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Cynthia Rothrock
Self

Yuen Biao
Self (uncredited)

Michael Chan Wai-Man
Self (uncredited)

Donnie Yen
Self (uncredited)

Ho Tsung-Tao
Self (uncredited)

Sophia Crawford
Self

Ti Lung
Self (uncredited)

Simon Yam
Self (uncredited)

John Woo
Self (uncredited)

Kirk Wong Chi-Keung
Self (uncredited)

Yukari Ôshima
Self (uncredited)

Yuen Woo-ping
Self (uncredited)

Gordon Liu
Self (uncredited)

Lau Kar-leung
Self (uncredited)

Jimmy Wang Yu
Self (uncredited)

Steve James
Self (interviewee)

Joe Lewis
Self (interviewee)

Kwan Tak-Hing
Self

Bruce Lee
Self (archive footage)
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