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The Iron Buddha
The Iron Buddha
	Film poster
Traditional Chinese	鐵羅漢
Simplified Chinese	铁罗汉
Hanyu Pinyin	Tiě Luó Hàn
Jyutping	Tit3 Lo4 Hon3
Directed by	Yan Jun
Written by	Sung Hiu-wong
Produced by	Run Run Shaw
Starring	Ling Yun; Fang Ying; Chan Hung-lit; Wong Chung-shun; Yue Wai
Cinematography	Wong Kim-hon
Edited by	Chiang Hsing-lung
Music by	Wang Fu-ling
Production; company	Shaw Brothers Studio
Distributed by	Shaw Brothers Studio
Release date	12 November 1970;
Running time	89 minutes
Country	Hong Kong
Language	Mandarin
Box office	HK$469,645.30

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The Iron Buddha is a 1970 Hong Kong ' film directed by Yan Jun and produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio, starring Ling Yun, Fang Ying, Chan Hung-lit, Wong Chung-shun, and Yue Wai. The film featured action choreography by Sammo Hung, who also appears in a minor role.

Plot

After attempting to rape the daughter of celebrated kung fu master Liu Peng, Xiao Tianzun is caught and punished, the master leaving a mark on Xiao's body. Years later, Xiao seeks out his revenge and slaughters Liu Peng, his two daughters, and all of the master's disciples save one. Luo Han, the last surviving disciple, decides to avenge his master when he discovers what has happened. To counter Xiao's Evil Poisonous Sword, Luo must find the legendary Hulong Blade. During his journey, Luo saves a damsel-in-distress named Peony and gets into a fight with Master Geng Xian and his goon squad. Having never seen Xiao Tianzun face to face, Luo is deceived when Xiao poses as an ally and tries to steal the Hulong Blade from him. It ends as it must in a final showdown between Xiao Tianzun and Luo Han.

Cast

Ling Yun as Luo Han
Fang Ying as Peony
Chan Hung-lit as Master Geng Xian
Wong Chung-shun as Xiao Tianzun
Yau Ching as Kang's sister
Yue Wai as Kang's sister
Fan Mei-sheng as Master Luo
Fang Mian as servant of the Kang family
Goo Man-Chung as Uncle Chen / Imperial Guard Wang Qi
Yan Jun as Bao Yilong
Lee Sau-kei as Master Liu Peng
Go Ming as Liu's senior student
Shum Lo as Wang Wu
Chiu Hung as a bandit
James Tien as bandit
Chai No i man who leads attacks on transport
Nam Wai-lit as escort service man
Cheng Kang-yeh as inn waiter
Yee Kwan as escort service man
Lau Gong as escort service man
Chow Siu-loi as thug
Tam Bo as escort service man
Lee Siu-chung as Geng's man
Tang Ti as Fei Bing
Ma Ying as Xiao's thug
Sammo Hung as Xiao's thug
Man Sau as Aunt Fu
Ng Wai as Aunt Tang
Hao Li-jen as sword maker
Liu Kei as mute girl's father
Chiu Sam-yin as mute girl
Chan Ho as Master Zhang
Gai Yuen as escort service man
Fan Dan as restaurant waiter
Cheung Hei as villager
Billy Chan as Geng's thug
Hoh Wan as bandit
Mama Hung as Aunt Fu's neighbor
Bak Yu as Aunt Fu's neighbor
Lui Hung as Aunt Fu's neighbor
Wong Ching-ho as Official Peng
King Pai-chien as Emperor
Wong Chung
Hsu Hsia
Wong Pau-gei
Hui Gam
Kong Lung
Wong Chi-ming
Chow Kong
Chai Lam
Leung Lung
Gam Tin-chue
Chan Siu-gai
Chui Hing-chun
Wu Por

External links

The Iron Buddha at the Hong Kong Movie DataBase
The Iron Buddha at Hong Kong Cinemagic
Tie luo han at IMDb

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-'''''The Iron Buddha''''' is a 1970 Hong Kong ''[[wuxia]]'' film directed by Yan Jun and produced by the [[Shaw Brothers Studio]], starring Ling Yun, Fang Ying, [[Chan Hung-lit]], Wong Chung-shun, Yue Wai. The film featured [[stage combat|action choreography]] by [[Sammo Hung]], who also appears in a minor role.
+'''''The Iron Buddha'''''  is a 1970  Hong Kong ' film directed by Yan Jun and produced by the [[Shaw Brothers Studio]], starring Ling Yun, Fang Ying, [[Chan Hung-lit]], Wong Chung-shun, and Yue Wai. The film featured [[stage combat|action choreography]] by [[Sammo Hung]], who also appears in a minor role.
 ==Plot==
-Xiao Tianzun committed rape to a girl and is caught. Although he was forgiven, the girl's father, Master Liu Peng, punishes him by leaving a mark on his body. Years later, Xiao seeks revenge and managed to kill Liu, his two daughters and all of his disciples. When the last surviving disciple, Luo Han, hears of this, he tries to seek revenge. Luo has to find the Hulong Blade to battle Xiao's Evil Poisonous Sword, Luo travels to another town to find it. Along the way, he saves a young lady named Peony and later starts a rivalry with Master Geng Xian. Since Luo never met Xiao, Xiao was able to trick Luo by posing as an ally later trying to steal his Hulong Blade once he find it.
+After attempting to rape the daughter of celebrated kung fu master Liu Peng, Xiao Tianzun is caught and punished, the master leaving a mark on Xiao's body. Years later, Xiao seeks out his revenge and slaughters Liu Peng, his two daughters, and all of the master's disciples save one. Luo Han, the last surviving disciple, decides to avenge his master when he discovers what has happened. To counter Xiao's Evil Poisonous Sword, Luo must find the legendary Hulong Blade. During his journey, Luo saves a damsel-in-distress named Peony and gets into a fight with Master Geng Xian and his goon squad. Having never seen Xiao Tianzun face to face, Luo is deceived when Xiao poses as an ally and tries to steal the Hulong Blade from him. It ends as it must in a final showdown between Xiao Tianzun and Luo Han.
 ==Cast==
-*Ling Yun as Luo Han
+*[[Ling Yun (actor)|Ling Yun]] as Luo Han
-*Fang Ying as Xiao Tianzun
+*Fang Ying as Peony
-*Wong Chung-shun as Xiao Tianzun
 *[[Chan Hung-lit]] as Master Geng Xian
+*Wong Chung-shun as Xiao Tianzun
 *Yau Ching as Kang's sister
 *Yue Wai as Kang's sister
 *Fan Mei-sheng as Master Luo
-*Fang Mian as servant of Kang family
+*Fang Mian as servant of the Kang family
-*Goo Man-chung as Uncle Chen / Imperial Guard Wang Qi
+*Goo Man-Chung as Uncle Chen / Imperial Guard Wang Qi
 *Yan Jun as Bao Yilong
 *Lee Sau-kei as Master Liu Peng
 *Go Ming as Liu's senior student
 *Shum Lo as Wang Wu
-*Chiu Hung as bandit
+*Chiu Hung as a bandit
 *[[James Tien (actor)|James Tien]] as bandit
-*Chai No as man who leads attack on transport
+*Chai No i man who leads attacks on transport
 *Nam Wai-lit as escort service man
 *Cheng Kang-yeh as inn waiter
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 [[Category:Hong Kong action films]]
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+[[Category:Hong Kong martial arts films]]
 [[Category:Wuxia films]]
 [[Category:Kung fu films]]
-[[Category:Mandarin-language films]]
+[[Category:1970s Mandarin-language films]]
-[[Category:Shaw Studio]]
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+[[Category:1970s Hong Kong films]]