her role as Golden Swallow, now content to lead a quiet life with swordsman Han Tao (a young and rugged Lo Lieh). Her peaceful life is shattered when her unrequited suitor Silver Roc (Jimmy Wang Yu) starts a killing spree to draw her out of seclusion. An outraged Golden Swallow and Han return to the jianghu world to investigate but find more trouble than they bargained for as Silver Roc’s devious plots start getting out of control. As conflicts threaten the martial arts world, Han and Silver Roc also race towards a final showdown to win the woman they love.
The Killer Meteors
Hua Wu Bin kalles for "The Killer Meteor" takket være sin unike, hemmelige kampsport. Når en adelsmann blir forgiftet av sin kone, blir Hua hyret for å få tak i motgiften og beseire henne.
Return of the One-armed Swordsman
"One-Armed Swordsman" revolutionized the kung-fu film, paving the way to the Golden Age and new wave era, which has made Hong Kong action cinema one of the most respected in the world. It was also a gigantic box-office hit, and overwhelming popular demand called for a sequel. Director Chang Cheh truly proved that he was indeed the “Godfather of the Kung-fu Film” by mounting a follow-up which many say is even more accomplished and exciting than the original. Jimmy Wang Yu is back as one-armed hero Fang Kang, who just wants to lead a quiet life … until the Eight Demon Swordsmen won’t take “no” for an answer. That’s their mistake: Fang takes them all on, and more, in this fight-filled, action packed adventure which clearly proves that one arm, attached to the right hero, is better than sixteen.