Die unschlagbaren Sieben (1976)
Am 19. September 1931 begann der japanische Angriff auf China. Die drei östlichen Provinzen fielen nach schweren Kämpfen in die Hand des Feindes. Danach traten 7 Divisionen mit 200.000 Mann, Panzern und schwerer Artillerie zum Sturm auf die große Mauer an. Am 1. Januar 1933 griffen sie Shan-hai-kwan an und zogen an der großen Mauer entlang nach Westen. Sie eroberten die Provinz Jehol und verstärkten ihren Druck auf die große Mauer, von deren Fall das Schicksal Chinas abhing. Dieses befahl alle verfügbaren Truppen an die Front, um die drohende Katastrophe zu verhindern. Am 21. April stießen die Japaner mit 20.000 Mann und 54 Panzern auf Gubeikou vor. Die schwersten Kämpfe dieser Offensive fanden fünf Tage und Nächte um Badao Louzi statt. Nur sieben tapfere chinesische Soldaten hielten diesen Stützpunkt aufrecht und gingen durch ihren heldenhaften Einsatz für immer in die Geschichte ein.
Die Regisseur: Chang Cheh, Wu Ma, Hsiung Ting-Wu.
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David Chiang as Pai Chang-hsing |
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Ti Lung as Wu Chao-cheng |
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Alexander Fu Sheng as Ho Hung-fa |
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Chen Kuan Tai as Chiang Ming-kun |
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Li Yi-Min as Private Pan Bing Lin |
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Chi Kuan-Chun as Private Chu Tiancheng |
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Bai Ying as Private First Class Jia Fu Sheng |
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Ting Wa-Chung as Xiao Shun Zi |
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Bryan Leung as Mongolian Colonel Hu Qi |
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Johnny Wang as Mongolian Mercenary (uncredited) |
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Gordon Liu as Mongolian Mercenary (uncredited) |
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Miao Tian as Japanese General |
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Feng Yi as Japanese Colonel |
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Chen Ming-Li as Wife of Bai Zhang Xing |
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Wang Ching-Ping as Yue Juan |
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Chen Hui-Lou as He Hong Fa's Master |
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Jack Long Shi-Chia as He Hong Fa's Brother |
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謝興 as Japanese Ruffian |
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Chen Hsin-I as Japanese Ruffian |
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Ching Kuo-Chung as Japanese Ruffian |
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Phillip Ko Fai as Japanese Ruffian |
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Wang Ching-Liang as Mongolian Mercenary |
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龍逸昇 as Private Chu's Friend |
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Lu Feng as Regiment Commander Wang |
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王耀 as Casino Security |
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Wong Lik as Guerilla Rescuing Jiang |
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Chen Shen-Lin as Japanese Officer |
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何維雄 as Japanese Officer |
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Tsu Po-lin as Japanese General in Meeting |
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Yang Kuei-Yu as Japanese Captain |
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何康 as Japanese Prison Captain |
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Philip Kwok as Martial Arts Student |
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Shu-Pei Sun as Martial Arts Student |
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葛長生 as Japanese Soldier |
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Yu Tai-Ping as Japanese Soldier |
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曾明昌 as Japanese Soldier |
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Chen Chen as Japanese Soldier |
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Robert Tai as Japanese Soldier / Mongolian Mercenary |
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Hou Po-Wei as Chinese Soldier |
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王圻生 as Chinese Soldier in Training |
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朱佳 as Martial Arts Student / Thug |
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Hsieh Wan-Yi as Villager |
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Yung Wang as Bullying Chinese Soldier |
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Lam Chi-Tai as Chinese Soldier |
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馬金谷 as Japanese Soldier |
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You Pin Liu as Japanese Soldier |
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Pan Chang-Ming as Japanese Soldier |
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史亭根 as Japanese Soldier |
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程天賜 as Martial Arts Student |
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呂雲保 as |
| Directing | Chang Cheh | Director |
| Writing | Ni Kuang | Writer |
| Writing | Chang Cheh | Writer |
| Directing | Wu Ma | Director |
| Directing | Hsiung Ting-Wu | Director |
| Camera | Kung Mu-To | Director of Photography |
| Sound | 陳勳奇 | Original Music Composer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Huang Yung | Costume Design |
| Editing | 郭廷鴻 | Editor |
