The Kings of Fists and Dollars (1979)
After there is a mishap at a mine that causing many to die or become injured, Master Chien decides to add insult to injury by not paying out any funds to the survivors of the victims to keep costs down. Many of the townspeople try to get Master Chien to change his mind, but Master Chien does not relent on his decision. The townspeople then ask the Iron Fist King, Chuang Yang, to pay Master Chien a visit and get him to change his mind. After the Iron Fist King shows up at Master Chien’s and defeats his top fighter, Chi Hung, Master Chien decides to comply with the townspeople’s wishes, but little does everybody know that Master Chien has a backup plan that will cause everybody to suffer the consequences and that includes his own self.
Director: Chen Ming-Hua
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Chang Ling as Yen Erh |
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Chao Hsiung as |
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Ga Hoi as Guard |
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Danny Lee Sau-Yin as Master Chien |
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Cheng Lui as The Mute |
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Michael Chan Wai-Man as Hung Ying |
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Choi Wang as |
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David Chiang Da-Wei as Lu Tang |
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Li Hsiu-Hsien as |
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Mark Lung as |
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Ma Chang as |
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Mark Long as |
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Min Fong as |
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Weng Hsiao-Hu as |
| Writing | Chen Ming-Hua | Writer |
| Directing | Chen Ming-Hua | Director |
| Production | Chen Ming-Hua | Producer |
| Production | Chen Wen-Sen | Producer |
| Production | Tsai-Lai Hsu | Producer |
| Crew | Chia Kai | Martial Arts Choreographer |
| Crew | Chen Shen-Lin | Martial Arts Choreographer |
| Crew | Weng Hsiao-Hu | Martial Arts Choreographer |
| Camera | Yeh Ching-Piao | Director of Photography |
| Art | Yam Dik-Jing | Art Direction |
