The Golden Triangle

1975

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA coalition of anti-narcotics brigades from many countries make a daring attempt to halt the flow of opium and heroin from the part of Southeast Asia, known as the Golden Triangle. The major... Tout lireA coalition of anti-narcotics brigades from many countries make a daring attempt to halt the flow of opium and heroin from the part of Southeast Asia, known as the Golden Triangle. The major syndicate operating in the area is led by Big Boss Norton, who is the target of their rai... Tout lireA coalition of anti-narcotics brigades from many countries make a daring attempt to halt the flow of opium and heroin from the part of Southeast Asia, known as the Golden Triangle. The major syndicate operating in the area is led by Big Boss Norton, who is the target of their raid.

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When the Big Boss turns out to be religious!

When I saw this as a kid, I was impressed by the scene where Opium ring big boss (and Bruce Lee's Big Boss) Han Ying Chieh kneels and prays To Our Lady, 'cuz two cops are after him (Yasuaki Kurata and Cheung Lik). One of the boss' henchmen (Samson Key aka Chieh Yuen, an untimely died Kung-Fu champ also seen in the found footage of Game of Death as Lee's sidekick), mock the boss. What stroke me was to see a chinese supercriminal showing a kind of human weakness toward Christian religion. Seen today, this movie is just a low-budget Bond-like fare, with tons of Kung-Fu and even a soccer-play-mixed-with-Kung Fu jumps scene that was another extravaganza. Kurata and Cheung Lik plays the two undercover cops; Miss World Philippines beauty Evangeline Pascual plays the doctor assistant in the Golden Triangle's jungle; prolific actor-director-producer-writer Law Ki directed this with the same rudeness he directed films like Bruce Lee the Invincible or Life for sale aka That man from Singapore. Made the same year of the eponymous Golden Triangle directed by Wu Man. But this has many more Kung-Fu than that. Romeo Galang is credited as co-director, at least in the international version.