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| The Korean Connection | |
|---|---|
| Hangul | 돌아온 외다리 |
| Directed by | Lee Doo-yong |
| Starring | Charles Han Yong Cheol Kwan Young Moon |
| Distributed by | Colorful Film Corporation |
| Release date |
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| Running time | 88 minutes |
| Language | Korean |
The Korean Connection is 1974 Korean martial art movie starring Han Yong Cheol (Credited as Billy Chan) and Kwan Young Moon.
Plot
In 1930 in China the Korean professional kicker Tiger (Park Young Cheol) fell in love with Hyang Souk however at the same time he made an agreement with Yamamoto (As a suggestion from Wang Herim) to steal the carriage full of gold and Tiger steal it. After Tiger realized that the carriage belonged to Hyang Souk's brother he felt guilty, break his leg and spent his time with an alcoholic. Meanwhile, Yamamoto killed Herim, kidnapped Hyang Souk and took over the territory Tiger is now in rage and alongside Korean independent army Kim Sung, he defeated the Yamamoto save Hyang Souk, took the gold and went back to Korea.
Cast
- Charles Han Yong Cheol as Tiger
- Kwan Young Moon as Kim Sung
- Bae Su Cheon as Yamamoto
- Jeong Ae-Jeong as Hyang Souk
- Kim Moon Ju
- Hwang Jang-lee as Kazio (uncredited)
- Mang Hoi as beggar kid (cameo, uncredited)
- Bae Su Cheol
- Kim Wang Kuk
- Park Dong Yong
- Chiu Chun
- Kim Young In
- Choe Jae Ho
- Hwang In Cheol
- Nam Seoung Guk
- Han Myeong Hwan
- Kwon Il Soo
- Elton Chong extra (uncredited)
- Huang Hwa extra (uncredited)
- Kim Young Suk extra (uncredited)
- Phillip Leung extra (uncredited)
- Lee Hing Yue extra (uncredited)
- Han Tae Il extra (uncredited)
Media release
The film was released by company Hong Kong Connection under the name Deadly fist in Korea and for VHS tape it was released as He Who Returned with One Leg.
Sequel
The film later receive the sequel as Returned Single-Legged Man 2 which was only released in Korea and outside Europe released as Korean Connection 2 the sequel was not released in U.S.
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