The Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber
Year:1978
Section:TVB Series
Genre:Martial Arts
Number of Episodes:25
Language: Chinese (Cantonese)
Chinese Title: 倚天屠龍記
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Cast
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Adam Cheng Siu Chow
as Cheung Mo Kei 張無忌 -
Idy Chan Yuk Lin
as Siu Chiu 小昭 -
Angie Chiu Ngar Chi
as Chow Chi Yurk 周芷若 -
Liza Wang Ming Chuen
as Chiu Man 赵敏 -
Wong Wan Choi
as Yeung Siu 楊 逍 -
Sharon Yeung Pan Pan
as Gei Hiu Fu / Yeung But Fui 紀曉芙 / 楊不悔 -
Ha Yu
as Cheung Chui San 張翠山 -
Chan Fok Sang
as Chu Gau Zhen 朱九真 -
Kwan Hoi San
as Cheung Sam Fung 張三丰 -
Shek Kin
as Tse Sun 謝遜 -
Gigi Wong Suk Yee
as Yan So So 殷素素 -
Kent Cheng Juk Si
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Kong Ngai
as Sing Kuan 成崑
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The Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber
Cast Adam Cheng as Zhang Wuji Lisa Wong as Zhao Min Idy Chan as Xiao Zhou Gigi Chiu as Zhou Zhiruo Intro This is the first version ever made by TVB for the third part of the Condor Trilogy, The Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber (HSDS). It is quite difficult to critique on this version since I have watched 5 other versions of the same story. Another reason why it is hard to critique this is that this version is very old. Finding a place to...
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11-29-2010 01:10 AM
Better than latest TVB's version 2000. But the very best is still 1986 version with Tony Leung & Kitty Lai as Zhang Wuji and Zhao Min respectively.
05-05-2007 02:03 AM
Regardless of which version you like -- 1978, 1986, 2000 or 2003. The 1978 ABSOLUTELY has the best and most memorable theme song. I guarantee you won't forget it after hearing it once. IMHO, TVB/ATV theme songs and even accompanying songs went downhill after the late 70s and very early 80s.
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Apop Harris
10-03-2011 10:17 PM
Too short for a long novel with many complex characters that need deep exploration, and watching it is more like fast forwarding. 1986 version is so much better adaptation, but this one has better Zhao Ziruo/Chow Chi Yurk 周芷若 in my opinion. I agree that the song is the most memorable epic song that today's production series lack of.