The Loot
1980 film
- 11 June 1980 (1980-06-11) (Hong Kong)
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The Loot, also known as The Bloody Tattoo (Chinese: 賊贓) is 1980 martial art comedy movie directed by Eric Tsang and starring David Chiang and Philip Ko
Plot
The rival bounty hunter, Yang Wai (David Chiang) who has been working for the police department has been hired by Chiu Foon (Kwan Young Moon) to protect himself from the Spider, a mysterious and deadly criminal that no one has been found yet. Meanwhile, Fang Chung (Norman Chu Siu-Keung) has been busting robbers while impersonating as a fake Spider. When the real mastermind Chiu Foon and Killer Ko Yu Shing (Philip Ko) has been stealing the treasures, Yang Wai and Fang Chung decided to investigate on the robbery and take Ko Yu Shing and Chiu Foon down once and for all.
Casts
- David Chiang as Yang Wai/Robert
- Norman Chui as Fang Chung
- Kwan Young Moon as Chiu Foon
- Philip Ko as Ko Yu Shing
- Lily Li as Kong Fei Ha
- Alan Chui Chung-San as Thief Black Wolf
- Eric Tsang as Security Chief's assistant
- Chan Gwan-Biu as Chan Gwan Bo
- Chen Shao Lung as Chiu Foon's Bodyguard
- Huang Ha as Chiu Foon's Bodyguard
- Lee Gong as Thief Cover Head West
- Gam Sai Yuk as Sam Chun San
- Ho Chi Wai as White Tiger
- Phillip So Yuen Fung as Blue Dragon
Reception
The website shaolinchanmber36.com calls the film one of David Chiang's top 5 best works.[1]
References
- ^ "Top 5 David Chiang Movies". shaolinchamber36.com.
External links
- The Loot at IMDb
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Films directed by Eric Tsang
- The Challenger (1979)
- The Loot (1980)
- The Crazy Chase (1981)
- Aces Go Places (1982)
- Aces Go Places 2 (1983)
- Double Trouble (1984)
- Strange Bedfellow (1986)
- The Shyly Joker (1986)
- Lucky Stars Go Places (1986)
- Armour of God (1986)
- The Naughty Cadets (1987)
- Trouble Couples (1987)
- You Are My Destiny (1987)
- It's a Mad, Mad Prison (1988)
- Little Cop (1989)
- Second Childhood (1989)
- Fatal Vacation (1990)
- The Tigers (1991)
- Ghost Punting (1992)
- Handsome Siblings (1992)
- Come Fly the Dragon (1992)
- Vampire Family (1993)
- Those Were the Days (1996)
- Mr. Wai-Go (1998)
- 72 Tenants of Prosperity (2010)
- I Love Hong Kong (2011)
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