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The latest developments on the Celestial Pictures upcoming Shaw Brothers DVD collection.

December SHAW BROTHERS DVD Specs

AsianDVDGuide.com has the specs and artwork for the forthcoming Shaw Brothers Region 3 DVD titles arriving December 5. If you haven't seen the artwork for these beauties then click the links below and have your drool cloths handy. We are only highlighting the martial arts films; if you want more info on the other titles, check out AsianDVDGuide.com

  • THE HEROIC ONES (1970) starring David Chiang, Ti Lung, Ku Feng
    • Letterboxed (2.35:1)
    • Languages: Mandarin
    • Subtitles: Chinese (Traditional), English, Chinese (Simplified), Bahasa (Malaysia), Bahasa (Indonesia)
    • Coded for region 3
    • Extras:
      • Audio Commentary: Bey Logan
      • Interviews: David Chiang, Lily Li Li-Li, Daniel Wu Yin-Cho, Paul Fonoroff, Bey Logan
      • Trailer, picture gallery, poster art, behind the scenes, biographies/filmographies, and synopsis.

       

  • KILLER CLANS (1976) starring Yueh Hwa, Chor Yuen
    • Letterboxed (2.35:1)
    • Languages: Mandarin
    • Subtitles: Chinese (Traditional), English, Chinese (Simplified), Bahasa (Malaysia), Bahasa (Indonesia)
    • Coded for region 3
    • Extras:
      • Audio Commentary: Bey Logan
      • Interviews: Chor Yuen, Cheng Lee, Yueh Hua, Ken Wong Hop-Hey, Paul Fonoroff
      • Trailer, picture gallery, poster art, behind the scenes, biographies/filmographies, and synopsis

 

  • COME DRINK WITH ME (1966) starring Cheng Pei Pei, Yueh Hwa
    • Letterboxed (2.35:1)
    • Languages: Mandarin
    • Subtitles: Chinese (Traditional), English, Chinese (Simplified), Bahasa (Malaysia), Bahasa (Indonesia)
    • Coded for region 3
    • Extras:
      • Audio Commentary: Cheng Pei-Pei, Marsha Yuen Chi-Wai, Bey Logan
      • Interviews: Cheng Pei-Pei, Yueh Hua, Marsha Yuen Chi-Wai, Paul Fonoroff, Bey Logan
      • Trailer, picture gallery, poster art, biographies/filmographies, and synopsis.

 

New Celestial Shaw Brothers DVDs

Our sources indicate that Celestial Pictures are releasing additional remastered Shaw Brothers titles during the months of December, January, and February. Remember that these discs are Region 3 encoded and no English dubs. Here's how the initial schedule is shaping up:

December:

  • COME DRINK WITH ME (martial arts)
  • THE HEROIC ONES (martial arts)
  • KILLER CLANS (martial arts)
  • THE ANONYMOUS HEROES (martial arts)
  • THE MAGIC BLADE (martial arts)
  • THE TEA HOUSE (action/adventure)
  • THE EMPRESS DOWAGER (period drama)
  • THE WARLORD (comedy)
  • THE KINGDOM AND THE BEAUTY (huangmei/yellow plum opera)
  • LOVE IN A FALLEN CITY (drama)
  • HONG KONG NOCTURNE (musical)
  • THE PRICE OF LOVE (drama)
  • KIDNAP (drama)
  • TILL THE END OF TIME (drama)
  • TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR (sci-fi)
  • HONG KONG PLAYBOYS (comedy)
  • THE HOUSE OF 72 TENANTS (comedy)
  • THE BRIDE NAPPING (huangmei/yellow plum opera)
  • THE BLUE AND THE BLACK (drama)
  • HONG KONG RHAPSODY (musical)


January:

  • CLANS OF INTRIGUE (martial arts)
  • TEMPLE OF THE RED LOTUS (martial arts)
  • HUMAN LANTERNS (horror/martial arts)
  • THE BLOOD BROTHERS (martial arts)
  • DEATH DUEL (martial arts)
  • BIG BROTHER CHENG (action/adventure)
  • VERMILLION DOOR (drama)
  • THE THREE SMILES (huangmei/yellow plum opera)
  • THE LAST WOMAN OF SHANG (huangmei/yellow plum opera)
  • THE VOYAGE OF EMPEROR CHIEN LUNG (comedy)
  • THE BLUE AND THE BLACK II (drama)
  • TEENAGE DREAMERS (drama)
  • THE MILLIONAIRE CHASE (comedy)
  • THE MONKEY GOES WEST (period drama)
  • THE LAST TEMPEST (period drama)


February:

  • HEROES TWO (martial arts)
  • THE CAVE OF SILKEN WEB (period drama)
  • THE LOVE ETERNE (period drama)
  • LOVE WITHOUT END (drama)
  • WE LOVE MILLIONAIRES (musical)
First Wave of Official Shaw Brothers Titles!

For those of you who have been sleeping under a rock for the last couple years, Celestial Pictures, current right holders to that gold mine known as the Shaw Brothers film library, has struck a distribution deal with Hong Kong DVD/VCD producers IVL for the Asian distribution rights. Celestial has remastered the film elements and provided IVL with high quality, uncut versions not seen in China for decades. IVL has scheduled the first releases of these remastered Shaw Brothers for DVD and VCD release this December. The first ten Shaw Brothers movies to appear are:

  • THE HEROIC ONES - The classic Chang Cheh epic starring Ti Lung, David Chiang, and everyone else who matters in KF cinema.
  • KILLER CLANS - Prominent swordsman thriller starring Lo Lieh, Danny Lee, Yuen Hua, & Norman Chu.
  • COME DRINK WITH ME - King Hu's early martial arts smash starring Yuen Hua, Ku Feng, and Cheng Pei Pei.
  • THE TEA HOUSE -Highly regarded contemporary action yarn starring Chen Kuan Tai.
  • THE WARLORD - Comedy starring Lily Li.
  • TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR - Chinese science fiction, Shaw Brothers style.
  • LOVE IN A FALLEN CITY - Period romance starring Chow Yun Fat and Cora Maio.
  • THE PRICE OF LOVE - Another romance with Teddy Kwan and Chen Ping.
  • KINGDOM AND THE BEAUTY - Early Shaw Brothers musical featuring King Hu.
  • HONG KONG NOCTURNE - Another musical starring Lily Li, Cheng Pei Pei, & Chin Ping.
OFFICIAL CELESTIAL PICTURES Press Release For The SHAW BROS. DVDs!!!

Celestial Pictures recently held a press conference in Hong Kong, celebrating the long-awaited release of the Shaw Brothers catalog on DVD and VCD. SB veterans Gordon Liu and Cheng Pei Pei were on hand for the festivities. The first wave of titles will street on December 5 in the form of HK import discs. We don't want to steal the thunder from this momentus announcement, so here it is:

Celestial Pictures presents
Shaw Brothers Masterpieces
Digitally Restored
(Press Conference)

Celestial Pictures Ltd. proudly announced the coming release of the Shaw Brothers film masterpieces, which have largely been unavailable to audiences after their initial theatrical release. A total of 760 gems from this film treasure trove will be made available for the first time on DVD and VCD formats from the 5th of this December onwards, after undergoing a
state-of-the-art digitization process to restore each film's sound and image to exceptional quality. The entire restoration process will take over three years and involves a team of 30 professionals who work round-the-clock to restore the visual and sound quality of each frame of the 760 movies.

The launch was announced today at the historic Shaw Brothers Studio lot in Clear Water Bay by William Pfeiffer, CEO of Celestial Pictures. Mr. Pfeiffer commented, "Celestial Pictures is thrilled and honored to launch the Shaw Brothers library in the restored digital format. Modern audiences worldwide will now have a unique opportunity to these masterpieces of Chinese cinema."

The event was attended by Terry Lai, CEO of Intercontinental Video Limited (video distributor of the Celestial Shaw Brothers library in Hong Kong and Macau) and several Shaw celebrities, including Tsin Ting (song artist behind the screen of 79 Shaw films including "The Kingdom and the Beauty"), Cheng Pei-pei (queen of martial arts films, star of "Come Drink With Me" and
"Hong Kong Nocturne"), Cecilia Ip (female lead in "Let?s Make Laugh") and Liu Chia-hui (male lead in "The 36th Chamber of Shaolin").

The Shaw Brothers Studio was built by Sir Run Run Shaw in 1958. With a studio lot of two million square feet located in Clear Water Bay, Shaw Brothers pushed the Hong Kong film industry to new heights. The Shaw Brothers Studio quickly became a movie empire and South East Asia's most prolific producer of a wide array of films: from renowned martial arts
films to historical adventures, from horror fantasies to slapstick romantic comedies, from action thrillers to enchanting musicals and unforgettable period dramas. It also earned worldwide recognition and won numerous international awards. It was largely due to the remarkable success of the Shaw Brothers films that Hong Kong became known as "Hollywood East".

With the rebirth of the Shaw Brothers films in the digitally re-mastered format, film audiences in Hong Kong and all over the world will once again be able to be entertained by the magic that the Shaw Brothers Studio had created. The first phase of the unveiling of these masterpieces will begin with the video launch in Hong Kong later this year, accompanied by a high
profile marketing and publicity campaign.

Celestial Pictures Shaw Brothers Line-Up

As promised, we have a major scoop for you with regards to the long awaited Celestial Pictures Shaw Brothers releases. In the past few months, there's been a lot of conjecture and speculation about the imminent arrival of the classic Shaw Brothers back catalog. There's been rumors stating that these discs will not see the light of day at all. Still, another rumor suggests that the releases will be VCD only. Certainly Celestial Pictures representatives have inadvertently added to the controversy by being purposely vague with details and with the street dates being pushed back ever further down the calendar. The first batch of DVDs were scheduled for April, and then pushed back to late summer. Word is that we may have to wait until after 2002 to finally see them in the shelves of the U.S. stores. What we are trying to do here is clear the air a bit, and present the facts as we know them. 

The following revelations you are about to read are fact, but they were not released to us by the folks at Celestial Pictures. If you contact their offices to confirm this information, they may not verify the titles in question. But we will present the facts and will present proof of what we say, so even you skeptical ones will be pacified. Before revealing the information, let us re-iterate one major statement: This information was not provided to us by Celestial Pictures; do not hold us responsible if a particular title or format changes. Consider all information as tentative, to be cancelled or reshuffled at any time by Celestial Pictures. Now that this disclaimer is in everyone's subconscious, let's get on with the facts.

The yearly Cannes Film Festival is the place where production companies and rights holders peddle their celluloid wares to distributors. This year, Celestial Pictures sent representatives to showcase the remastered Shaw Brothers films, and a mint copy of King Hu's COME DRINK WITH ME was even screened. The Celestial Reps were also looking for potential distributors for their Shaw Brothers DVDs and VCDs. Specially produced flyers for many of their popular films were given out to stimulate interest for home video acquisition. Furthermore, Celestial Reps circulated a document which contained detailed listings of their titles that are scheduled for release over the next year. This document provides film data, but does not specify any release dates or formats. There are over a hundred titles on this list, nearly half of which are martial arts movies! The rest are horror, fantasy, period dramas, comedies, and even musicals. Lots and lots of great stuff here for martial arts fans and others--so be sure sure to read the entire list beyond the Kung Fu stuff.

Below are some scans of the Shaw Brothers flyers given out at the Cannes Film Festival:

Here is an actual scan of the document given out at the Cannes Film Festival containing the individual Shaw Brothers title listings: 

Celestial Shaw Brothers Titles: Year One

Here are all the titles compiled from the list given to distributors at the Cannes Film Festival:

Martial Arts

  • COME DRINK WITH ME (1966) with Cheng Pei Pei, Yueh Hua, and Chen Hung-Lieh. Directed by King Hu.
  • THE HEROIC ONES (1970) with David Chiang, Ti Lung, Ku Feng, Lily Li, Chin Han. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • THE SHADOW WHIP (1970 with Cheng Pei Pei, Yueh Hua, Tien Feng, and Ku Feng. Directed by Lo Wei
  • KILLER CLANS (1976) with Ching Li, Yuen Hua, and Tsung Hua. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • THE 36 CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN (1977) with Gordon Liu, Lo Lieh, and Yu Yang. Directed by Liu Chia-Liang.
  • RETURN TO THE 36 CHAMBER (1980) with Gordon Liu, Wang Lung Wei, Chen Szu-Chia. Directed by Liu Chia-Liang.
  • CLANS OF INTRIGUE (1976) with Ti Lung, Nora Maio, Pei Ti, and Yueh Hua. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • TWO CHAMPIONS OF SHAOLIN (1980), with Lo Meng, Sun Chien, Chiang Sheng, and Wang Li. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • TEMPLE OF THE RED LOTUS (1965) with Wang Yu and Chin Ping, Wang Yu. Directed by Hsu Cheng-Hung.
  • THE ANONYMOUS HEROES (1971) with David Chiang, Ti Lung, Ching Li, and Ku Feng. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • THE MAGIC BLADE (1976) with Ti Lung, Ching Li, and Lo Lieh. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • THE PEARL PHEONIX (1966) with Li Ching, Hsiao Hsiang, and Chu Ching. Directed by Yang Fan.
  • DEATH DUEL (1977) with Ling Yun, Derek Yee, and Chen Ping. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • HEROES TWO (1973) with Chen Kuan Tai, Fu Sheng, and Fang Hsin. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • THE JADE TIGER (1977) with Ti Lung, Ku Feng, Lily Li, and Lo Lieh. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • BUDDHA’S PALM (1982) with Hui Ying-Hung, Derek Yee, and Alex Man. Directed by Taylor Wong.
  • KNIGHT OF KNIGHTS (1966) with Li Ching, Chiao Chuang, and Lily Ho. Directed by Hsieh Chun.
  • THE MAGNIFICENT TRIO (1966) with Chin Ping, Wang Yu, Margaret Tu Chuan, and Fanny Fan. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • THE GOLDEN BUDDHA (1968) with Jeanette Li Tsui, Lo Wei, and Paul Chang-Chung. Directed by Lo Wei.
  • BLOOD BROTHERS (1973) with David Chiang, Ti Lung, Ching Li, and Chen Kuan Tai. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • LEGEND OF THE BAT (1978) with Ti Lung, Ling Yun, and Ching Li. Directed by Chi Yuan.
  • THE SHAOLIN TEMPLE (1976) with Ti Lung, David Chiang, and Fu Sheng. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • IRON BODYGUARDS (1973) with Chen Kuan Tai, Lily Li, and Yueh Hua. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • THE LIZARD (1972) with Chen Pao-Chu and Yueh Hua. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • HAVE SWORD WILL TRAVEL (1969) with Li Ching, Ti Lung, David Chiang, and Ku Feng. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • NA CHA THE GREAT (1974) with Fu Sheng, Lu Ti, and Chiang Tao. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • THE FIVE VENOMS (1978) with Kuo Chi, Sun Chien, Chiang Sheng, Lo Meng, and Lu Feng. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • BOXER FROM SHANTUNG (1972) with Chen Kuan Tai, Ching Li, and David Chiang. Directed by Cheng Cheh.
  • SHADOW BOXER (1974) with Chen Wo-Fu, Shi Zsu, and Frankie Wei. Directed by Pao Hsueh-Li.
  • WEB OF DEATH (1976) with Yueh Hua, Lo Lieh, and Ching Li. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • ALL MEN ARE BROTHERS (1973) with Ti Lung, David Chiang, Chen Kuan Tai, and Betty Chung Ling-Ling. Directed by Cheng Cheh and Wu Ma.
  • VENGEANCE (1970) with Wang Ping, David Chiang, and Ti Lung. Directed by Cheng Cheh.
  • JOURNEY OF THE DOOMED (1985) with Tung Wei, Alex Man, and Hui Ying-Hung. Directed by Chia Chuen-Yi.
  • LION VS. LION (1981) with Wang Yu, Wang Lung Wei, and Lo Meng. Directed by Hsu Hsia and Chien Yuen-Sheng.
  • EMPEROR AND HIS BROTHER (1981) with Ti Lung and Jason Pai Piao. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • TRAIL OF THE BROKEN BLADE (1967) with Chin Ping, Wang Yu, and Chiao Chiang, Directed by Cheng Cheh.
  • DISCIPLES OF THE 36th CHAMBER (1984) with Gordon Liu, Hsiao Hou, and Liu Chia-Liang. Directed by Liu Chia-Liang.
  • HEROES OF SUNG (1973) with Shih Szu and Lo Lieh. Directed by Shen Ching
  • INVINCIBLE SHAOLIN (1978) with Lu Feng, Sun Chien, Chiang Sheng, and Kuo Chi. Directed by Cheng Cheh.
  • TWELVE GOLDEN MEDALLIONS (1970) with Chin Ping, Chiao Chiao, and Yueh Hua. Directed by Cheng Kang.
  • SECRET SERVICE OF THE IMPERIAL COURT (1984) with Liang Chia-Jen, Liu Yung, and hua Kuan-Chen. Directed by Lu Chin-Ku.
  • SOUL OF THE SWORD (1978) with Ti Lung, Lin Chen-Chi, and Ku Feng. Directed by Hua Shan.
  • THE WATER MARGIN (1972) with David Chiang, Ti Lung, Lily Ho, and Yueh Hua. Directed by Chang Cheh.
  • SHAOLIN HANDLOCK (1978) with David Chiang, Chen-Hu-Min, Lo Lieh, and Chen Ping. Directed by Ho Meng.
  • HEROES SHED NO TEARS (1980) with Fu Sheng, and Jason Pai Piao. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • THE MASTER (1980) with Chen Kuan Tai, and Wang Lung Wei. Directed by Lu Chin Ku.
  • SPIRITUAL BOXER PART 2 (1979) with Wang Yu, and Liu Chia-Hui. Directed by Liu Chia-Liang.

 Horror/Sci-Fi/Fantasy

  • SUPER INFRAMAN (1975) with Danny Lee and Wang Hsieh. Directed by Hua Shan.
  • TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR (1983) with Yi Lei, Cherrie Chung, and David Lu. Directed by Chang Kuo-Ming.
  • HUMAN SKIN LANTERNS (1982) with Lo Lieh, Chen Kuan Tai, and Liu Yung. Directed by Sun Chung.
  • ENCHANTING SHADOW (1959) with Lo Tih, Chao Lei, and Lo Chi. Directed by Li Han-Hsiung.
  • KILLER SNAKES (1974) with Maggie Li, Chen Chun, and Kan Kao-Liang. Directed by Kuei Chih-Hung.
  • MIGHTY PEKING MAN (1977) with Danny Lee, Evelyne Kraft, and Ku Feng.
  • THE SIAMESE TWINS (1984) with Chen Yu-Lien, Mai Te-Lo, and Tang Chen-Tsung. Directed by Mai Ling-Tzu.
  • THE HUMAN GODDESS (1971) with Li Ching, Chin Feng, and Pai Lu. Directed by Ho Meng.
  • THE OILY MANIAC (1976) with Chen Ping, Lily Li, and Danny Lee. Directed by Ho Meng.
  • KISS OF DEATH (1973) with Chen Ping and Lo Lieh. Directed by Ho Meng.

Exploitation

  • BAMBOO HOUSE OF DOLLS (1973) with Brite Tove, :Lo Lieh, and Wang Hsieh. Directed by Kuei Chih-Hung
  • ILLICIT DESIRE (1973) with Tien Ni, Hu Chin, Chen Ping, Yang Chun. Directed by Li Han Hsiang.
  • GIRL WITH THE LONG HAIR (1975) with Frankie Wei, Terry Liu, and Dana. Directed by Ho Fan.
  • THE GOLDEN LOTUS (1974) with Yeung Kwan, Hu Chin, and Chen Ping. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.
  • SEXY GIRLS OF DENMARK (1973) with Li Ching, Tsung Hua, and Wang Lai. Directed by Lu Chi.
  • CRAZY SEX (1976) with Shirley Yu, Chen Ping, and Hu Chin. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.
  • 36 SECRETS OF COURTSHIP (1982) with Ai Ti, Ling Tai, and Frankie Wei. Directed by Lu Chi.
  • INTIMATE CONFESSIONS OF A CHINESE COURTESAN (1972) with Lily Ho, Yueh Hua, and Pei Ti. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • TIGER AND THE WIDOW (1981) with Liu Yung. Directed by Li Han-Tsiang.
  • SEX FOR SALE (1974) with Chin Han, Tina Chin Fei, and Ai Ti. Directed by Chang Tseng-Chai.

Action/Adventure

  • THE TEA HOUSE (1974) with Chen Kuan Tai and Karen Yip. Directed by Kuei Chih-Hung.
  • BIG BROTHER CHENG (1975) with Chen Kuan Tai and Karen Yip. Directed by Kuei Chih-Hung.
  • DUEL OF FISTS (1971) with David Chiang, Ti Lung, Chin Li. Directed by Cheng Cheh.
  • KING GAMBLER (1976) with Tsung Hua, Chen Kuan Tai, and Chen Ping. Directed by Cheng Cheh.
  • THE LADY PROFESSIONAL (1971) with Lily Lo, Chang Pei-Shan, and Hsuang Tsung-Hsiung. Directed by Ma Chi-Ho.
  • THE DELINQUENT (1973) with Lily Li, Wang Chung, and B Betty Chung Ling-Ling. Directed by Chang Cheh and Kuei Chih-Hung.
  • DANGER HAS TWO FACES (1985) with Liang Chia-Jen, Chu Chiang, and Fei Hsiang. Directed by Chang Kuo-Ming.
  • HEAVEN AND HELL (1978) with David Chiang, Fu Sheng, and Li Ngai-Man. Directed by Cheng Cheh.
  • POLICE FORCE (1973) with Wang Chung, Lily Li, and Fu Sheng. Directed by Chang Cheh and Tsai Yang-Ming.
  • ONE WAY ONLY (1981) with Mai Tak-Lo and Tai-Liang-Shun. Directed by Danny Lee.
  • THE BIG HOLDUP (1975) with Chen Kuan Tai, Ling Yun, and Ching Li. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • THE NOTORIOUS EIGHT (1981) with Liu Yung, Chen Kuan Tai, and Lo Lieh. Directed by Sun Chung.
  • THE ANGEL STRIKES AGAIN (1968) with Lily Ho, Shen Yi, and Lo Wei.
  • THE SEXY KILLER (1976) with Yueh Hua, Chen Ping, and Szu Wei. Directed by Sun Chung.
  • TO KILL A JAGUAR (1977) with Liu Yung, Tsung Hua, and Nora Maio. Directed by Hua Shan.
  • THE BASTARD (1973) with Tsung Hua, Lily Li, and Liu Tan. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • THE CRIMINALS (1976) with Shi Szu, Lo Lieh, and Terry Liu. Directed by Ho Meng and Hua Shan.
  • THE CONDEMNED (1976) with Chin Han, Tina Chin Fei, and Helen Ko. Directed by David Chiang.

Drama

  • THE PRICE OF LOVE (1970) with Chin Ping, Teddy Robin, Yi Mei, and Hsu Yu. Directed by Wu Chia-Hsiang
  • CHALLENGE OF THE GAMESTERS (1981) with Wang Yu, Chen Kuan Tai, Huang Chin-Sang and Shih Hsien. Directed by Wong Jing.
  • EMPRESS DOWANGER (1975) with Lisa Lu, Ti Lung, Hsiao Yao. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.
  • LOVE IN A FALLEN CITY (1984), with Cora Miao, Chang Chung-Ping, and Chou Jun-Fa. Directed by Ann Hui.
  • KIDNAP (1974) with Lo Lieh, Hu Chin, Liu Wu-Chi, Tung Lin. Directed by Cheng Kang.
  • TEENAGE DREAMERS (1982) with Leslie Cheung, Chou Hsiu-Lan, and Rowenna. Directed by Tsai Chi-Kuang.
  • LOVE WITHOUT END (1961) with Lin Dai, Kwan Shan, Kao Pao-Shu, and Lo Chi. Directed by Doe Chin.
  • VERMILLION DOOR (1964) with Li Li-Hua, Ivy Ling Po, Kwan Shan, and Ching Maio. Directed by Lo Chen.
  • THE LAST TEMPEST (1975) with Yi Lung, Lisa Lu, and Hsiao Yao. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.
  • TIL THE END OF TIME (1966) with Peter Chen Ho, Paul Chang Chung, and Lily Ho. Directed by Chin Chien.
  • BLUE AND THE BLACK (1966) with Lin Dai and Kwan Shan. Directed by Doe Chin.
  • BLUE AND THE BLACK PART 2 (1966) with Lin Dai, Pat Tin-Hung, and Kwan Shan. Directed by Doe Chin.
  • THE MONKEY GOES WEST (1964) with Diana Chang Chung-Wen, Ho Fan, and Pan Peng. Directed by Ho Meng.
  • ON THE WRONG TRACK (1983) with Andy Lau, Yen Chiu-Hua, and Yueh Hua. Directed by Huo Yao-Liang
  • PRINCESS IRON FAN (1966) with Pat Ting-Hung, Yueh Hua, Cheng Pei-Pei, and Ho Fan. Directed by Ho Meng.
  • TOO LATE FOR LOVE (1966) with Ivy Ling Po, and Kwan Shun. Directed by Lo Chen.
  • FAMILY LIGHT AFFAIR (1984) withChan Friend, Hui Ying-Hung, and Chao Wen Yiu. Directed by Alfred Cheung.
  • STORY OF SUE SAN (1962) with Betty Loh Tih, Chao Lei, Kao Pao-Shu, and Chu Mu. Directed by King Hu and Li Han-Hsiang
  • RAT CATCHER (1974) with Liu Lu-Hua and Tanny. Directed by Kuei Chih-Hung.
  • DREAM OF THE RED CHAMBER (1961) with Loh Tih, Pat Ting Ning, Tu Chuan, Jen Chieh. Directed by Yuan Chiu-Feng.
  • THE DANCING MILLIONAIRES (1963) with Betty Lok Tih, Chen Ho, Kao Pao-Shu.. Directed by Doe Chin.
  • PASSING FLICKERS (1982) with Liu Yung, and Li Tien Hsing. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.
  • LAST WOMAN OF SHANG (1963) with Ivy Ling Po, Lin Dai, and Pat Ting Hung. Directed by Yueh Feng.
  • THE GRAND SUBSTITUTION (1964) with Li Li-Hu, Ivy Ling Po, and Yen Chun. Directed by Yen Chun.
  • THE LAND OF MANY PERFUMES (1968) with Fang Yin, Kao Po-Hsu, and Ho Fan. Directed by Ho Meng.
  • MY NAME AIN’T SUZIE (1985) with Patricia Ho, Angela Yu, and Anthony Wong. Directed by Angie Chan.
  • THE GIRLIE BAR (1976) with Yeh Fong and Chen Ping.John Lo Mar
  • WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY (1968) with Ching Li and Yang Feng. Directed by Doe Chin.
  • INSIDE THE FORBIDDEN CITY (1963) with Ivy Ling Po, Chin Feng, and Ching Miao. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.
  • BEHIND THE YELLOW LINE (1984) with Maggie Cheung, Anita Mui, and Leslie Cheung. Directed by Taylor Wong.
  • CAVE OF THE SILKEN WEB (1967) with Angela Yu Chien, Shen Yi, and Liu Liang-Hua. Directed by Ho Meng.
  • TORRENT OF DESIRE (1969) with Jenny Hu, Chiao Chiang, and Angela Yu Chien
  • DIARY OF A LADY KILLER (1969) with Fang Yin, Chin Han, and Margaret Tu.
  • WOMEN OF DESIRE (1974) with Wang Ping-Ping, Chen Ping, and Maggie Li. Directed by Lu Chi.
  • SILENT LOVE (1970) with Ivy Ping Lo and Chang Pei-Shan. Directed by Yueh Fung.
  • FAREWELL MY LOVE (1969) with Julie Yeh Feng, Kwan Shan,, and Fang Mien. Directed by Chin Chien.
  • THE YOUNGER GENERATION (1969) with Ivy Po Ling, Yang Fan, and Niu Niu. Directed by Yueh Feng.
  • THE PURE AND THE EVIL (1982) with Liu Shao-Chun and Chen Pei-His. Directed by Chin Hai-Lin.

Comedy

  • THE WARLORD (1972) with Michael Hui, Lily Po, Tsung Hua, and Tina Ti. Directed by Li Han Hsiang
  • HOUSE OF 72 TENANTS (1973) with Ching Li, Hu Chin, Yueh Hua, Tien Ching, and Nan Hung. Directed by Chu Yuan.
  • HONG KONG PLAYBOYS (1983) with Fu Sheng, Shih Hsien, and Cherrie Chung. Directed by Wong Jing.
  • THE MILLIONAIRE CHASE (1968) with Lily Ho and Chin Ping. Directed by Inoue Umetsugu.
  • MR. FUNNYBONE (1976) with Wang Sha and Li Ching. Directed by Kuei Chih-Hung.
  • MR FUNNYBONE STRIKES AGAIN (1978) with Wang Sha and Li Ching. Directed by Wang Feng.
  • THE VOYAGE OF EMPEROR CHIEN LUNG (1978) with Liu Yung, Li Kun, and Chiang Nam. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang
  • EMPEROR CHIEN LUNG AND THE BEAUTY (1979) with Liu Yung and Pan Ping-Chang. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang
  • THE HAPPIEST MOMENT (1973) with Hu Chin, Tanny, and Michael Hui. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.
  • MAHJONG HEROES (1981) with Shih Hsien, Yueh Hua, and Ting Pei. Directed by Li Pei-Chuan.
  • THE MERRY WIFE (1971) with Li Ching, Ling Yun, and Chang Ping-Shan.
  • STARLETS FOR SALE (1977) with Ai Ti, Shaw Yin-Yin, and Yu Yung. Directed by Lu Chi.
  • TWO CON MEN (1975) with Liang Tien, Chang Ying, and Chen Ping. Directed by Wang Feng.
  • CARRY ON CON MEN (1975) with Liang Tien, Chang Yin, and Liang Lan-Szu. Directed by Wang Feng.
  • PUPPY LOVE (1985) with Lin Shan-Shan, and Dicky Cheung. Directed by Su Ching-Wen.
  • THE SCANDALOUS WARLORD (1979) with Chin Huang, Shirley Yu, and Linda Chu. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.

Musical

  • HONG KONG NOCTURNE (1966) withCheng Pei Pei, Chin Fei, and Paul Chang-Chung. Directed by Inoue Umetsugu
  • THE THREE SMILES (1969) withLi Ching, Ivy Ling Po, and Ching Miao. Directed by Yueh Fung.
  • THE BRIDE NAPPING (1960) withLoh Tih, Ting Ning, and Diana Chang Chung-wen. Directed by Yen Chun.
  • HONG KONG RHAPSODY (1967) withLi Ching, Chen Ching, Chung Yen, and Angela Yu Chien.
  • WE LOVE MILLIONAIRES (1971) withLily Ho, Ling Yum, Irene Chen , and Lin Chih-Yung. Directed by Inoue Umetsugu
  • LOVE PARADE (1961) withLin Dai, Peter Chen Ho, and Shih Yen. Directed by Doe Chin.
  • LES BELLES (1960) with Lin Dai, Chen Ho, Fanny Fan, and Mak Kay. Directed by Doe Chin.
  • KINGDOM AND THE BEAUTY (1958) with Lin Dai, Chao Lei, and Chin Chuan. Directed by Li Han-Hsiang.
  • WHOSE BABY IS IN THE CLASSROOM? (1969) with Li Ching, Chin Wei-Ling, and Peter Chan Ho. Directed by Inoue Umetsugu.
  • YOUNG LOVERS (1969) with Jenny Hu, Yang Fan, and Yu Hui.
  • SUNSET (1971) with Ching Li, Paul Chin Pei, and Tien Feng. Directed by Inoue Umetsugu.

 

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