The Tin Long Gang Trailer (1968)
24 November 1968 Action 88 mins
A Hong Kong sword fighting film starring four Cantonese stars.
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Cast
Connie Chan Po-Chu as Shang Kuan Yu Fung
Kenneth Tsang as Lung
Suet Nei as Shang Kuan Chiu Yung
Sek Kin as Scarface Wolf
Crew
Ling Yun Director
International Titles
Dragon Fortress Trailer
International Releases Dates
Hong Kong 24 November 1968
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