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<div class="large-6 columns">'''The Dragon, The Young Master''' ([[:Category:1978|1978]], [[:Category:Hong Kong|HK]]) is a [[:Category:Brucesploitation|Brucesploitation]]-[[:Category:Martial Arts|Martial Arts]] film directed by Godfrey Ho. | |||
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====Main Details==== | |||
==Main Details== | |||
* Released in 1978 | * Released in 1978 | ||
* Color | * Color | ||
* Distributed by New World Pictures (1982) (USA) | * Distributed by New World Pictures (1982) (USA) | ||
* Directed by Godfrey Ho | * Directed by Godfrey Ho | ||
* Starring Dragon Lee, Marty Chui, Ben Lee, Kelvin Chan, Jackie Lee, Tony Min | * Starring Dragon Lee, Marty Chui, Ben Lee, Kelvin Chan, Jackie Lee, Tony Min | ||
* Produced by George Lai, Joseph Lai, Thomas Tang | * Produced by George Lai, Joseph Lai, Thomas Tang | ||
* Film Editing by Vincent Leung | * Film Editing by Vincent Leung | ||
====Also Known As==== | |||
* The Deadly Silver Ninja (International) (English title) | |||
====Synopsis==== | |||
The Deadly Silver Ninja is the first of several Godfrey Ho movies featuring Dragon Lee, who is remembered as one of the few Bruce Lee imitators who actually looked like Bruce. The plot is nothing special - Dragon Lee's father is killed, and he sets out to avenge his death. There are also some jewels buried on a mountain, which everyone is trying to recover. Godfrey Ho attempted a sort of kung-fu comedy style with this film, but the dialogue and editing are funnier than any of the gags in the movie. American distribution of The Deadly Silver Ninja was handled by Joss Films, an obscure company that closed before home video became popular. As a result, this film was not available for home viewing in North America until it was released on DVD by Hong Kong Connection. This disc (like all others from HKC) is now out of print and extremely rare. (Godfrey Ho Movies) | |||
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Revision as of 18:54, 23 September 2015
Main Details
- Released in 1978
- Color
- Distributed by New World Pictures (1982) (USA)
- Directed by Godfrey Ho
- Starring Dragon Lee, Marty Chui, Ben Lee, Kelvin Chan, Jackie Lee, Tony Min
- Produced by George Lai, Joseph Lai, Thomas Tang
- Film Editing by Vincent Leung
Also Known As
- The Deadly Silver Ninja (International) (English title)
Synopsis
The Deadly Silver Ninja is the first of several Godfrey Ho movies featuring Dragon Lee, who is remembered as one of the few Bruce Lee imitators who actually looked like Bruce. The plot is nothing special - Dragon Lee's father is killed, and he sets out to avenge his death. There are also some jewels buried on a mountain, which everyone is trying to recover. Godfrey Ho attempted a sort of kung-fu comedy style with this film, but the dialogue and editing are funnier than any of the gags in the movie. American distribution of The Deadly Silver Ninja was handled by Joss Films, an obscure company that closed before home video became popular. As a result, this film was not available for home viewing in North America until it was released on DVD by Hong Kong Connection. This disc (like all others from HKC) is now out of print and extremely rare. (Godfrey Ho Movies)
