Moon Warriors

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Traditional	戰神傳說
Simplified	战神传说
Mandarin	Zhàn Shén Chuán Shuō
Cantonese	Zin3 San4 Cyun4 Syut3
Directed by	Some-Hung-Gai
Produced by	Jessica Chan
Screenplay by	Alex Law
Starring	Andy Lau Kenny Bee Anita Mui Maggie Cheung
Music by	Mark Lui James Wong Sherman Chow
Cinematography	Arthur Wong Cheung Man-po Tam Chi-wai
Editing by	Kam Ma
Studio	Teamwork Production House Limited
Distributed by	Newport Entertainment Ltd (Hong Kong)
Release date(s)	19 December 1992 (1992-12-19)
Country	Hong Kong
Language	Cantonese
Gross revenue	HK$11,159,986.00

Moon Warriors is a 1992 Hong Kong wuxia film directed by Sammo Hung and written by Alex Law.

Plot

Fei is a simple fisherman, who still possesses great sword-fighting prowess. He ends up foiling an assassination attempt against 13th Prince and helping him in an attempt to regain the throne from his evil brother. Yuet and Hsien appear as the prince's wife-to-be and aide, while adding their talents to the film's numerous swordplay sequences. The film ending was also a tragic situation.

Cast

• Andy Lau as Fei
• Kenny Bee as 13th Prince
• Anita Mui as Yuet
• Maggie Cheung as Hsien
• Kelvin Wong as 14th Prince
• Chang Yi as Lord Lanling
• Chin Kar-lok as 13th Prince's bodyguard
• Heung Lui
• Tam Wai
• Ng Biu-chuen
• Wong Man-kit
• Lam Wai-kong
• Sam Mei-yiu
• Law Yiu-hung
• Lui Tat
• Mak Wai-cheung
• Hsiao Ho
• Chang Kin-ming
• Hon Ping
• Cheung Wing-cheung

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References

1. ^ "Moon Warriors". imdb.com. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108650/. Retrieved July 30, 2010. 
2. ^ "Moon Warriors". chinesemov.com. http://chinesemov.com/1993/Moon%20Warriors.html. Retrieved July 30, 2010. 

External links

• Moon Warriors at the Internet Movie Database
• Moon Warriors at AllRovi
• Moon Warriors at the Hong Kong Movie DataBase

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