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Tongan Ninja (2002)
The Tongan Ninja is dispatched to the island nation of New Zealand in order to help a brother of his master with his floundering Chinese restaurant. But the mysterious Mister Big stands in the eatery's way as he sends numerous villains such as Knife Man, Gun Man, and the super-sexy Action Fighter who may know a lot about the hero.
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The Tongan Ninja is dispatched to the island nation of New Zealand in order to help a brother of his master with his floundering Chinese restaurant. But the mysterious Mister Big stands in the eatery's way as he sends numerous villains such as Knife Man, Gun Man, and the super-sexy Action Fighter who may know a lot about the hero.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Jemaine Clement, Jason Stutter
In Theaters:11/8/2002
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Runtime:83 minutes
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Cast
Jason Stutter
Director
Sam Manu
Tongan Ninja (Sione Finau)
Jemaine Clement
Action Fighter (Marvin)
Linda Tseng
Miss Lee
Laura Hill
Miss Lee (voice)
Raybon Kan
Asian Sidekick
David Fane
Herman the Henchman
Victor Rodger
Mr. Big
Peter Daube
Chef Guy
Jed Brophy
Bank Manager
Aaron Cubis
Gun Man
Charles Lum
Master Magasaki / Uncle Lee
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