The Champions (1983 film)
The Champions | |
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Theatrical release poster | |
Traditional | 波牛 |
Simplified | 波牛 |
Mandarin | Bō Niú |
Cantonese | Bo1 Ngau4 |
Directed by | Brandy Yuen |
Produced by | Raymond Chow |
Screenplay by | Brandy Yuen |
Starring |
Yuen Biao Cheung Kwok-keung Dick Wei Moon Lee Eddy Ko |
Music by |
Blue Max Productions Lam Miu-tak Richard Lam |
Cinematography |
Ma Koon-wa Kenneth Sung |
Edited by | Peter Cheung |
Production company |
Paragon Films Peace Film Production (HK) |
Distributed by | Golden Harvest |
Release dates | 13 October 1983 |
Running time | 94 minutes |
Country | Hong Kong |
Language | Cantonese |
Box office | HK$3,206,327 |
The Champions (Chinese: 波牛) is a 1983 Hong Kong action sports comedy film written and directed by Brandy Yuen and starring Yuen Biao.
Synopsis
Lee Tung (Yuen Biao) is taunted by rival football teams. At first he is just a ball boy and a punch bag for the leading villain, King (Dick Wei). But after too many beatings, Tung decides to play for another local team and to go against King in a one off football at the end. The film also tackles problems of jealousy, corruption and bullying in sports.[1]
Cast
- Yuen Biao as Lee Tung
- Cheung Kwok-keung as Suen
- Dick Wei as King
- Moon Lee as Fanny
- Eddy Ko as Tung's Uncle
- Cheung King-po as King's assistant
- Kam Biu as Soccer bets syndicate's boss
- Tong Tin-hei as Seng Sun Team's boss
- Tino Wong as 3rd Master
- Ho Pak-kwong as 3rd Master's assistant
- Fung King-man as Village contest's emcee
- Yue Tau-wan as Social soccer player
- Brandy Yuen as Man who helps buy betting tickets
- Yuen Lung-kui as Man who hits gong
- Johnny Cheung as King's soccer player
- Lee Chun-wa as Muscle man arm-wrestling with Tung
- Liu Hok-man as Pickpocket / Soccer player
- Victor Yeung as Soccer spectator
- Yeung Wai as Jogger (cameo)
- Lee Fat-yuen as 3rd Master's thug
- To Siu-ming as Pool attendee
- Ho Tin-shing as Chuen
- Sin Yuk-lung as Participant at village contest
- Yeung Wah as Participant at village contest
- Ho Wah
- Lung Ying
- Sa Au
- Man Ngai-tik
- Leung Hung
- Ernest Mauser as VIP at soccer stadium opening
- Benny Lai as King's soccer player
- Ko Hung as Social soccer player
- Chan Leung as Soccer player
- Sham Chin-po as Social soccer player
Awards
In 1985, the film was nominated for the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Action Choreography for Brandy Yuen and Yuen Shun-yi at the 3rd Hong Kong Film Awards.[2]
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