Legend of the Dragon Pearl: The Indistinguishable Road

7.7

The story of the ill-fated romance between Zhu Yi Huan, the last princess of the Ming Dynasty and Kangxi, the young emperor of the Qing Dynasty. (Source: TheTVDB.com)

The Master

7.3

Uncle Tak is famous for using Chinese herbal medicines to cure diseases. A martial arts expert, he also teaches the young how to defend themselves. One of his students, Johnny, dreams of monopolizing the teaching of…

Legend of the Dragon

7.3

A pool-playing peasant must defeat a professional pool player to save his family's land. A disciple of Bruce Lee who can't fight but he can play a really mean game pool.

Good Life

7.5

Story of a family of five who realize the real meaning of family after going through a series of arguments. Father Zheng suddenly collapse and then woke up from a coma. He reflected on himself and set about unknotting…

Dragon Fight

7.4

Two martial artist friends from China are performing a show in the States. Trouble starts when one of them decides to defect and stay in America.

Flying Swords of Dragon Gate

7.7

The story begins when hero Zhao Huai’an decides to take refuge at the Dragon Gate Inn after being pursued by government officials for rescuing one of their captives. There, he is saved from death by the inn’s previous…

Longmen Express

7.6

The series follows a group of workers at a delivery/security guard agency, where the workday consists of ego clashes, inappropriate behavior and action-packed comedy.

A True Mob Story

7.3

A low level gangster in Hong Kong gains new respect after saving a boss's life in a gang fight. Despite his wife's death in this attack, he appears to be moving up in the Triad family until he discovers the other bosses…

Flying Swords of Dragon Gate

7.2

Set three years after Dragon Inn, innkeeper Jade has disappeared, and a new inn has risen from the ashes – one that’s staffed by marauders masquerading as law-abiding citizens who hope to unearth the fabled lost…

Dragon King's Decree

7.4

Born into a life of scorn as a lowborn daughter, Feng Zhi Lou dreams of one day fighting alongside the powerful Dragon Clan. Meanwhile, Crown Prince Chu Mo Shang rejects a political marriage meant to unite forces against…

Jeffrey Xu

Jeffrey Xu (born October 3, 1988), is a Chinese actor based in Singapore and was named as one of the 8 Dukes of Caldecott Hill. Xu studied performing major at Shanghai Film Art Academy before being discovered through the tenth season of Star Search in 2010, in which he emerged winner. He made his first…

Ikehiro Kazuo

One of Daiei’s most flamboyant directors of chanbara, Ikehiro served as assistant to such luminaries as Kōzaburō Yoshimura, Kenji Mizoguchi, Kon Ichikawa, and Kaneto Shindō before making his debut with TheRoseDaimyo (Baradaimyō, 1960). His third film, the Shin Hasegawa adaptation TokijiroofKu­tsukake…

Tamiya Torahiko

Tamiya Torahiko was a Japanese novelist born in Tokyo and raised in Kobe. Due to his father's seafaring job, he moved frequently. Tamiya attended the First Kobe Middle School and the Third Higher School, graduating in 1933. He studied Japanese literature at Tokyo Imperial University, where he participated…

Hiro Peralta

Hirojenel Benz "Hiro" Magalona Peralta is a Filipino actor, host and businessman best known for his roles in Little Nanay and Tween Hearts. Peralta was born in Manila and raised by his uncle's family in Quezon City. His father, Engelbert Garcia Peralta, was a sous chef turned custom broker, and his…

Bu Wan Cang

Bu Wancang studied cinematography under American photographer Harry Grogin and completed in 1921 a short film titled Rice Bucket. In 1924, he joined Great China Films in Shanghai as cinematographer; in 1926, he entered China Sun Motion Pictures as production manager, making his directorial debut with…

Jeong Ae Ran

Jeong Ae Ran was born Ye Dae Im, in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do on the 15th April 1927. She dropped out of Huaguang Girls' School in China. In 1943, she joined the music theatre group Yu Rak Jwa and began acting with the play Mangyang. She worked in many theatre companies, such as Seonggun, Youth Theatre,…

Hatanaka Ryoha

Primarily associated with the stage, Hatanaka trained as an actor in New York before returning to Japan in 1918, where he joined the theatrical company of actress Sumako Matsui, a pioneer of Western-style shingeki theater in Japan. After her suicide, he continued to work in shingeki, appearing in such…

Li Tie

Lee became a director in 1936 with the crime thriller House Number 66 and made a name for himself the following year with Song of Life when the star of the film, Ng Chor Fan, was coined “King of Film” as a result of his role. Lee quickly earned a reputation as a dedicated and versatile director…

Yorozuya Kinnosuke

Yorozuya Kinnosuke was a Japanese kabuki actor. Born Ogawa Kinichi, son of kabuki actor Nakamura Tokizo III, he entered kabuki and became the first in the kabuki tradition to take the name Nakamura Kinnosuke. He took on his guild name Yorozuya as his surname in 1971. In addition to his kabuki activity,…

Choi In Gyu

Born in Yeongbyeon, North Pyongan Province, he dropped out of Pyongyang High School and moved to Osaka, Japan to work as a driving assistant. In 1935, together with his older brother Choi Wan Gyu, he founded Goryeo Film Co., Ltd. in Sinuiju with a capital of 50,000 won and held the position of representative.…