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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
- OG Ant takes a look at 5 kung fu actors who could have had greater careers. Check it out!!!
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It bugs me after all these years that Chin Siu Ho never became an A-lister!
Out of everyone here, I feel as though Ricky Cheng Tien-chi had the best energy as a protagonist. All of the others proved that they could definitely star in leading roles, but from this list, Ricky seemed to me as though he was the most complex, expressive, and on par with the likes of A listers like the Venoms. Maybe I just haven't seen too many other films in his catalogue, but it seems to me that he could have easily been in more kung-fu movies as a main character 🤔
Look at you son..killing the commentary. Great job 👏🏾 All A's this semester y'all. Proud dad!
Not all superstars have the same attributes. An actor/performer doesn't have to be extremely good-looking or have an athletic physique. Even having training in a classical martial art may not be required. Case in point: with the release of The Chinese Boxer aka Hammer of God (1970) Jimmy Wang Yu, for a while, was a megastar to Hong Kong moviegoers. According to one writer, Wang Yu " played an obsessed man and fans loved it." Though Cliff Lok somewhat shared some of the same attributes as Wang Yu, Lok was a better performer. The first movie I saw in which Lok had a lead role was Tiger's Claw (1974) costarring Sek Kin (Mr. Han of ETD-1973).
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