The Four Assassins (1975)
Set at the time of Italian explorer Marco Polo's historic expedition to China ,during the reign of Monogol ruler Kublai Khan, it stars American actor Richard Harrison as Polo. Taking considerable liberties with the historic record, the film has Polo turning up as an Imperial Inspector assigned to root out Chinese rebles in the south, but eventually being won over to their cause.
Director:
Chang Cheh
Writers:
Ni Kuang, Chang Cheh.
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Alexander Fu Sheng as Li Xiong-Feng |
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Chi Kuan-Chun as Zhou Xing-Zheng |
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Bruce Tong Yim-Chaan as Huang Zong-Han |
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Phillip Kwok Chui as Chen Jie |
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Richard Harrison as Marco Polo |
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Shih Szu as Zu's Widow |
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Ting Wa-Chung as Zu's Little Brother |
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Gordon Liu Chia-Hui as Abulahua |
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Johnny Wang Lung-Wei as Dulidan |
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Bryan Leung Kar-Yan as Caldalu |
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Chan Gui Luk as (uncredited) |
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Chang I-Fei as Teacher at Stone Field (uncredited) |
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Chen Chen as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Chen Hui-Lou as Master Wan (uncredited) |
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Chen Shen-Lin as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Chin Li-Sheng as Khan's Official (uncredited) |
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Chu Ko as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Fan Feng-Shan as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Han Chiang as Chief Luk of Yangzhou (uncredited) |
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Hsieh Wan-Yi as Servant / Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Carter Huang Chia-Ta as Zu Jian-Min (uncredited) |
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Lam Fai-Wong as Inn Waiter (uncredited) |
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Lee Ying as Iron Palm Teacher (uncredited) |
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Li Tong-Chun as Kublai Khan (uncredited) |
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Lu Feng as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Lu Ti as Chief Wang (uncredited) |
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Lui Wan-Biu as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Shao Kuang-Pu as (uncredited) |
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Shih Ting-Ken as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Suen San-Cheung as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Samuel Suen Sau-San as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Suen Shu-Pei as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Sun Jung-Chi as Wen Guer (uncredited) |
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Robert Tai as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Tang Tak-Cheung as Jin (uncredited) |
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Wang Kuo-Fei as Huerchi (uncredited) |
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Wang Yao as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited) |
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Wu Kuang as Khan's Official (uncredited) |
| Directing | Chang Cheh | Director |
| Crew | Chen Hsin-I | Martial Arts Choreographer |
| Crew | Hsieh Hsing | Martial Arts Choreographer |
| Camera | Kung Mu-To | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Huang Yung | Costume Design |
| Editing | Kwok Ting-Hung | Editor |
| Writing | Ni Kuang | Screenplay |
| Writing | Chang Cheh | Screenplay |
| Art | Ho Chieh-Fu | Props |
| Art | Ku I | Art Direction |
| Production | Peng Shih-Wei | Production Manager |
| Production | Chu Gang | Production Manager |
| Production | Tsu Kang | Production Manager |
| Directing | Wu Yueh-ling | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Chou Hsiao-Pei | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Liu Wei-Kang | Assistant Director |
| Lighting | Kuan Ying-Chuen | Gaffer |
| Lighting | Au Chok-Lam | Gaffer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Chao Yu-Chen | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | Frankie Chan Fan-Kei | Original Music Composer |
