Half A Loaf Kung Fu
Contents. Plot Chan plays a bumbling long haired acrobat named Jiang who really wants to practice kung fu. He finds an advertisement for work at the Mansion as a body guard. Jiang doesn't get the body guard position, but cons his way into a job using his kung fu skills, and gets himself into the middle of some shady business.
Amazon.com: Half a Loaf of Kung Fu: Jackie Chan, Chung-Erh Lung, Jeong-Nam Kim, Chih-Ping Chiang, Kang Chin, Kang Ho, Ti Hsieh, Hang Hsu, Yuan Hsu, Han Chang Hu, Sae. Originally made in Hong Kong in 1979, Half a Loaf of Kung Fu was released in the U.S. The inimitable Jackie Chan heads the cast of this martial-arts period.
He is told not to go near the 'guest room' where the special guest is staying. A fellow employee tells Jiang that there is an evil witch who lives in the guest room and is not to be disturbed.
Jiang of course is caught spying on her and is run off the land. He then encounters two kung fu masters fighting in the woods. He watches one kill the other, and when he leaves Jiang takes the body into town to collect the reward. Using the money from the reward, Jiang tries to fulfill his kung fu dreams and find a master.
He is suddenly attacked by the crazy witch and is about to lose until a mystery master shows up and beats her. The master turns out to be a bum, and teaches Jiang kung fu. He then goes on a journey with a princess to find a special jade plant. Cast. as Jiang.
as Man with crane. as Mater Mao.
Doris Lung as Fung's daughter. as Urinating man. Kam Kong as Ying Fu.
Kim Jeong-nan as Miss Lu. Ma Chu-lung.
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Miao Tian as Mr. Wan. Lo Chao-hsiung. Julir Lee as Snake woman.
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Lee Man-tai as Old beggar. Ko Keung as Man waering gold cap. Kam Sai-yuk as Man wearing leopard skin. Chiang Chi-ping. Chui Yuen. Miu Tak-san.
Ho Kong. Yu Bong. Li Min-lang as Man fighting with Whip Hero. Wong Yiu. Lam Kwong-wing. Woo Hon-cheung.
Yeung Lit. Che Tei. Chan Kam-chu. Man Lee-pang. Lam Man-cheung. Peng Kong See also. References.
Chan, Jackie with Jeff Lang. I am Jackie Chan: my life in action. New York: Ballantine, p. 222 and pp. 228–235. Thomas, Brian. Videohound's Dragon: Asian Action and Cult Films. Detroit: Visible Ink Press, p. 294.