In The Line Of Duty 2 Royal Warriors

Details

Title: A Man Called Hero
Alternate Titles: Wong Ga Jin Si, In the Line of Duty, Police Assassin, Royal Warriors, Ultra Force
Genre: Action
Audio: Cantonese
Subtitle: English
Country: Hong Kong
Release Date: June 26, 1986
Runtime: 96 mintues
Director: David Chung
MPAA: Rated R for some violence.

Cast

Michelle Yeoh (Michelle Yip, HK CID)
Michael Wong (Michael Wong, Security Guard)
Hiroyuki Sanada (Peter Yamamoto, Interpol Agent)
Eddie Maher (Hirmichi Suzuki - Gang Leader)
Ying Bai (Final avenging gangmember)
Dennis Chan (Reporter)
Wai-Man Chan (Harvey Lee / Tiger)
Jing Chen (Lou)
Paul Chun (Chubby escort policeman)
Hing Ying Kam (Hijacker)
Sau Leung 'Blacky' Ko (Bus Driver)
Wai Lam (Bull)
Siu-Ming Lau (Yip)
Reiko Niwa (Yukiko)
Kenneth Tsang (Captain Lau Chi-Shing)
Fung Woo (Nightclub Patron)

Synopsis

In The Line of Duty: Royal Warriors, released in 1986, in which Michelle Yeoh plays a Hong Kong police officer who happens to be flying home from Japan on the same flight as a criminal being extradited. Without warning, an accomplice kills the police escorts and frees the criminal midflight. An impromptu team of Yeoh, an air security officer named Michael (Michael Wong), and an about-to-retire Japanese Interpol officer (Hiroyuki Sanada) manages to wipe out the bad guys and save the plane. It turns out, though, that the two baddies were half of a quartet of war veterans who once vowed to stick together to the death, and the two remaining are determined to avenge their friends. Although there are three heroes, Yeoh is definitely the star here, combining strong martial-arts moves with a warm personality. Sanada can match Yeoh kick for kick but is angry and sullen through most of the film, while Wong mostly serves as a gadfly to Yeoh. The stylish martial arts scenes and impressive stunts, all stunningly executed by Yeoh and Sanada, make this move a must see for HK cinema fans.

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