| King Eagle | |||||||
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| Chinese name | |||||||
| Traditional Chinese | 鷹王 | ||||||
| Simplified Chinese | 鹰王 | ||||||
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| Directed by | Chang Cheh | ||||||
| Written by | Ni Kuang | ||||||
| Produced by | Run Run Shaw | ||||||
| Starring | Ti Lung | ||||||
| Cinematography | Kung Mu-to | ||||||
| Edited by | Chiang Hsing-lung | ||||||
| Music by | Wang Fu-ling | ||||||
Production company | |||||||
| Distributed by | Shaw Brothers Studio | ||||||
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Running time | 80 minutes | ||||||
| Country | Hong Kong | ||||||
| Language | Mandarin | ||||||
Eagle King is a 1971 Hong Kong wuxia film directed by Chang Cheh and produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio.
Plot
Jin Fei, played by Ti Lung, known as the King Eagle, stumbles into conflict within the Tien Yi Tong clan when he falls in love with the clan's 7th chief, Yuk Lin, played by Li Ching.
Cast
- Ti Lung as King Eagle Jin Fei
- Lee Ching as 7th Chief An Yuk Lin / 8th Chief An Bing E
- Cheung Pooi-saan as 1st Chief Hung Sing Tien
- Cheng Miu as Deadly Fingers Wan Hau Ba
- Wang Kuang-yu as Fang Shing
- Wong Chung as 2nd Chief Fan
- Cheng Lui as Chief Koon
- Lau Gong as Tien Yi Tong chief
- Chan Sing as 5th Chief Chen Tang
- Yau Lung as 6th Chief Chu Hung
- Lee Sau-kei as Head of Tien Yi Tong
- Bruce Tong as Fu Er
- Tung Li as Ting, Lo Brothers
- Hung Lau as One of Lo Brothers thrown in fire
- Tong Gai as Older Tai Shan brother
- Chan Chuen as Younger Tai Shan brother
- Yuen Woo-ping as Lo Brothers' thug
- Lo Wai as Lo Brothers' thug
- Hsu Hsia as Lo Brothers' thug
- Fung Hak-on as Lo Brothers' thug
- Fung Hap-so as Lo Brothers' thug
- Tung Choi-bo as Lo Brothers' thug
- Sek Siu-kin as Lo Brothers' thug
- Yeung Wai as Lo Brothers' thug
- Tang Tak-cheung as Lo Brothers' thug
- Wong Mei as Lo Brothers' thug
- Chan Siu-gai as Lo Brothers' thug / Tai Shan Brothers' thug
- Ng Yuen-fan as Lo Brothers' thug / Tien Yi Tong member
- Chan Lau as Lo Brothers' thug / Tien Yi Tong member
- Tam Bo as Tien Yi Tong member / Tai Shan Brothers' thug
- Ko Hung as Tien Yi Tong member
- Yuen Shun-yi as Tien Yi Tong member
- Wong Shu-tong as Tien Yi Tong member
- David Chiang as Tien Yi Tong member
- Wong Pau-gei as Tien Yi Tong member
- Ho Pak-kwong as Tien Yi Tong member
- Cliff Lok as Tien Yi Tong member
- Leung Seung-wan as Tien Yi Tong member
- San Kuai as Tien Yi Tong member
- Wan Leng-gwong as Tien Yi Tong member
- Lee Chiu as Tien Yi Tong member
- Chik Ngai-hung as Tien Yi Tong member
- Danny Chow as Tien Yi Tong member
- Huang Ha as Tien Yi Tong member
- Brandy Yuen as Tien Yi Tong member
- Ho Bo-sing as Tien Yi Tong member
- Yuen Shing-chau as Tien Yi Tong member
- Cheung Chi-ping as Tien Yi Tong member
- Lee Siu-wa as Tien Yi Tong member
- Lai Yan as Tien Yi Tong member
- Yen Shi-kwan
- Lau Jun-fai
- Tsang Choh-lam as waiter
- Nam Wai-lit as salt cart owner
- Wong Ching as salt cart worker
- Chin Chun as villager
- Hao Li-jen as villager
- Chu Gam as villager
- Yee Kwan as villager
- Gam Tin-chue as villager
- Cheung Sek-au as villager
- Fuk Yan-cheng as coffin shop boss
External links
- King Eagle at IMDb
- King Eagle at the Hong Kong Movie DataBase
- King Eagle at AllMovie
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