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黃飛鴻之西域雄獅 (1997)
Once Upon a Time in China and America
Alias: Once Upon A Time In China 6
Origin: Hong Kong
Language: Cantonese 
Circuit: Empire 
Genres: Martial Arts  Action 
Rating: II A (Hong Kong) 
Theatrical Run (HK): 02/01/1997 - 03/05/1997
Box Office: HK $30,268,415
 
Director
  Sammo Hung Kam-Bo
 
Screenwriters
  Szeto Cheuk-Hon
  Sze Mei-Yee
  Sharon Hui Sa-Long
  Philip Kwok Wai-Chung
  So Man-Sing
 
Action Director
  Sammo Hung Kam-Bo
 
Producer
  Tsui Hark
 
 
Cast
  Jet Li ... Wong Fei-Hung
  Rosamund Kwan Chi-Lam ... Aunt Yee/Diana
  Xiong Xinxin ... Seven
  Chan Kwok-Pong ... Dr So
  Jeff Wolfe ... Billy
  Patrick Lung Kong ... Uncle Lone
  Richard Ng Yiu-Hon ... Uncle Han
  Ron Ring    
  Ryon Marshall    
  Freddy Joe    
  Joe Sayah ... Bandit leader
  Roger Yuan Luo-Jie ... Dick
  William Fung Kwun-Man ... Immigrant worker
  Johnny Koo Kwok-Wah ... Immigrant worker
  Chrysta Bell Eucht ... Sarah
  Jason Dehoyos ... Fierce Eagle
  Daniel Lujan ... Flying Eagle
  T.J. Storm ... Rival Indian brave
  Roberto Lopez ... Bandito
  Lau Kar-Wing ... Drummer at lion dance
  Mars ... Extra
 
Production Company
  Win's Entertainment Ltd.
 
Filming Company
  Win's Entertainment Ltd.
 
Distributor
  China Star Entertainment Group (Hong Kong)
 
2nd Unit Director
  Lau Kar-Wing
 
First Assistant Director
  Lam Hak-Ming   Sylvia Liu Jing-Yi
 
Second Assistant Director
  Sharon Lam Suk-Ching   Lemon Liu Yi-Man
 
Assistant Director
  Lau Kar-Wing
 
Director of Photography
  Walter Gregg
 
2nd Unit Director of Photography
  Raymond Lam Fai-Tai
 
3rd Unit Director of Photography
  Johnny Koo Kwok-Wah
 
Art Director
  Horace Ma Kwong-Wing
 
Assistant Art Director
  Shandy Lui Fung-Shan   Ambrose Chow Sai-Hung
 
Costume Designer
  William Fung Kwun-Man
 
Assistant Costume Designer
  Mabel Kwan Mei-Bo   Rosa Chow Man-Kit
 
Wardrobe
  Tse Chuen-Tung
 
Makeup
  Cheng Yu-Lai
 
Hair Stylist
  Chau Siu-Mui
 
Editor
  Marco Mak Chi-Sin   Angie Lam On-Yee
 
Editor's Assistant
  Andy Chan Chi-Wai
 
Props Master
  Leung Yui-Nung
 
Props
  Hu Tsai   Brent Houghton
 
Music
  Lowell Lo Koon-Ting
 
Assistant Martial Arts Director
  Cho Wing   Xiong Xinxin
 
Stunts
  Mars   Alan Chan Yiu-Lun   Wong Choh-Wa
  Fan Chin-Hung   Choi Kwok-Keung   Kong Miu-Deng
 
Stunt Double
  Ku Huen-Chiu
 
Presenter
  Charles Heung Wah-Keung
 
Administrative Producer
  Tiffany Chen Ming-Ying
 
Planning
  Dick Cho Kin-Nam
 
Film Coordinator
  Rita Fung Fung-Chun
 
Production Manager
  Well Chin Wing-Wai   Rita Fung Fung-Chun   Shirley Yung Sau-Lan
 
Associate Production Manager
  Bonnie Shum Wai-Man
 
Production Accountant
  Leo Sze
 
Still Photographer
  Hui Wai-Tat
 
Recording Studio
  True Technic Limited   Midiland
 
Dolby Mixing Studio
  Ramindra Sound Recording Studio
 
Foley
  Ng Kwok-Wah
 
Post-Production Management
  To Wan
 
Post-Production Assistant
  Leung Kwan-Lok   Helen Li
 
Cantonese Dialogue Coach
  Lo Hung
 
Laboratory
  Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Ltd.   Union Film Laboratory, Limited
 
Subtitles
  Fine Art Production Co.
 
 
Summary
  Billy, a mysterious man whose identity is never revealed in the movie, wants to kill himself. Wong Fei Hung comes along and saves him. But soon, a bunch of Native Americans comes over and Wong and Billy try to defend the group, but Wong, his student (Club Foot) and Aunt 13 fall into the river and Wong's head hits a huge rock and looses a lot of memory. Somehow Wong is seperated with Aunt and his student, who end up in Wong's training center in California. They all try to find Wong with no luck. At the same time, all the Chinese in America are being discriminated against, but our western hero Billy, who is also highly skilled in guns, protects the Chinese and eventually becomes the deputy of the town. Meanwhile, Wong is "rescued" by the Native American tribes. Wong does not remember anything about his past, but does have some flashbacks once in a while. One day when they're out riding, they're spotted by Aunt 13, who follows them and is caught by WOng, who apparently has no idea who she is. She wrongfully gets the impression that Wong changed his heart. His student fights Wong in order to help him gain his memory back, which Wong finally gets when he falls into the water. Meanwhile, a groups of Hispanic terrorists have teamed up with the untruthful mayor to plot schemes involving money. Wong and his student & Billy battle the Hispanics in a profound finale. When the criminals are captured, The Chinese are welcomed back, with Billy elected as the new mayor.