#sammo hung

[theactioneer]

Sammo Hung vs. Bruce Lee, Enter the Dragon (Robert Clouse, 1973)

[boardsdonthitback]

Sammo Hung, Richard Norton - Twinkle, Twinkle, Lucky Stars (1985)

[twilightronin]

My Lucky Stars - Sammo Hung 1985

[fuforthought]

Lobby card set for Yes, Madam! (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.

[jca-archive]

Dragons Forever (1988)

[nine-frames]

福星高照 (My Lucky Stars), 1985.

Dir. Sammo Hung | Writ. Barry Wong | DOP Arthur Wong

[comfortfoodcontent]

Michiko Nishiwaki in “My Lucky Stars” (1985)

[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

[of-fear-and-love]

Yuen Wah in Dragons Forever (1988)

[kungfuwushuworld]

Happy 72nd Birthday To The Martial Arts Cinema Legend Sammo Hung 🎂

[theactioneer]

My Lucky Stars Japanese program (Sammo Hung, 1985)

[boardsdonthitback]

Sammo Hung, Benny Urquidez - Dragon's Forever (1988)

[ifeelalot]

[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.

[twilightronin]

The Best of the Martial Arts Films - Sandra Weintraub 1990