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Royal Warriors (1997)
When a tough policewoman learns about a group of violent terrorists, she, along with her partner and a Japanese detective, does everything it takes to take them down.
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When a tough policewoman learns about a group of violent terrorists, she, along with her partner and a Japanese detective, does everything it takes to take them down.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Tsang Kan-Cheong
In Theaters:4/25/1997
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:D & B Films
Cast
David Chung
Director
Michelle Yeoh
Michelle Yip
Hiroyuki Sanada
Peter Yamamoto
Michael Wong
Michael Wong
Pai Ying
Bandana
David Lam Wai
Raging Bull
Michael Chan Wai-Man
Tiger Lee Chung Ching
Kam Hing-Yin
Cockerel Wong Hung
Kenneth Tsang
Captain Lau Chi-Shing
Chan Ging
Robin Hood
Reiko Niwa
Yukiko
Paul Chun Pui
Chubby Escort Policeman
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