Fei Lung gwoh gong

1978
R
1h 32m

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An apprentice farmer (Sammo Hung) ventures to the city and helps his family battle a gang of thugs.An apprentice farmer (Sammo Hung) ventures to the city and helps his family battle a gang of thugs.An apprentice farmer (Sammo Hung) ventures to the city and helps his family battle a gang of thugs.

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6.6/10

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Sammo Kam-Bo Hung

Lung
(as Samo Hung Kam Po)

Chun Yang

Professor Bak
(as Peter K. Yang)

Roy Chiao

Chiu

Meg Lam

Baat Je
(as Jian Ming Lin)

Lee Hye-suk

Chen
(as Lee Hai Suk)

Ankie Lau

Hsiao-wei
(as Liu Shen Ping)

Chu Shih Lu

Ka-Yan Leung

Bearded Fighter

Kuo-Hui Lo

Hoi-Sang Lee

Professor Pai's Kung Fu Thug

Fung Hak-On

Gene
(as Hark-On Fung)
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Fung Fung

Uncle Hung

Jim Bruce

Director

Billy Chan

Thug…

Wah Cheung

Fighter at the Party

Wing-Hon Cheung

Fighter at the Party

Tien-Chu Chin

Wellson Chin

Thug

Director
- Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
Writer
- Kuang Ni
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Trivia
The Asian actor dressed up as the black American fighter towards the end of the movie is a parody of Hollywood's casting during that time. Hollywood often cast white people to play Asians, so they cast an Asian man to play a black American.

Connections
Featured in Kung Fu Trailers of Fury (2016)

Soundtracks
Theme From Way of the Dragon
Performed by
Michel Clement and His Orchestra

User reviews17

Featured review

8/10

Sammo is the Fat Dragon!

This is of of Sammo's great early comedy films. This isn't a parody of enter the dragon, the main character (Sammo) is obsessed with Bruce Lee and emulates him freakishly well for a man of his size. Nominal story about how his fighting keeps causing his loved ones trouble - then fighting. Oh, the fighting. Good, fast-paced scenes with high impact (the white guy who plays a boxer looks like he really gets hurt by one of Sammo's kicks).

The funniest bit of this movie was purely unintentional. There is a Jim Kelly looking guy (one of three experts hired to take out Sammo), but he was a Chinese guy in blackface with an afro-wig. Come on, didn't they have any real black people in Hong Kong in 1978? Well, I guess I've seen enough white fake-as-hell "Chinese people" in old American movies too.

This is one is for any Sammo or Bruce Lee fan.