Er nu zhai (1955)
116 min | Drama

Er nu zhai (1955)

116 min | Drama

Before he was known internationally as a martial arts superstar, Bruce Lee had appeared in a handful of Hong Kong films as a child star in the 1940s/50s. One of these early films was The More the Merrier (1955), a.k.a. We Owe it to Our ...See moreBefore he was known internationally as a martial arts superstar, Bruce Lee had appeared in a handful of Hong Kong films as a child star in the 1940s/50s. One of these early films was The More the Merrier (1955), a.k.a. We Owe it to Our Children from the Union Film Enterprise, a family melodrama written and directed by renowned filmmaker Chin Chien (My Intimate Partners). Featuring the 14-year-old Bruce Lee and future Cantonese Opera star Yuen Siu Fai, the B&W film revolves around accountant Ming (played by Cheung Wood Yau) and his wife (Tsi Lo Lin) who suffers a miscarriage in an car accident. The couple decides to adopt a baby girl, not knowing that she's the daughter given up by Ming's poor co-worker who struggles to feed a bunch of kids. Bruce Lee plays the slacker son of the landlord (Ko Lo Chuen). Written by Masood Meery, Mashhad, IRAN See less

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Name	Known for
Wood-Yau Cheung Actor Actor See fewer	Jia (1953)
Bruce Lee Ah Cai Ah Cai See fewer	Fist of Fury (1972)
Ching Lee Actor Actor See fewer	Story of the Vulture Conqueror (1958)
Law-Lin Tsz Actress Actress See fewer	The Dunce Bumps Into a Ghost (1957)
Chor-San Wong Actor Actor See fewer	Jia (1953)
Siu-Fai Yuen Actor Actor See fewer	Na Zha nao dong hai (1957)
Siuyi Yung Actress Actress See fewer	Da po tong wang zhen (1939)

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