1974
Search results
Lo Wei (1918-1996) was a prolific and influential figure in Hong Kong cinema, known for launching the careers of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. He also starred in over 135 films, directed over 60 films, and produced over 45 films.
Watch a rare interview with Lo Wei, the director of The Big Boss, who shares his grief and memories of Bruce Lee after his sudden passing. The video also features photos, info and artwork related to Bruce Lee and his legacy.
- 42 sec
- 12.2K
- Marten GO
Naughty! (1974) Lo Wei began his film career in Shanghai during World War II and he achieved stardom soon after moving to Hong Kong in 1948. His first major supporting role was in the landmark epic Sorrows of the Forbidden City. Lo achieved leading man status with Prisoner of Love in 1951, and graduated to the director's chair in 1953 with The ...
Jan 20, 1996 · Lo Wei (1918-1996) was a prolific and influential filmmaker who launched the careers of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. He directed and acted in many martial arts classics, such as Fist of Fury, The Big Boss, and New Fist of Fury.
Jun 1, 2023 · Watch the original trailer of the sequel to Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury, directed by Lo Wei and starring Jackie Chan as a young thief who learns martial arts. New Fist of Fury is a classic kung fu film set in Shanghai and Taiwan during the Japanese occupation.
- 3 min
- 10K
- Arrow Video
Wei Lo (1918-1996) was a filmmaker who worked with Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. He directed and produced many action movies, such as Fist of Fury, The Big Boss and Yellow-Faced Tiger.
People also ask
Who is Lo Wei?
Is Wei Lo dead or still alive?
When did Lo Wei become famous?
When did Lo Wei die?
Fist of Fury is a 1972 Hong Kong martial arts film directed by Lo Wei and starring Bruce Lee. It depicts Lee as Chen Zhen, a student of Huo Yuanjia, who fights against Japanese aggression and avenges his master's death.
