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The Blade ()

Dao (original title)
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A swordsmith trains his friend's orphaned son. The boy seeks revenge for his father's murder but loses an arm rescuing the swordsmith's daughter. A hermit girl nurses him, and he learns swordsmanship with his father's broken sword.

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Cast

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Ding On
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Fei Lung
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Siu Ling (as Nei Song)
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Courtesan (Guest star)
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Fast Sabre (Guest star) (as Sing Ngai)
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Iron Head
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Grandmother (as Tsi-Ang Chin)
Kin-sang Chow ...
(as Chow Kin-Sang)
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(as Wing-Tong Chu)
Bik-Ha Chung
Wing-Chan 'Emily' Chung
Ricky Ho
Chan Ka-Kui
Kin-Kwan Lee
Sheh Li
Gam-Wah Ling
Charles Shen
Tsui-Yu Su
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Ling (middle age)
Ping Sun
Siu-Ling Tsim
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Master of Sharp Manufacturers
Zhao Wing
Man Shing Wong
Ying-Wah Wong
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(as Yick Tin Hung)

Directed by

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Hark Tsui

Written by

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Koan Hui ... ()
 
Hark Tsui ... ()

Produced by

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Raymond Chow ... executive producer
Jing-Yee Siu ... line producer
Hark Tsui ... producer
Hing Fan Wong ... line producer

Music by

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Ying-Wah Wong ... (as Raymond Wong)
Wai Lap Wu

Cinematography by

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Kwok-Man Keung
Gam Sing

Editing by

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Ma Kam
Hark Tsui

Art Direction by

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William Chang
Bill Lui
Alfred Yau

Costume Design by

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William Chang
Lai-Fung Tai
Siu Lan To

Makeup Department

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Lee-Na Kwan ... makeup artist
Yuk-Ho Ng ... hair stylist
Yuk-Yue Ng ... hair stylist
Min-Hua Pan ... makeup artist
Lin-Nui Yip ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Hark Tsui ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Koan Hui ... first assistant director
Sherman Ting ... assistant director (as Hin-BanTing)

Art Department

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Shui-Bo Chan ... props
Man Chow ... props
Tak-Keung Chu ... props
Hok-Ming Fung ... assistant art director
Tung-Wing Fung ... props
Siu Yuen Ho ... props
Hin-Yau Hung ... props
Nga-San Hung ... assistant art director
Jan-Man Lee ... assistant art director
Kai-Yuen Lee ... props
Yan-Yan Mak ... assistant art director
Ching-Tam Ng ... props
Kwok-Wing Suen ... assistant art director
Yee-Tak Wong ... assistant art director

Sound Department

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Ray Chan ... sound mixer
Kam-Wing Chow ... sound mixer
Hsueh-Yui Feng ... dubbing editor: mandarin (as Hsue-Yui Fung)
Ching Siu-Lung ... sound effects editor
May Tse ... dubbing editor: cantonese

Stunts

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Kwok-Keung Choi ... assistant stunt coordinator
Kwok-Ping Choi ... assistant stunt coordinator
Hoi Mang ... stunt coordinator
Siu Tak-Foo ... assistant stunt coordinator (as Te Hu Hsiao)
Siu-Ling Tsim ... assistant stunt coordinator (as Siu-Ling Chim)
Wei Tung ... stunt coordinator
Bun Yuen ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Chi-Chiu Chak ... assistant lighting
Fu-Keung Chiu ... assistant camera
Siu Kong Tsui ... set lighting
Yiu-Fai Yeung ... dolly man

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Man Kit Chow ... assistant costume designer
Bik-Ling Lee ... assistant costume designer
Mei-Ling Tai ... assistant costume designer

Script and Continuity Department

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Gau-Sang Chan ... continuity
Kwok-Wing Lee ... continuity
Chao-Yee Tsang ... continuity
Sing-Hung Tse ... continuity
Amos Why ... script supervisor
Chiu-Wai Wong ... continuity
Ho-Yin Wong ... script supervisor
Yiu-Fai Yeung ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Raymond Chow ... presenter
Veronique Kaneta ... production accountant
Lai-Bing Lam ... tea lady
Yun Tao ... planner
Chung-Chiu Wong ... production assistant
Kin-Hung Wong ... story editor

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

After the master of the Sharp Manufacturer saber factory abdicates and appoints On, his least popular worker, as his successor, On, unwilling to lead his surly colleagues, embarks on a quest of revenge to kill the evil, flying, tattooed kung fu master who killed his father. Written by Erik Gregersen

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Also Known As
  • Do (Hong Kong, Cantonese title)
  • The Blade (Hong Kong, English title)
  • The Blade (United States)
  • The Blade (World-wide, English title)
  • The Blade (Canada, English title)
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  • 105 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia One of Quentin Tarantino's 20 Favourite Movies from 1992 to 2009. See more »
Goofs The tattoos on Fei Lung's chest disappear when Ding On throws the blade at his throat in the finale. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in TOP 13: Las mejores películas de artes marciales (2017). See more »

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