Chang Peng I
- Name: Chang Peng I
- Native name: 張鵬義
- Also Known as: Peng Yi Chang, Chang Peng Yi, Cheung Paang Yik, Chang Pang Yee, Chang Zhang
- Nationality: Taiwanese
- Gender: Male
- Born: July, 1941
- Died: September 24, 2021
He soon became assistant director for Joseph Kuo’s The 18 Bronzemen, and was offered his directorial debut in 1978’s The Clutch Of Power, followed by Wanderer With Nimble Knife and Awe Inspiring Weapon. He is renowned for adapting novelist Ku Lung’s martial arts titles with a touch of cinematic romance, much like director Chu Yuan. Therefore, he earned the moniker “Taiwanese Chu Yuan”.
Chang was invited to Hong Kong in 1981 to helm another Ku Lung’s adaptation, Clan Feuds, which is a major Shaw production in the 1980s. Chang returned to Taiwan after completing the film.
(Source : Celestial Pictures) Edit Biography
Director
Title | Rating |
---|---|
Faster Blade, Poisonous Darts | 7.0 |
The Denouement of Chu Liu Hsiang | 0.0 |
The Elimination Pursuit | 0.0 |
General Invincible | 0.0 |
Wanderer with Nimble Knife | 0.0 |
Relentless Broken Blade | 0.0 |
The Souls of the Sword | 0.0 |
Clutch of Power | 0.0 |
Shaolin Kung Fu Mystagogue | 0.0 |
Screenwriter & Director
Title | Rating |
---|---|
The Little Shaolin Monk | 0.0 |
Clan Feuds | 6.4 |
Miraculous Sword Art | 0.0 |
Black Eagle's Blades | 0.0 |
Stunt Coordinator
Title | Rating |
---|---|
The Sunset in Geneva | 0.0 |
Assistant Editor
Title | Rating |
---|---|
The 18 Bronzemen | 7.3 |
Assistant Director
Title | Rating |
---|---|
The Best of Shaolin Kung Fu | 0.0 |
Shaolin Kung Fu | 0.0 |
Hero of Kwangtong | 0.0 |
Rickshaw Driver | 0.0 |
The Beauty Heroine | 0.0 |
The Two Tigers | 0.0 |
The Matchless Conqueror | 0.0 |
Martial Arts Director
Title | Rating |
---|---|
Cold Wind Hands | 0.0 |
Movie
Title | Rating |
---|---|
The 18 Bronzemen
Taiwanese Movie, 1976,
[Bodyguard]
(Bit part)
|
7.3
|
Deadly Fists of Kung Fu
Taiwanese Movie, 1974,
(Bit part)
|
0.0
|
Shaolin Kung Fu
Taiwanese Movie, 1974,
(Bit part)
|
0.0
|
Hero of Kwangtong
Hong Kong Movie, 1974,
(Support Role)
|
0.0
|
The Great Conspiracy
Taiwanese Movie, 1974,
(Bit part)
|
0.0
|
Rickshaw Driver
Taiwanese Movie, 1974,
(Bit part)
|
0.0
|
The Two Tigers
Taiwanese Movie, 1973,
(Support Role)
|
0.0
|
Cold Wind Hands
Taiwanese Movie, 1972,
(Support Role)
|
0.0
|
The Matchless Conqueror
Taiwanese Movie, 1971,
(Guest Role)
|
0.0
|
Iron Fan and Magic Sword
Taiwanese Movie, 1971,
(Guest Role)
|
0.0
|
The Five Devil Ghost
Taiwanese Movie, 1971,
(Guest Role)
|
0.0
|
13 Worms
Taiwanese Movie, 1971,
[Blind hero]
(Support Role)
|
6.0
|
Golden Sand
Taiwanese Movie, 1969,
(Bit part)
|
4.0
|
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