1994
Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Vor 5 Tagen · Bolo’s son, billed as David “Bolo Jr” Yeung, makes an appearance in the film, but it amounts to little more than stunt casting. There are however three people from Bloodsport who were involved with The Last Kumite , actor Michel Qissi ( Terminator Woman, Kickboxer ‘s legendary Tong Po) who played one of the fighters turns up as one of Hall’s goons.
Vor 22 Stunden · A Queen’s Ransom is a great snapshot of Hong Kong cinema in 1976 that didn’t come under the Shaw Brothers banner. The world was a grittier, meaner place in 1976, well, at least the films were. Martin Scorsese was about to release one of the all time greats in Taxi Driver, John Cassavetes was about to drive a nightclub owner to the edge in ...
Vor 3 Tagen · At the after party to celebrate winning the 37th Annual New York State Open Karate Tournament, Rivers is approached by Ron Hall (Matthias Hues, Fists of Iron) about competing in a Kumite that is being held in Eastern Europe. Rivers can’t believe his ears when he learns of the “fight to the death” aspect of this Kumite, or the $1,000,000 ...
Vor 2 Tagen · Bolo Yeung flexing his impressive physique She shot to fame in 1972 with her film “Deadly China Doll”. Her popularity grew with featured roles in titles such as “ Hapkido”, “Lady Whirlwind ”, “ When Taekwondo Strikes ”, “ The Fate of Lee Khan ”, and “The Broken Oath”.
Vor einem Tag · Bolo YeungIt takes years of systematic and painstaking training to achieve muscular control´´, he said, flexing his arms and chest which fairly rippled with ...
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Vor 2 Tagen · It’s easy to feel a great sense of disappointment when, for example, Mao goes up against Bolo Yeung but the fight is only s few seconds long, but Golden Harvest were clearly going for something different here. The first fight is between Yeung and Wang Yu and is extremely short too, though the film is clearly telling us that martial arts won ...
Vor 2 Tagen · The introduction includes a brief sparring fight between Wang Yu’s Jimmy and Bolo Yeung’s Ram, which is a theme I’ll return to; brief fight sequences – this is very much a political thriller and those expecting a martial arts fest are unlikely to get what they expect. We also meet other characters – many other characters – including those like the police, who will work together to ...
