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The Fearless Young Boxer is a film of genre Martial arts with Casanova Wong
The Fearless Young Boxer (1979)
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Rating61%
Method Man, AKA The Fearless Young Boxer, AKA "Avenging Boxer" is a martial arts film directed by Jimmy Shaw starring Casanova Wong.
Synopsis
Wu Pa Feng (Casanova Wong) kills one of his former gang members (Lung Fei) in a duel. Before the duel Lung Fei gives his son Shao Lung (Peter Chen) a golden plate that the gang is looking for. Shao Lung joins his uncles' travelling kung fu show to improve his fighting skills and escape the gang of killers.Actors
Casanova Wong
(Wo Pa Fong)
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