The Grandmaster (2013)

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一代宗師 (2013)

The Grandmaster

Alias: The Grand Master

Alias: Legend of Yip Man

Alias: The Grandmasters

Origin: Hong Kong

Languages: Cantonese Mandarin

Genre: Martial Arts

Release Date (HK): 01/08/2013

Director
	Wong Kar-Wai

Screenwriters
	Zou Jingzhi
	Xu Haofeng
	Wong Kar-Wai

Action Director
	Yuen Wo-Ping

Producers
	Wong Kar-Wai
	Jacky Pang Yi-Wah

Cast
	Tony Leung Chiu-Wai	...	Ip Man
	Zhang Ziyi	...	Gong Ruomei/Gong Er
	Chang Chen	...	Yi Xian Tian/Razor
	Zhao Benshan	...	Ding Lianshan
	Xiao Shenyang	...	San Jiang Shui
	Song Hye-Gyo	...	Zhang Yongcheng
	Wang Qingxiang	...	Gong Yutian
	John Zhang Jin	...	Ma San
	Shang Tielong	...	Jiang
	Lo Hoi-Pang	...	Uncle Deng
	Cung Le	...	Iron Feet / Tie Wa Qi
	Chin Shih-Chieh	...	Gong clan elder
	Yuen Wo-Ping	...	Chen Huashun
	Lau Kar-Yung	...	Yong, Hung Gar master
	Lau Shun	...	Rui, Xingyi master
	Julian Cheung Chi-Lam	...	Singer
	Zhou Xiaofei	...	Female master
	Berg Ng Ting-Yip	...	Golden Pavillion patron
	Lo Meng	...	Hong Kong thug
	Fang Chengcheng	...	Golden Pavillion prostitute/Gong Er doub
	Jeana Ho Pui-Yu	...	Golden Pavillion prostitute
	Wu Yixuan	...	Gong Er as a child
	George Wang Chueh	...	Gong clan elder
	Elvis Tsui Kam-Kong	...	Golden Pavillion patron
	Wang Man-Cheng
	Ko Chiu-Lam	...	Photographer
	Cho Man-Keung
	Siu Ping-Lam
	Ju Kun
	Tony Ling Chi-Wah
	Li Ching (7)
	Water Hung Kai-Shui
	Tong Han
	Ni Hai-Feng
	Liang Da-Hong
	Wu Yun-Fei
	Yuen Cheung-Yan
	Benz Kong To-Hoi
	Yin Chunxiong
	Marine Lee Yee-Man

First Assistant Director
	Ronald Zee

Second Assistant Director
	Ho Suk-Ying	Wong Shui-Yin

Assistant Director
	Gary Mak Wing-Lun

Story
	Wong Kar-Wai

Script Supervisor
	Lee Si-Si (3)

Director of Photography
	Philippe Le Sourd

2nd Unit Director of Photography
	Song Xiaofei

2nd Unit Cinematographer
	Cho Man-Keung	Ko Chiu-Lam	Dylan Doyle
	Chris Lee Chi-Wa	Davy Tsou Lin-Yau

Focus Puller
	Yang Dejun

Dollyman
	Ho Kin-Kwong

Gaffer
	Alan Chow Wing-Lun

Lighting
	Louis Yee Siu-Ping

Best Boy
	Chen Shi-Yan

Art Director
	Patrick Tsui Kwok-Keung	Joel Chong Kwok-Wing	Chris Wong Hoi-Kwong

Production Designer
	William Chang Suk-Ping	Alfred Yau Wai-Ming

Costume Designer
	Shandy Lui Fung-Shan

Image Designer
	William Chang Suk-Ping

Makeup
	Kwan Lee-Na

Hair Stylist
	Wong Kei (5)	Chiu Hak-Wai

Editor
	William Chang Suk-Ping	Benjamin Courtines	Poon Hung

Props Master
	Wong Chi-On

Props
	Chan Ching-Keng	Tsang Chiu-Yee	Siu Ping-Lam
	Tang King-Wah

Sound Recordist
	Chen Guang (2)

Boom Man
	Zhen Hongmin

Original Music
	Umebayashi Shigeru	Nathaniel Mechaly

Martial Arts Directors
	Yuen Shun-Yi	Tony Ling Chi-Wah	Yuen Cheung-Yan

Wing Chun Consultant
	Duncan Leung Shiu-Hung

Stunts
	Lam Chi-Tai	Chan Siu-Wah	Patrick Ling Chi-Hung
	Fong Lee-Kwan	Ken Yeung Kin-Mo	Ju Kun
	Li Xiaolong (4)	Chen Chao	Zhu Xueliang
	Ni Hai-Feng	Zhong Bo	Li Xingping
	Cui Tongyao	Zhao Yuhang	Wang Deming
	Hu Teng-Jiao	Cheung Sing-To	Ding Jing-Bao
	Li Rui-Peng

Presenter
	Li Chunliang	Chen Yijin	Song Dai

Co-Presenter
	Ren Zhonglun	Yan Xiaoming	Gu Guoqing
	Vigi Wang Yiyang	Chiu Man-Kuen	Li Kuo-Hsing
	Chang Xiao	Zhao Xiaowen	Tang Jia-Yin
	Don Yu Dong	Han Sanping

Co-Producer
	Ren Yue	Cheung Hong-Tat	Ng See-Yuen
	Michael J. Werner

Administrative Planner
	Chui Hin-Wai	Stephen Lam Bing-Kwan	Sze Yeung-Ping
	Shirley Yeung Suet-Man	Catherine Lam	Johnnie Kong Yeuk-Sing

Planning
	Lam Wan-Wa	Miao Xiaotian	Cheng Yang (2)
	Jiang Defu	Chen Lulu	Got Lap-Man
	Hiu Lee

Production Manager
	Wendy Chan Wai-Si	Water Hung Kai-Shui

Associate Production Manager
	Jamie Ho Ching-Man

Production Assistant
	Queenie Wang	Tempo Cheung Chi-Yan

Project Manager
	Alice Chan Wai-Chung

Unit Production Manager
	Liu Bin

Still Photographer
	Steve Hung	Ronald Zee

Visual Effects Supervisor
	Johnny Lin Jer-Min

Pre-Mix
	Robert Mackenzie	Traithep Wongpaiboon

Equipment
	China Film Group Digital Film Production Base Co., Ltd.

Negative
	Tai Fung (Tsoi's) Co., Ltd.

Filming Location
	China

Summary
	Wong decided early on that the film would be released in two cuts: a 130-minute version for Chinese viewers and a more straightforward two-hour version for international audiences... The result is not only simpler than the domestic version (which recalls the grand tradition of Chinese martial-arts novels in its tricky, convoluted structure), but also boasts explanatory intertitles, character identifiers and a reference to Bruce Lee in the closing credits. (Variety article)