Wu Song's Bloody Fight on Lion's Bower (1956)

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武松血濺獅子樓 (1956)

Wu Song's Bloody Fight on Lion's Bower

Alias: Adventures of Boo Siong

Alias: Mo Chung's Bloody Fight On Lion's Tower

Origin: Hong Kong

Language: Cantonese

Genres: Historical Drama Martial Arts

Release Date (HK): 09/19/1956

Director
	Wu Pang

Screenwriter
	Lo Yu-Kei

Producer
	Sit Siu-Cheong

Cast
	Kwan Tak-Hing	...	Mo Chung
	Fung Wong-Nui	...	Poon Kam-Lin
	Chan Kam-Tong	...	Sai Moon Hing
	Tang Kei-Chan	...	Mo Tai Lung
	To Sam-Ku	...	Auntie Wong
	Ling Mung	...	Ho Kau Suk
	Sai Gwa-Pau	...	Friend, vegetable seller
	Chow Gat	...	County magistrate
	Cheung Chok-Chow	...	Yiu Man Hing
	Wong Kung-Miu	...	Wu Ching Hing
	Chow Luen	...	Chiu Chung Ming
	Wong Siu-Pak	...	Cheung Man-Kuk
	Fung Ming	...	Bailiff A
	Ma Wai	...	Bailiff B
	Chan Yiu-Lam	...	Thug A
	Simon Yuen Siu-Tin	...	Thug B
	Lau Kar-Leung	...	Goon
	Siu Lo-Fu	...	Goon
	Tin Kei-Fong	...	Goon
	Helena Law Lan	...	Songstress A
	Lai Siu-Mang	...	Songstress B
	Chow Wai-Fong	...	Songstress C
	Lo Bik-Ha	...	Songstress D
	Wong Hak
	Wan Ling-Kwong	...	Villager
	Kwan Yan	...	Soldier
	Unknown SB-Actor (13)	...	Soldier

Production Company
	Shun Yee Film Co.

Story
	Shi Nai-An

Cinematographer
	Wong Chit

Art Director
	Leung Hoi-Shan

Costume
	Lai Chu

Makeup
	Yip Yat-Ming

Editor
	Sung Ming

Sound Recordist
	Tam Wang-Yuen

Music
	Law Bo-Sang

Production Manager
	Yim Ngau

Summary
	In his early acting years, Kwan Tak-hing achieved fame with his performance in the Cantonese opera Mo Chung Kills His Sister-in-Law under his stage name Sun Leng-chau; he was dubbed 'Mo Chung Reincarnate'. Based on Shi Nai'an's "The Water Margin" (Shui Hu Zhuan). - HKFA

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