Princess Fragrance (film)
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| Princess Fragrance | |
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| Traditional Chinese | 香香公主 |
| Simplified Chinese | 香香公主 |
| Hanyu Pinyin | Xiāng Xiāng Gōng Zhǔ |
| Directed by | Ann Hui |
| Screenplay by | Chun Sai-sam |
| Story by | Louis Cha |
| Produced by | Shen Minhui Guo Fengqi |
| Cinematography | Bill Wong |
| Edited by | Chau Muk-leung |
| Music by | Chow Git Law Wing-fai |
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Release date |
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Running time | 94 minutes |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Languages | Cantonese Mandarin |
| Box office | HK$5,608,797.00 |
Princess Fragrance, released as Gebi Enchou Lu (戈壁恩仇录) in mainland China, is a 1987 Hong Kong film based on Louis Cha's novel The Book and the Sword. The film is a sequel to The Romance of Book and Sword, released earlier in the same month and also directed by Ann Hui.
The film is largely seen as a faithful adaptation of the original novel; however, it is less available now due to limited releases on VCD and DVD.[citation needed]
Plot
[edit]The film covers the second half of the Louis Cha's novel The Book and the Sword. It introduces another protagonist, Princess Fragrance, who does not appear in the first film The Romance of Book and Sword. Fuk'anggan does not appear in the film.
Cast
[edit]- Zhang Duofu as adult Chen Jialuo
- Jiang Wei as young Chen Jialuo
- Aiyinuo as Princess Fragrance
- Chang Dashi as Qianlong Emperor
- Liu Jia as Huoqingtong
- Ding Cuihua as Luo Bing
- Lü Yongquan as Taoist Wuchen
- Yu Dalu as Zhao Banshan
- Guo Bichuan as Wen Tailai
- Wang Jingqiu as Zhang Jin
- Hou Changrong as Yu Yutong
- Chen Youwang as Xu Tianhong
- Ren Naichang as Shi Shuangying
- Zhang Jun as Chang Bozhi
- Wang Wei as Chang Hezhi
- Zheng Jianhua as Jiang Sigen
- Fu Yongcai as Wei Chunhua
- Sun Chenxi as Xinyan
- Wang Hongtao as Yu Wanting
- Wu Chunsheng as Zhang Zhaozhong
- Yang Junsheng as Heshen
- Ding Tao as Zhaohui
- Si Gengtian as Messenger
- A'Si'er as Dahu
- Kuli Sitan as Erhu
- Fan Yin as Sanhu
- Jiapa'er as Sihu
- Hadi'er as Muzhuolun
- Aniwa'er as Huo'ayi
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