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Mad Mission (1981)
Rating:
Starring: Sylvia Chang, Eddie De Guzman, Carroll Gordon, Sue Hark, Robert Houston, Sam Hui, Karl Maka, Andrew Miller, Dean Shak, Jimmy Shaw, Glen Thompson, Julien Young
Director: Erik Tsang
Category: Action / Adventure, Avant Garde, Foreign
Studio: Anchor Bay
Subtitles:
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Length:
 83 mins

 
 

 

The MaddestMovie Series In The World Begins Now!

In a daring high-rise heist, master thief 'King' Kong (Cantonese pop star Sam Hui) steals a fortune in diamonds from the mob and frames another crook for the crime.But when Kong's partner is murdered and the jewels go missing, he must team up with a bumbling American detective (the hilarious Karl Maka) and a tough Hong Kong policewoman (Sylvia Chang of Eat Drink Man Women and Twin Dragons) for an uneasy partnership filled with odd tattoos, narrow escapes and some of t