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Black Butterfly
Black Butterfly, steals from the rich and gives to the poor. Trouble starts when a bandit gang, who the Black Butterfly has robbed, come to town looking for them. Eventually, the Black Butterfly and their new allies, will have to confront the bandit gang at their fortress.
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Black Butterfly, steals from the rich and gives to the poor. Trouble starts when a bandit gang, who the Black Butterfly has robbed, come to town looking for them. Eventually, the Black Butterfly and their new allies, will have to confront the bandit gang at their fortress.
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Genre:Action, Adventure
Written By:Lo Wei, Yip Yat-Fong
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Shaw Brothers
Cast
Lo Wei
Director
Lisa Chiao Chiao
Kwan Bao Zhu
Elliot Ngok Wah
Liu Xi Lang
Tien Feng
Gold Sword Kwan Yee
Yang Chi-Ching
Drunken Beggar/Loong San Fong
Fan Mei-Sheng
Little Poue
Ku Feng
Little Tiger
Lo Wei
Chief Gai Tian Lui
Ma Ying
2nd Chief Ma Fei Long
Chen Hung-Lieh
3rd Chief Jade Nan
Chang Yu-Chin
4th Chief of Five Devils Rock
Han Ying-Chieh
5th Chief Nan Jie
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