The Black Enforcer (1969)

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黑靈官 (1969)

The Black Enforcer

Alias: 흑수도

Origin: Hong Kong

Language: Mandarin

Genre: Martial Arts

Release Date (HK): 01/28/1972

Director
	Ho Meng-Hua

Screenwriter
	Anthong Hoh Wa

Martial Arts Director
	Leung Siu-Chung

Producer
	Sir Run Run Shaw

Cast
	Tang Ching	...	Kung Tien-Lung
	Tien Feng	...	Kuan Yun-Fei
	Wang Ping	...	Yen-Erh
	Fang Jen-Tzu	...	Ling Tzu
	Chao Hsiung	...	Kuan Ta-Tzu
	Choe Seong	...	Kuan Tao
	Cliff Lok	...	Kuan Hai
	Choe Kwang-Ho	...	Hsiao Er
	Lee Hae-Ryong	...	Robber Chou Han [2nd edit]
	Tung Li	...	Robber Chou Han [1st edit]
	Wong Ching-Wan	...	Hsia Ching (Kung's Mei Mei)
	Erh Chun	...	Sneaky constable
	Ko Ching	...	Young Yen
	Chin Ping	...	Yen [deleted footage]
	Lai Man	...	Kung's mother
	Cheung Chok-Chow	...	Pharmacist
	Chin Ping	...	Yen-Erh [deleted footage]
	Chui Hing-Chun	...	Constable
	Cham Siu-Hung	...	Constable
	Lam Hak-Ming	...	Constable
	Leung Lung	...	Constable
	Unknown SB-Actor (21)	...	Constable
	Ng Ming-Choi	...	Constable
	Chow Ga-Chong	...	Constable

Production Company
	Shaw Brothers

Assistant Director
	Ip Sam		Wang Yunhua

Cinematographer
	Lam Kwok-Cheung

Costume Designer
	Kamber Huang Chin-Ba

Makeup
	Fong Yuen

Scenery
	Johnson Tsao Chuang-Sheng

Sound Recordist
	Wang Yonghua

Music
	Stanley Chow Fook-Leung

Filming Locations
	Hong Kong
	South Korea

Summary
	H.K & South-Korean co-production with several (unregular) Korean support actors, partly shot in Korea (see articel scan in picture section) Due to the aprupt career end of lead actress Chin Ping during the shooting in 1969, the movie was partly re-shot with new starlet Wang Ping. The role of robber Chou Han played by SB-Star Tung Li (aka Kang Hua) was finished by Korean Lee Hae-Ryong with same makeup in the progress, but Tung Li still appears in the first half of the final version!