Demi Gods and Semi Devils

Year:1982

Section:TVB Series

Genre:Martial Arts

Number of Episodes:50

Company:TVB

Language: Chinese (Cantonese)

Chinese Title: 天龍八部

Average Rating:       (out of 7 ratings)

Synopsis:

The Demi Gods and Semi Devils series make in 1982 was one of the most memorable Jin Yong TV series, remembered for its range of actors and actresses, beautiful costumes, and storytelling. "Demi" is one of Jin Yong's most large and complex works, where there is at least four main male characters, where characters come and go with their own stories and somehow everything just fitting together in the story that is "Demi". The huge cast includes Leung Kar Yun, Kent Tong Zhen Yip, Idy Chan Yuk Lin, Cecilia Wong Hung Sau, Felix Wong Yat Wah, Sak Sau, and Yeung Pan Pan.



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Demi Gods and Semi Devils

Reviewed by: sukting August 16, 2005

Rating: 4.5 out of 5

How long 50 episodes Introduction This is my top favourite period drama in the 80s. Although it has countless flaws in the eyes of the present audience, it still fascinates me. The intriguing story is helped by a strong cast. TVB is unable to come up with such a wonderful cast today. It follows Jin Yong's novel about 70% and leaves enough room for detail. There are 30 episodes for '6 Sword Skill' and 20...

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Demi Gods and Semi Devils

Reviewed by: PJ December 30, 2004

Rating: 4.5 out of 5

Major Characters Duan Yu - Prince of Da Li who dislikes martial arts but stumbles onto several remarkable pieces of kung fu; meets two heroes Qiao Feng and Xu Zhu and becomes sworn brothers with them; fell in love with many girls who are his father's daughters. Qiao Feng - (Leung Kar Yan) Born in Qidan and raised in the Mainland; extremely chivalrous and friendly; former leader of the Beggar's Clan; possesses great martial arts; Assists...

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Demi Gods and Semi Devils

Reviewed by: spcnet November 05, 2003

Rating: 4.0 out of 5

The Demi Gods and Semi Devils series make in 1982 was one of the most memorable Jin Yong TV series, remembered for its range of actors and actresses, beautiful costumes, and storytelling. "Demi" is one of Jin Yong's most large and complex works, where there is at least four main male characters, where characters come and go with their own stories and somehow everything just fitting together in the story that is "Demi". The...

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Member Ratings

yajyang

04-27-2013 02:53 AM

     

my favorite TVB series of all time. love the chemistry of all the actors. lovely costumes and great cast. i cant find it in my heart to replace anyone especially Chan Fok Sang. her character mad me hate her so much that it made me love her at the same time. it also introduced me to Yeung Pan Pan who played her role fantastically and stole my heart. although it didnt follow the story as well as i wanted to, i love the twist. i just hate the rushed ending and believe that it could have ended better.


Apop Harris

11-27-2011 08:49 PM

     

Strong casting and very generous budget for the awesome, detail wardrobe and hairdo. Cecilia Wong shined as Ah Zhu and Ciong Ling. The best Murong Fu from all versions, really suit to the description of Murong Fu: elegant like a prince, but very manly.. Opposite to Duan Yu which is a pretty guy and less manly, nicely played by Kent Tong. Strong casting and nicely composed theme songs make this version very memorable. My only complain: Too long and not effective plot at the beginning, but too rush at the end. Some improvisations which is different from the book make the ending a better climax for a final fighting scene, but not better in a philosophical meaning. Murong Fu became mentally ill is actually a better punishment than a death.


Apop Harris

11-27-2011 08:49 PM

     

Strong casting and very generous budget for the awesome, detail wardrobe and hairdo. Cecilia Wong shined as Ah Zhu and Ciong Ling. The best Murong Fu from all versions, really suit to the description of Murong Fu: elegant like a prince, but very manly.. Opposite to Duan Yu which is a pretty guy and less manly, nicely played by Kent Tong. Strong casting and nicely composed theme songs make this version very memorable. My only complain: Too long and not effective plot at the beginning, but too rush at the end. Some improvisations which is different from the book make the ending a better climax for a final fighting scene, but not better in a philosophical meaning. Murong Fu became mentally ill is actually a better punishment than a death.


Apop Harris

11-27-2011 08:49 PM

     

Strong casting and very generous budget for the awesome, detail wardrobe and hairdo. Cecilia Wong shined as Ah Zhu and Ciong Ling. The best Murong Fu from all versions, really suit to the description of Murong Fu: elegant like a prince, but very manly.. Opposite to Duan Yu which is a pretty guy and less manly, nicely played by Kent Tong. Strong casting and nicely composed theme songs make this version very memorable. My only complain: Too long and not effective plot at the beginning, but too rush at the end. Some improvisations which is different from the book make the ending a better climax for a final fighting scene, but not better in a philosophical meaning. Murong Fu became mentally ill is actually a better punishment than a death.


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