

The White-Bone Sword (Part 1)
白骨陰陽劍(上集)
Synopsis
The Thousand-Year-Old Wood Spirit has appeared again, and powerful martial artists both good and evil have gathered to defeat it, because its bones become the magical White-Bone Yin-Yang Swords. But the creature can only be defeated by black gold. Who will get the black gold dagger and win the swords?
Top Cast
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- Director
- Ling Wan
- Screenplay & Story
- Szeto On
- Original Title
- 白骨陰陽劍(上集)
- Country of Origin
- Hong Kong
- Spoken Languages
- Cantonese
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- Lung Wai, Wader Motion Picture & Development Co. Ltd.
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ling Wan
Szeto On, Lu Yu
Kwong Yam
Yeung Heung
Department Leadership Roster
Yeung Heung
Producer
Kwong Yam
Editor
Szeto On
Screenplay
Ling Wan
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About The White-Bone Sword (Part 1)
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What is The White-Bone Sword (Part 1) about?
The Thousand-Year-Old Wood Spirit has appeared again, and powerful martial artists both good and evil have gathered to defeat it, because its bones become the magical White-Bone Yin-Yang Swords. But the creature can only be defeated by black gold. Who will get the black gold dagger and win the swords?
Who directed The White-Bone Sword (Part 1)?
The White-Bone Sword (Part 1) was directed by Ling Wan.
Who stars in The White-Bone Sword (Part 1)?
The principal cast of The White-Bone Sword (Part 1) includes Walter Tso Tat-Wah, Yu So-Chau, Connie Chan Po-Chu, Yip Wai-Ngai, Kam Ying-Lin.
When was The White-Bone Sword (Part 1) released and how long is it?
The White-Bone Sword (Part 1) was released in 1962 with a total runtime of Unknown.

















