Princesse Chang Ping (1976)
Le jour des fiancailles de la princese Chang Ping, le royaume de son pere est assiege par des rebelles. Pris au piege, le vieux seigneur ordonne a ses deux epouses de se donner la mort, tue ses enfants et se suicide par pendaison. Blessee, mais miraculeusement vivante, la princesse est coduite dans un couvent ou son fiance parvient a la retrouver.
Directeur:
John Woo
écrivain:
John Woo
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Lung Kim-Sang as Chow Shih Hsien |
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Mooi Suet-Si as Princess Chang Ping |
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Liang Tsi-Pak as Emperor / Manchurian King |
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Leung Sing Poh as Chou Chung |
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Kong Suet-Liu as Chou Sui-Lan |
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Jue Kim-Daan as Chou Bo-Lun |
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Chu Siu-Boh as Chien |
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李楓 as Princess Yuen |
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Yin Suet-Fan as Princess Chou |
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Leung Ga-Bo as Princess Chiu Yan |
| Directing | John Woo | Director |
| Production | Lau Chi-Chung | Production Manager |
| Art | Chin Sam | Art Direction |
| Writing | 唐滌生 | Story |
| Lighting | Cheng-Hui Yu | Lighting Coordinator |
| Costume & Make-Up | Tse Tsak-Yuen | Makeup Artist |
| Camera | 張耀祖 | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Poon Ming-Chu | Script Supervisor |
| Sound | Chu Chi-Hsiang | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | 張耀宗 | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Simon Chan Kwok-Hong | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Chu Sheng-Shi | Costume Design |
| Sound | 顧嘉煇 | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | 周少龍 | Sound Recordist |
| Writing | John Woo | Screenplay |
| Production | Louis Sit | Production Supervisor |
