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Seven Warriors

1989 Hong Kong film by Terry Tong From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Seven Warriors
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Seven Warriors (Chinese: 忠義群英) is a 1989 Hong Kong action film directed by Terry Tong and starring Adam Cheng, Jacky Cheung, Max Mok and Tony Leung Chiu-Wai with a guest appearance by Sammo Hung. This film is a homage to the 1954 Japanese film Seven Samurai.

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Plot

The story is set during the Warlord Era in China, a time when many soldiers turned to banditry, causing havoc among farmers. In Guangxi, a small village is constantly terrorized by bandits who steal and threaten the villagers. To protect their community, the villagers hire seven warriors. These warriors lead the villagers in preparing for battle, and together, they successfully defeat the bandits.

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Cast

  • Adam Cheng as General Chik
  • Jacky Cheung as Ching Ka
  • Max Mok as Yung
  • Tony Leung Chiu-Wai as Wong Wai-mo
  • Wu Ma as Old Man
  • Shing Fui-On as Kau
  • Ben Lam as Mau Tin-lui
  • Lo Lieh as Ma Cheng-piu
  • Elaine Jin
  • Gregory Lee as Fung Sau
  • Yip San
  • Sammo Hung as Hung Sap-kan (cameo)
  • Fung Hak-on as Wu Long (cameo)
  • Lisa Chiao Chiao as Aunt Ping cameo)
  • Shum Wai as Master Kam (cameo)
  • Philip Kwok as Ngau
  • Thomas Wong
  • Yeung Sing as bandit
  • Bak Man-biu as Village head
  • Chan King as Hang
  • David Ho as muscle man
  • Yiu Yau-hung as Master Kam's bandit
  • Wong Kwok-fai as villager
  • Leung Sam as villager
  • Ho Chi-moon as villager
  • Kong Long as bandit
  • Wong Ka-leung as bandit and fighter
  • Chui Kin-wah as old fighter
  • Dion Lam as bandit
  • Lam Chi-tai as villager
  • Tam Wai-man as bandit
  • Lau Shung-fung as bandit
  • Chung Wing as thug
  • Ma Yuk-sing as thug
  • Derek Kok as bandit
  • Lam Fu-wah as bandit
  • Choi Hin-cheung as bandit
  • Lee Yiu-king as guard
  • Wan Seung-lam
  • Kong Chuen
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Box office

This film grossed HK$6,646,992 at the Hong Kong box office during its theatrical run from 26 August to 13 September 1989 in Hong Kong.

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