The Flying Fox

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Legend of the Fox
Traditional Chinese 萬變飛狐
Simplified Chinese 万变飞狐
Hanyu Pinyin Wàn Biàn Fēi Hǔ
Directed bySiu Sang, Choi Cheung
Written bySiu Sang, Choi Cheung
Starring Yu So-chow, Cheung Ying-choi, Connie Chan
CinematographyGui Wen
Production
company
Gam Wing
Release date
  • 18 March 1964 (1964-03-18)
Running time
109 minutes
CountryHong Kong
LanguageCantonese

The Flying Fox, also known as The Purple Lightning Sword, is a 1964 Hong Kong wuxia film produced by Gam Wing and directed by Siu Sang. [1]

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  1. "The Flying Fox". hkmdb.com. 18 March 1964. Retrieved 10 November 2020.