The Four Assassins
25/12/1975
Set at the time of Italian explorer Marco Polo's historic expedition to China ,during the reign of Monogol ruler Kublai Khan, it stars American actor Richard Harrison as Polo. Taking considerable liberties with the historic record, the film has Polo turning up as an Imperial Inspector assigned to root out Chinese rebles in the south, but eventually being won over to their cause.
Movie Information
Alexander Fu Sheng
as Li Xiong-Feng
Chi Kuan-Chun
as Zhou Xing-Zheng
Bruce Tong Yim-Chaan
as Huang Zong-Han
Phillip Kwok Chui
as Chen Jie
Richard Harrison
as Marco Polo
Shih Szu
as Zu's Widow
Ting Wa-Chung
as Zu's Little Brother
Gordon Liu Chia-Hui
as Abulahua
Johnny Wang Lung-Wei
as Dulidan
Bryan Leung
as Caldalu
Chan Gui Luk
as (uncredited)
Chang I-Fei
as Teacher at Stone Field (uncredited)
Chen Chen
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Chen Hui-Lou
as Master Wan (uncredited)
Chen Shen-Lin
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Chin Li-Sheng
as Khan's Official (uncredited)
Chu Ko
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Fan Feng-Shan
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Han Chiang
as Chief Luk of Yangzhou (uncredited)
Hsieh Wan-Yi
as Servant / Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Carter Huang Chia-Ta
as Zu Jian-Min (uncredited)
Lam Fai-Wong
as Inn Waiter (uncredited)
Lee Ying
as Iron Palm Teacher (uncredited)
Li Tong-Chun
as Kublai Khan (uncredited)
Lu Feng
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Lu Ti
as Chief Wang (uncredited)
Lui Wan-Biu
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Shao Kuang-Pu
as (uncredited)
Shih Ting-Ken
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Suen San-Cheung
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Samuel Suen Sau-San
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Suen Shu-Pei
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Sun Jung-Chi
as Wen Guer (uncredited)
Robert Tai
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Tang Tak-Cheung
as Jin (uncredited)
Wang Kuo-Fei
as Huerchi (uncredited)
Wang Yao
as Mongolian Soldier (uncredited)
Wu Kuang
as Khan's Official (uncredited)
