All Men Are Brothers (1973)

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蕩寇誌 (1973)

All Men Are Brothers

Alt title: Seven Soldiers of Kung Fu

Origin: Hong Kong

Language: Mandarin

Genre: Martial Arts

Release Date (HK): 05/10/1975

Directors
	Chang Cheh
	Wu Ma

Screenwriters
	Chang Cheh
	Ni Kuang

Martial Arts Directors
	Tong Kai
	Lau Kar-Leung
	Lau Kar-Wing
	Chan Chuen

Producer
	Runme Shaw

Cast
	David Chiang Da-Wei	...	Yan Qing
	Fan Mei-Sheng	...	'Black Whirlwind' Li Kui
	Chen Kuan-Tai	...	Shi Jin
	Wang Chung	...	Shi Xiu
	Danny Lee Sau-Yin	...	Chang Shun
	Wang Kuang-Yu	...	Zhang Qing
	Yu Feng	...	Sun Er Niang
	Ti Lung	...	Wu Sung
	Chu Mu	...	Emperor Fang La
	Tin Ching	...	Prince Fang Tien Ding
	Tung Lin	...	General Yuan Shang
	Jin Bong-Jin	...	General Shi Bao
	Bolo Yeung Sze	...	General Si Xing Fang
	Liu Gang	...	General Li Tien Run
	Wong Ching	...	General Lu / Rebel officer
	Chang Yang	...	Sung Emperor
	Betty Chung Ling-Ling	...	Li Shi Shi
	Ku Feng	...	Sung Jiang
	Tamba Tetsuro	...	Lu Chun I
	Chin Feng	...	Wu Yung
	Chen Wo-Fu	...	'Golden Spear' Hsu Ning
	Michael Chan Wai-Man	...	'Two Spears' Tung Ping
	Lau Dan	...	Lei Heng
	Lei Lung	...	Qin Ming
	Tseng Yong-Chai	...	'Double Tail Scorpion' Xie Pao
	Li Wei-Kai	...	'Two-Headed Snake' Xie Chen
	Wu Chi-Chin	...	Yang Hsiung
	Leung Seung-Wan	...	Lau Tang
	Lee Yung-Git	...	Ruan Xiao Er
	Bruce Tong Yim-Chaan	...	Ruan Xiao Wu
	Wei Kan-Sheng	...	Ruan Xiao Qi
	Yueh Hua	...	Lin Chong
	Lily Ho Li-Li	...	Lady Hu
	Cheng Lei	...	Wang Ying
	Yeung Chak-Lam	...	Tsai Ching
	Paul Chun Pui	...	Hua Rong
	Pang Pang	...	Monk Lu
	Ho Hon-Chau	...	Chang Meng
	Lo Wai	...	Zhou Tong
	Lee Hang (3)	...	Dai Zong
	Woo Wai (2)	...	Tsai Fu
	Law Lok-Lam	...	Eunuch Huang Men
	Yen Shi-Kwan	...	Rebel officer
	Fung Hak-On	...	Rebel officer
	Ko Hung (2)	...	Rebel officer
	Huang Pei-Chih	...	Rebel officer
	San Kuai	...	Rebel officer
	Chui Fat	...	Rebel officer
	Wong Shu-Tong	...	Rebel officer
	Alan Chan Kwok-Kuen	...	Rebel officer
	Tung Choi-Bo	...	Rebel officer
	Chan Keung (3)	...	Rebel officer
	Ho Kei-Cheong	...	Rebel officer
	Yeung Pak-Chan	...	Rebel officer
	Chan Siu-Kai	...	Rebel officer
	Lee Chiu (2)	...	Rebel officer
	Chan Chuen	...	Rebel officer killed by Tung Ping
	Chan Dik-Hak	...	Rebel soldier
	Ho Pak-Kwong	...	Rebel soldier
	Huang Ha	...	Rebel soldier
	San Sin	...	Rebel soldier
	Yuen Cheung-Yan	...	Rebel soldier
	Brandy Yuen Jan-Yeung	...	Rebel soldier
	Ho Bo-Sing	...	Rebel soldier
	Wynn Lau Chun-Fai	...	Fisherman
	Yuen Shun-Yi	...	Fisherman
	Kong Chuen (3)	...	Fisherman
	Lam Yuen	...	Fisherman
	Tino Wong Cheung	...	Fisherman with hat
	Law Keung	...	Liang Shan bandit
	Yuen Shing-Chau	...	Liang Shan bandit
	Lai Yan (3)	...	Liang Shan bandit
	Chui Kin-Wa	...	Liang Shan bandit
	Yau Ming
	Wu Ma
	Cheung Hei	...	Inn keeper
	Yi Fung	...	Townsfolk
	Tony Lee Wan-Miu	...	Townsfolk
	Chin Chun	...	Townsfolk
	Unknown SB-Actor (05)	...	Townsfolk
	Unknown SB-Actor (25)	...	Townsfolk
	Ng Yuen-Fan	...	extra
	Woo Ka-Kei	...	Rebel soldier
	Chow Kong	...	Extra
	Tang Tak-Cheung	...	Extra
	Wong Chi-Keung (2)	...	Extra

Production Company
	Shaw Brothers

Filming Company
	Shaw Brothers

Distributor
	Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong)

Assistant Director
	Tang Yuan

Cinematographer
	Kuang Han-Lu

Costume
	Li Chi

Makeup
	Wu Hsu-Ching

Editor
	Kwok Ting-Hung

Props
	Ho Chieh-Fu

Scenery
	Johnson Tsao Chuang-Sheng

Music
	Frankie Chan Fan-Kei

Filming Location
	Hong Kong

Summary
	The movie was already begun in November 1971, alongside THE WATER MARGIN and DELIGHTFUL FOREST as a trilogy. In 1972 production stopped for a while, best guess is: for the sake of the big production of THE BOXER FROM SHANTUNG making Chen Kuan-Tai a star. It was finished at the beginning of 1973. At that time, best guess, the time for swordplay period movie was over, due to the rising super star Bruce Lee. So the movie was kept back in Hong Kong until May 1975. It was released earlier in Taiwan, in November 1974.