Empress Wu (1963)
The renowned Li Li Hua plays Wu Ze Tian, the most famous woman in China's four thousand year history.
Director: Li Han-Hsiang
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Li Li-Hua as Empress Wu Tse-Tien/ Nun Ming Kong |
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Zhao Lei as Emperor Tang Kao Tsung |
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Diana Chang Chung-Wen as Empress Wang /Wong Wong Hau |
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Yan Jun as Minister Chui Yau Gung |
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Ding Ling as Shang Kuan Wan Erh |
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Lok Kei as Crown Prince Hsuan |
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Kiu Chong as Prince Hsien/Prince Li Xian |
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John Law Ma as Prince Chieh/Prince Ying |
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Lo Wei as Minister Pei Yan |
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Hung Po as Poet Luo Bin Wang |
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Kao Pao-Shu as Lady Shang Kuan |
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Chan Wan-Wa as Lady He Lan |
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Chu Shao-Chuen as Alchemist Ming Chong Yan |
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Gam Tin-Chue as Court military official |
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King Hu as Chao Tao Sheng |
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Hoh Ban as Minister Zhangsun Wu Ji |
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Hao Li-Jen as Minister Shang Kuan Yi |
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Yang Chi-Ching as Minister Chu Jui Liang |
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Ku Wen-Chung as Censor |
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Chen Yu-Hsin as General Ti Jen Chieh |
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Paul Chang Chung as General Chang Yi Chih |
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Cheung Ying-Tsoi as General Chang Chang Tsung |
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Lee Ying as General Hsu Ching Le |
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Chu Mu as Teahouse customer |
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Su Hsiang as Officer arresting teahouse customer |
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Hsieh Chih as Liu Shuang |
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Ko Lo-Chuen as Taoist sorcerer |
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Li Kun as Empress Wu's eunuch |
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Fuk Yan-Cheng as Empress Wu's eunuch |
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Man Sau as Palace maid |
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Yue Fung-Chi as Young Shang Kuan |
| Directing | Li Han-Hsiang | Director |
| Writing | Li Han-Hsiang | Writer |
| Editing | Chiang Hsing-Lung | Editor |
| Camera | Tadashi Nishimoto | Director of Photography |
| Production | Runme Shaw | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Lau Yin-Fai | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Chan Ho | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | Wang Shun | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Tsao Nien-Lung | Art Direction |
| Sound | Kwong Wu | Sound Recordist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Fong Yuen | Makeup Artist |
