Postman Strikes Back (1982)

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巡城馬 (1982)

Postman Strikes Back

Alias: The Postman Fights Back

KMDB: The Horseman with Secret Missions

Korean Title 密命馬上客

Korean 밀명 마상객

Origin: Hong Kong

Languages: Cantonese Mandarin

Genre: Action

Release Date (HK): 06/04/1982

Box Office: HK $3,430,366

Cast
	Leung Kar-Yan	...	Courier Ma (White Tiger)
	Chow Yun-Fat	...	Fu Jun (Wang Dong-choo)
	Cherie Chung Cho-Hung	...	Guifa (Kye-hwa)
	Kook Jeong-Sook	...	Li Fu (Do-hwa)
	Eddy Ko Hung	...	Hsiu (Jin-pyung)
	Fan Mei-Sheng	...	Lao Bu (Paeng Do-man)
	Yuen Yat-Choh	...	Yao Jin (Yao Jie, Jang Sa-seong)
	Jang Il-Do	...	Jiao Long (Je Kal-jin)
	Kwon Il-Soo	...	Ah Hui
	Im Ja-Ho	...	Ah Hui's comrade
	Chiang Cheng (2)	...	Foreman Shen / Robber / Necklace bandit / Hooded necklace ba
	Yeung Wai	...	Necklace bandit chief
	Lee Fat-Yuen	...	Robber / Necklace bandit / Ice bandit / Jiao's swordsman / J
	Wong Wai-Fong	...	Robber / Li's subordinate
	Chow Gam-Hoi	...	Hired thug / Necklace bandit
	Siu Tak-Foo	...	Hired thug
	Hui Ying-Sau	...	Uncle San
	Yang Yeong-Moon	...	[Korean cut]
	Kwon Dal-Jin	...	[Korean cut]
	Song Il-Geun	...	Mayor
	Kim Kyung-Ran	...	Madam Kuei
	Lee Jeong-Ae	...	Village woman
	Moon Mi-Bong	...	Village woman
	Hong Seong-Chan	...	Li's subordinate

Production Companies
	Paragon Films Ltd.
	Peace Film Production (H.K.) Co.
	Hapdong Film Co., Ltd.

Distributor
	Golden Harvest Productions (Hong Kong)

Assistant Production Manager
	Stanley Wu Siu-Cheong

Film Processing
	Sebang Digital Laboratory Co., Ltd

Filming Location
	South Korea

Summary

Turn-of-the-century action film shot entirely in Korea.

The Korean cut of the film credits both Ronny Yu Yan-tai and Shin Wi-gyoon as directors.

Korean release date: 09-Apr-1983