Hero the Great
武生情未了
Synopsis
Chao is a powerful man who controls many martial arts societies. After a long battle that lasts a whole day and night, the SHAOLIN abbot MERCY defeats him. MOON comes to Shaolin to invite Mercy to her father's 50th birthday ceremony. Dragon and Pride accompany Moon back to her hometown only to find that her father has been killed.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Xei Peng
- Screenplay & Story
- George Lai Hing-Lun
- Original Title
- 武生情未了
- Country of Origin
- China
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 28m
- Production Studios
- IFD Films & Arts Company
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Xei Peng
George Lai Hing-Lun
Joseph Lai San-Lun
Department Leadership Roster
Xei Peng
Director
Joseph Lai San-Lun
Producer
George Lai Hing-Lun
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hero the Great
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What is Hero the Great about?
Chao is a powerful man who controls many martial arts societies. After a long battle that lasts a whole day and night, the SHAOLIN abbot MERCY defeats him. MOON comes to Shaolin to invite Mercy to her father's 50th birthday ceremony. Dragon and Pride accompany Moon back to her hometown only to find that her father has been killed.
Who directed Hero the Great?
Hero the Great was directed by Xei Peng.
Who stars in Hero the Great?
The principal cast of Hero the Great includes Dragon Sek Tin-Lung, Carter Huang Chia-Ta, Wang Jianjun, Karen Cheung Bo-Man, Vivian Chen.
When was Hero the Great released and how long is it?
Hero the Great was released in 2005 with a total runtime of 1h 28m.