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This is a list of films produced in Hong Kong in 1977:
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This is a list of films produced in Hong Kong in 1977:
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes |
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| The 36 Crazy Fists | Chan Chi Hwa | Jackie Chan, Fung Hak On | ||
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Adventures of Emperor Chien Lung | Li Han Hsiang | |||
| Along Comes a Tiger | Wu Ma | Don Wong Tao | ||
| Arson - The Criminals, Part III | Hua Shan, Kuei Chih Hung | |||
| Assassin | Larry Tu Chong Hsun | |||
| Assault - The Criminals, Part IV | Kuei Chih Hung, Sun Chung | |||
| At The Side of Sky-Line | Pai Ching Jui | |||
| The Battle Wizard | Pao Hsueh Lieh | |||
| Be Quick Darling | Wu Fung | |||
| Below the Lion Rock | Allen Fong Yuk Ping, Ann Hui On Wah, Wong Sum | |||
| The Big Boss Girl And CID | Wu Fung | |||
| Black Belt Karate | ||||
| The Brave Archer | Chang Cheh | Martial arts | Shaw Brothers | |
| Broken Oath | Jeong Chang-hwa | Angela Mao, Michael Chan, Bruce Leung, Kuo Cheng-Yu | Martial Arts | [1] [2] |
| Brotherly Love | ||||
| Bruce Lee, We Miss You | Lee Goon Cheung | |||
| Bruce Lee's Ways Of Kung Fu | Godfrey Ho Chi Keung | Bruce Lai | ||
| Bruce, Kung Fu Girls | Shut Dik |
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Gambler | Sun Chung, Aan Lik | Ga Lun, Meg Lam Kin-Ming, Tang Ching | Crime Drama | |
| The Glory Of The Sunset | ||||
| Golden Peacock Castle | ||||
| Golgo 13 Kowloon Assignment | Sonny Chiba, Alan Chui Chung-San | |||
| The Great Man | Tam Bing Man | |||
| Greatest Plot | Ulysses Au-Yeung Jun | |||
| He Has Nothing But Kung Fu | Lau Kar Wing | |||
| Hedgehog | Lee Hyeok Su | |||
| Hero from Shanghai | Pao Hsueh Lieh | |||
| Heroes of Shaolin | William Cheung Kei | |||
| Heroes of the Eastern Skies | Cheung Chang Chak | |||
| Hong Kong Emmanuelle | Man Wa | |||
| Hot Blood | Richard Yeung Kuen | |||
| A House Is Not a Home | ||||
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Killer From Above | Joe Law Chi | |||
| Kung Fu Kid | Lo Wei | |||
| Lady Constables | Cheung San Yee | |||
| Lady Exterminator | Sun Chung | |||
| The Lady Killer | Zhu Mu | |||
| Lantern Festival Adventure | Cheung Pooi Saan | |||
| Lantern Street | Larry Tu Chong Hsun | |||
| Last Hurrah for Chivalry | John Woo | |||
| Last Strike | Wa Yat Wang | |||
| Legend of All Men Are Brothers | Tien Peng | |||
| The Legend of The Purple Hairpin | Lee Tit | |||
| Life and Death | Fu Qi | |||
| Lost Swordship | Lee Ga | |||
| Love Across the Bridge | ||||
| The Love Affair of Rainbow | Gao Shan Lan | |||
| Love in the Shadow | ||||
| Love Stories | Yang Tao | |||
| No Money No Talk | Ng Wui | Lo Hoi-Pang, Leung Tin, Bill Tung Biu | Drama | [4] |
| Tiger Love | Hu Chin, Wang Ya, Lo Lieh | Martial arts | ||
| To Kill with Intrigue | Lo Wei | Jackie Chan | Kung fu |
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