Yuen Posters and Art Prints

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Landlady of Kungfu Hustle in WPAP

Golden Harvest encouraged Jackie to work with new directors, instead of handling those duties himself, in the hopes of speeding up shooting after the lengthy production of Chan's epic ARMOUR OF GOD II: OPERATION CONDOR in 1991. Stanley Tong was a stuntman-turned-director and he and Chan got along very well during the making of this third entry in Chan's POLICE STORY series. Jackie returned to his familiar HK cop role, but this time was paired with Maylasian beauty-queen-turned-action-actress Michelle Yeoh (freshly divorced and returning to filmmaking). Their wonderful chemistry, along with new shooting locations in Maylasia gave POLICE STORY III: SUPER COP a fresh feeling and went on to net Chan a "Best Actor" trophy at the 1993 Taiwanes...

Desperate to break away from the narrow-minded constraints of director Low Wei, Jackie signed a contract with Golden Harvest and poured his heart and soul into making THE YOUNG MASTER. Showcasing the kicks of Korean hapkido master Hwang In-Shik, Chan choreographed an epic one-on-one battle atop a mountain for the climatic confrontation. Jackie's "opera school" classmate Yuen Biao has a supporting role, as does Shih Kien (the villian from Bruce Lee's ENTER THE DRAGON). This is old school, high-energy, devil-may-care Jackie Chan kung fu at it's best.

Jackie Chan reunited onscreen with three of his childhood Chinese Drama School "brothers" one final time for the 1988 Lunar New Year hit DRAGONS FOREVER. Sammo Hung abley handles directing duties, Yuen Biao does his acrobatic martial arts flips and kicks against Billy Chow, and slim and slimey Yuen Wah is memorable in another great villian role (similar to his recent EASTERN CONDORS role). Benny "The Jet" Urquidez returns from WHEELS ON MEALS for a climatic rematch with Jackie. DRAGONS FOREVER remains, at this point and probably forever, the final "Three Brothers" film.

I wanted to create a golden nugget in celebration of the lunar new year.

This design is based on the Japanese poster for PROJECT A ,with several custom alterations including the replacement of all text and additional graphical elements that help highlight the "three brothers" (Jackie, Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao).

Fa Yuen Street Hong Kong Architecture Photography

Jackie Chan reunited onscreen with three of his childhood Chinese Drama School "brothers" one final time for the 1988 Lunar New Year hit DRAGONS FOREVER. Sammo Hung abley handles directing duties, Yuen Biao does his acrobatic martial arts flips and kicks against Billy Chow, and slim and slimey Yuen Wah is memorable in another great villian role (similar to his recent EASTERN CONDORS role). Benny "The Jet" Urquidez returns from WHEELS ON MEALS for a climatic rematch with Jackie. DRAGONS FOREVER remains, at this point and probably forever, the final "Three Brothers" film.

Wheels on Meals artwork for the Heroes Three podcast inspired by Kung Fu on the Nintendo Entertainment System!

Wong Tai Sin Temple Incense Wong Tai Sin Temple is a well known shrine and tourist attraction in Hong Kong. It is dedicated to Wong Tai Sin, or the Great Immortal Wong. The 18,000 m² Taoist temple is famed for the many prayers answered: "What you request is what you get" via a practice called kau chim. Wikipedia

Alternate title artwork for Ng See-yuen's 1980 martial arts sequel "The Tower of Death" starring Bruce Lee. AKA "The New Game of Death."

Master Z, wingchun hong kong movie, directed by yuen wooping.

Art based on the kung fu movie The Prodigal Son made for the Heroes Three Podcast. Art by Warren and Carlos.

Revenger Raizo Kurima

Revenger Teppa Murakami

Revenger Teppa Murakami

Revenger Nio

Revenger Raizo Kurima

Revenger Soji

Revenger Nio

Revenger Soji

Art based on the kung fu movie Millionaires Express made for the Heroes Three Podcast. Art by Warren and Carlos.

Master Z Hong Kong action wingchun movie. Yuen woo ping film. Max zhang.

Broken Oath artwork for the Heroes Three Podcast