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Shanghai 13 A.K.A. Shanghai Thirteen • Shang Hai Tan Shi San Tai Bao (上海灘十三太保) (1984)
Shanghai 13 A.K.A. Shanghai Thirteen • Shang Hai Tan Shi San Tai Bao (上海灘十三太保) (1984)
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Shanghai 13 (1984), also released as Shanghai Thirteen and Shang Hai Tan Shi San Tai Bao (上海灘十三太保), is a Hong Kong martial arts epic directed by legendary filmmaker Chang Cheh. Featuring an extraordinary ensemble cast including Jimmy Wang Yu, Ti Lung, Chiang Sheng, Chen Kuan Tai, Danny Lee Sau-Yin, and David Chiang, this action-packed classic brings together many of Hong Kong cinema's greatest martial arts stars in one unforgettable adventure. Available from ClassicKungFuMovies.com for collectors who value accurate film details and hard-to-find physical media.
STORY SNAPSHOT
As China faces political turmoil, patriot Gau is entrusted with transporting vital documents to safety in Hong Kong. Standing in his way are the legendary Shanghai Thirteen, an elite group of assassins and martial artists, forcing him into one life-or-death battle after another as powerful enemies close in from every direction.
WHY COLLECTORS PICK IT
Shanghai 13 is celebrated as one of Chang Cheh's last great martial arts epics, assembling an astonishing lineup of kung fu legends rarely seen together in a single film. Collectors prize it for reuniting Shaw Brothers icons including Jimmy Wang Yu, Ti Lung, David Chiang, Chen Kuan Tai, and members of the legendary Venom Mob. Packed with nonstop fights, memorable villains, and an incredible ensemble cast, it remains one of the definitive all-star martial arts films of the 1980s.
- A.K.A.: Shanghai Thirteen; Shang Hai Tan Shi San Tai Bao (上海灘十三太保); Shanghai 13
- Director: Chang Cheh
- Starring: Jimmy Wang Yu, Ti Lung, Chiang Sheng, Chen Kuan Tai, Danny Lee Sau-Yin, David Chiang
- Label/Studio: Hong Kong Chang He Motion Picture Winners' Workshop Production
- Format: DVD
- Language: English
- Running Time: 87 Minutes
- Release Year: 1984
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