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Snake Fist of the Buddhist Dragon

Snake Fist of the Buddhist Dragon

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DramaAction

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When the Manchus plan to burn the Shaolin Temple, a young disciple trains in the Snake Fist style to fight them.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Chinese

Runtime

88 mins

Rating

4.3/10

Release Date

01 January 1979

Country

Taiwan

Cast

Debbie Lam Suk-Yin

Debbie Lam Suk-Yin

King Lee King-Chu

King Lee King-Chu

Martial Lee

Martial Lee

Stone Chang

Stone Chang

Paul Chow

Paul Chow

Hurst Kwan

Hurst Kwan

Tatum On

Tatum On

Davy Chan

Davy Chan

John Wong

John Wong

Steve Chan

Steve Chan

Jacky Fung

Jacky Fung

Peter Au

Peter Au

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