The Commander Underground (1967)

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十萬青年十萬軍 (1967)

The Commander Underground

Alias: An Army of Hundered Thousand Men

Alias: An Army of Hundred Thousand Men

Origin: Taiwan

Languages: Mandarin Japanese

Genres: Action War

Director
	Li Han-Hsiang

Screenwriter
	Tsou Lang

Cast
	Peter Yang Kwan	...	Zhang Zhen-Guo
	Tinny Ng Sau-Fong	...	Shang Chieh (Agent No. 20)
	Chu Mu	...	Colonel Arishima
	Liu Wei-Bin	...	Lieutenant Lim, Agent Nr. 7
	Tien Yeh	...	Li, Chinese agent
	Li Hong (8)	...	Miss Yamada
	Chin Tao	...	caught chinese agent
	Ma Chi	...	Commander
	Wang Sun	...	Commander Yeh
	Hung Bo	...	Japanese officer
	Li Teng-Hui	...	Maid Guo Cheh (Agent No.4)
	Sun Yueh	...	Lieutenant Hayashi
	Pai Yu	...	Major Takahashi
	Han Su	...	Chiu Lu
	Chang Kung-Shon	...	Japanese agent
	Chiang Ching-Feng	...	Japanese agent
	Ho Kang	...	Japanese agent
	Chan Shen	...	Japanese officer
	Tung Lin	...	attends trial
	Wu Fei-Song	...	Japanese officer
	Tai Liang	...	Japanese officer

Production Company
	Grand Motion Picture Co., Ltd.

Distributors
	Union Film ( )
	Cathay Organisation ( )

Executive Director
	Hung Bo

Story
	Tsou Lang

Lighting
	Yuen Teng-Bong

Art Director
	Chang Pei-Cheng		Tong Kwok-Si

Costume Designer
	Chiu Ying

Editor
	Chang Chung-Min

Props
	Fu Bing-Keung

Sound Recordist
	Yan Sit-Ping

Music
	Joseph Koo Ka-Fai

Presenter
	Li Han-Hsiang

Planning
	Li Han-Hsiang

Production Manager
	Wang Pao-Lun

Filming Location
	Taiwan

Summary
	Li Han-hsiang installed Hong Bo in the director's seat over the opposing voices at his distributor Cathay and Union Film Company. The incident was the catalyst for the breakup of Li's partnership with the studios, and the final collapse of his Grand Motion Picture