#biao yuen

[fibula-rasa]

Biao Yuen & Jackie Chan in Wheels on Meals / 快餐車 (1984)

Director: Sammo Hung

Cinematographers: Yiu-Tsou Cheung,  Francisco Riba,  Arthur Wong

[randomrichards]

SPIRITUAL KUNG FU:

A cocky trainee

Learns Kung Fu from Pink haired ghosts

To protect temple

[brody75]

Mr. Vampire II (1986)

[kaipanzero]

The Iceman Cometh

急凍奇俠 (1989)

[cultfaction]

Preview- On The Run (Deluxe Collector's Edition Bluray)

Preview- On The Run (Deluxe Collector’s Edition Bluray)

Wrongly accused of killing his own wife, struggling police officer Hsiang Ming is forced to go into hiding. His only ally is the deadly female assassin Miss Pai. Together they form an unlikely alliance as they each try to avoid death or arrest. Directed by Alfred Cheung and starring Pat Ha and the legendary Biao Yuen (Game of Death, Spiritual Kung Fu, The Young Master), who brings his custom…

[boardsdonthitback]

Yuen Biao, Melvin Wong - Righting Wrongs (1986)

[kungfuwushuworld]

Happy birthday to the great 元彪 Yuen Biao 👊 Yuen Biao is regarded as one of the most acrobatic martial artists ever. Unfortunately, he is still underrated and not as popular as other contemporaries such as Jackie Chan, Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, and Jet Li even though he is the most critically acclaimed out of all of them and the most talented as well.

[theactioneer]

My Lucky Stars Japanese program (Sammo Hung, 1985)

[vintagegeekculture]

In “The 18 Gold Darts” (1966), the first three boys in this image from the left became famous: Sammo Hung, Kong San Chan (better known as Jackie Chan) is the second from left, and the third from left is Yuen Biao. When they were actors and producers in Hong Kong, the three were known as Oldest Brother, Middle Brother, and Little Brother respectively.

[fibula-rasa]

Impeccable 80s Fashion in Wheels on Meals / 快餐車 (1984)

Director: Sammo Hung

Cinematographers: Yiu-Tsou Cheung,  Francisco Riba,  Arthur Wong

[fuforthought]

Yuen Biao turns 65 today. He was a part of the same opera troop as Jackie Chan and excelled in acrobatics. After getting into the film industry he became known as one of the best acrobats in kung fu cinema. Long story short, if an actor couldn’t do something, Yuen Biao would get a call.

Here’s his fight scene from Dragons Forever (1988). In my opinion, this is one of the finest action sequences of all time. Pure genius.

[brody75]

Project A (1983)

[importantbusinessdinosaur]

Warmup - The Prodigal Son.

I’m drawing old kung fu movies for all of May. Give me a shout if there’s any you want to see.

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[nine-frames]

Jackie Chan, Yuen Biao & Lola Forner in

快餐車 (Wheels on Meals), 1984.

Dir. Sammo Hung | Writ. Edward Tang & Johnny Lee | DOP Arthur Wong, Cheung Yiu-tso & Francisco Riba

[twilightronin]

My Lucky Stars