Kume, Samurai in blue, is one of the Japanese kendo experts brought in by Diao-Erh to protect the casino. He belongs to the group prepared to resist the masked fighter's retaliation against the casino's intimidation and attacks, placing him on the side opposing Lei Ming and the Chung I school.
Member of the Tiger Mansion organization, appears in background roles during the second film.
CID officer handling international case.
A minor military officer in the campaign narrative.
Qing military officer leading troops against the rebels.
Unnamed background figure or placeholder character in the martial arts film.
An actor who participates in a patriotic performance and becomes convinced that armed resistance is necessary. He decides that resistance members must leave their homes and sacrifice their personal safety for the nation, later fleeing from the authorities with his companions.
Bruce Lee / Tiger Dog is a martial artist preparing for a major bout. He refuses his promoter’s attempt to have him lose deliberately, and his rivalry with Stallone / Stylon intensifies. He stays with Sunflower, tries to get him out of his wheelchair, and later agrees to return to the ring despite fearing he may be pressured to throw the fight.
A detective partnered with Sgt Porky, Det. Big Mouth shares in their reckless police work, public fame, and disciplinary problems. He remains loyal when Sgt Porky is questioned over the suspected stolen car, lending him a tow truck and trying to continue their partnership despite the setback.
A visitor in On Lok Village who becomes the subject of an accusation of peeping at a woman. The incident adds to the village’s quarrels and comic misunderstandings, making it harder for the visitors to distinguish a genuine crime report from confusion. Pink Panther is therefore involved in the group’s uneasy attempt to assess what is happening.
Brave fighter supporting the Shaolin uprising.
Antagonistic crime boss who betrays his brother Big Dai to seize control of the criminal empire.
Wong Ching has 112 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Shaolin Temple (1974) Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include The Vampire Partner, Eagle Shadow Fist, Merry Go Round. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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