ABOUT THE MOVIE
Original Title: 凶終
Production Company:
Dragon Films Company

Year: 1982
Country: Hong Kong
Language: Mandarin-English




SYNOPSIS
When gangster Bruce is released from prison, he is given a new assignment from his mafia boss to help kidnap the ambassadors daughter. Refusing the mission, Bruce now only wants to leave the crime world behind and settle down with his girlfriend. The boss does not like the idea of being turned down, so he sends Bruce's former friend, Ron Wong (Hwang Jang Lee) out to kill him

Saved from the attack by the FBI, Bruce returns the favour by helping with the recent kidnapping of ambassadors daughter Sophie - the same mission that he was asked to do.

Beating information from a suspect in Paris, Bruce and the FBI return to Rome and go their separate ways. After his girlfriend is killed by the Mafia bosses men, Bruce decides to accept the agents request to help further with the case. When the search leads to Bruce's hometown of Marcu, he discovers that his father has been murdered and his sister kidnapped by two Japanese Ninjsitu experts (played by Harold Sakata and Bolo). 

Tracking Sophie and his sister to Sakata's house, Bruce finds that they are also holding a lot more kidnapped girls, and protecting the place are the deadly Japanese ninja. 

Saving the girls from Sakata's clutches, they return to Rome, but Bruce's troubles are far from over. As soon as they return, Sophie is once again kidnapped. Bruce then receives a call from Ron and challenges him to a duel to the death at the coliseum.

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CAST
Bruce Le, Hwang Jang Lee, Harold Sakata, Bolo Yeung,
Corliss Randall, Andre Koob, Dick Randall, Casanova Wong,
Jean-Marie Pallardy, Lau Yat Fan, Lam Hoi Ling,
Fabienne Beze, Lily Chan Lee Lee.

CREW
Director: Bruce Le, Joseph Kong Hung
Producer: Andre Koob, Dick Randall, Cheng Leung-On
Action Director: Bruce Le
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ALTERNATIVE TITLE
猛龍反擊, Ninja Strikes Back, Eye of the Dragon.

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ADDITIONAL CREW
Planning: Mok Wan-Ha
Executive producer: Jean-Marie Pallardy
Composer: Chan Kwok-Man

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