호협

호협 (1979)

豪俠

혈풍 잠들날 없는 무심 무정의 중원 무림. 냉혈검객들의 어두운 음모와 숨가쁜 배신의 그림자. 무림의 혼은 어디 있는가. 흐르는 세월 속 잠재워져있던 7년의 한을 불러 무림정도를 일깨우기 위해 전설의 검. 바로 그 신검. 홀연히 나타나다. 그리하여 무림은 또 다시 혈풍의 소용돌이에 휩싸이고... 무림의 평화가 찾아오는 그날 신검은 조용히 사라져간다.

개봉일
1979-11-22
TMDB
7.1 / 10 (57)
상영 시간(분)
1시간 46분
장르
액션
감독
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Last Hurrah for Chivalry (豪俠) is a 1979 Hong Kong wuxia film written and directed by John Woo and produced by Raymond Chow. It starred Damian Lau, Wei Pai, Bonnie Ngai, Lau Kong, and Lee Hoi-sang. The film is cited as a thematic precursor to Woo's better-known heroic bloodshed films. It was released theatrically in Hong Kong by Golden Harvest on 11 November 1979.

Production

John Woo intended the film as a tribute to his mentor Chang Cheh and director Akira Kurosawa, whom he admired greatly. The latter includes the use of transitional wipes (a signature of Kurosawa's films) and slow motion action sequences (which would become one of Woo's signatures). The main character Tsing Yi is inspired by the historical assassin Jing Ke, who is known for his failed assassination attempt of Qin Shi Huang.

The film was the first project that Wei Pai, a veteran Shaw Brothers Studio actor, did with Golden Harvest since he left the Shaw Brothers Studio.

In addition, actor Fung Hak-on, who frequently collaborated with Woo in the 1970s, served as a stunt coordinator along with Alan Chui for the action choreography and stunt doubling for Damian Lau and Wei Pai. Both choreographers also previously starred in Woo's feature-length debut film, The Young Dragons in 1974.

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