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Once Upon a Time in China IV
Wong Fei Hung must win another Lion Dance contest in order to defeat the eight foreign concessions in Shanghai.
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Wong Fei Hung must win another Lion Dance contest in order to defeat the eight foreign concessions in Shanghai.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, History
Written By:Elsa Tang Bik-Yin, Tsui Hark
In Theaters:
Box Office:$12,000,000
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:China Star Entertainment, Film Workshop, Orange Sky Golden Harvest
Cast
Yuen Bun
Director
Vincent Zhao Wenzhuo
Wong Fei Hung
Jean Wang Ching-Ying
"14th Aunt" May
Max Mok Siu-chung
Leung Foon
Xiong Xinxin
Kwai Geuk-Chat
Billy Chow Bei-lei
Iron Fist
Chin Ka-Lok
Duen Tin-Lui
Lau Shun
Wong Kei-Ying
Wang Jinghua
Miao Sanniang
Louis Roth
Father Thomas
Chen Jiming
Deputy Governor Guan
Kwok Nga-Cheung
Deputy Governor Guan's Man
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