The Opium War (1997)

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鴉片戰爭 (1997)

The Opium War

Alias: The Opium War Chronicle

Origin: China

Language: Mandarin

Circuit: Golden Harvest

Genre: War

Rating: II A (Hong Kong)

Theatrical Run (HK): 06/13/1997 - 06/19/1997

Director
	Xie Jin

Screenwriters
	Mak Tin-Shu
	Zhu Su-Jin
	Ni Zhen
	Zong Fu-Xian

Producer
	Cheng Zhi-Gu

Cast
	Pao Guo-An	...	Lam Jak Chui (Lin Ze Xu)
	Lin Lian-Kun	...	Kei Sin (Qi Shan)
	Lung Hsiung	...	Hoh Ging Yung
	Shao Hsin	...	Hoh Sin Ji (He Shan Zi)
	Su Min	...	Emp. Diy Gwong (Dao Guang)
	Gao Yuan (2)	...	Yung Ngai (Rong Ei)
	Bob Peck	...	Din Dei (Denton)
	Simon Williams	...	Yee Lut (Charles Elliot)
	Emma Griffiths	...	Lut Lai (Mary Denton)
	Philip Jackson	...	Captain White
	Garrick Hagon	...	Missionary
	Robert Freeman	...	Hill
	Ko Hsiang-Ting	...	Yik Saan
	Hung Hin-Chu	...	General Xue Rengui
	Jiang Hua	...	Gan Tien Pei
	Liu Zhongyuan	...	Lu Zi-Fang
	Gu Lan (2)	...	Senior minister
	Yang Zhao-Quan	...	Blind musician
	Yang He-Ping	...	Military officer
	Li Wei-Xin	...	Deng Ting-Zhen
	Jamie Wilson	...	Artillery Captain Paul Artuard
	Debra Beaumont	...	Queen Victoria

Production Company
	Emei Film Studio

Filming Company
	Film and Television Production Co., Ltd.

Distributor
	Golden Harvest Entertainment Company Limited (Hong Kong)

Executive Director
	Na Ren-Hua		Zhu Shi-Bin

Assistant Director
	Sheng Lin		Wong Ying-Kit		He Yan
	Yang He-Ping		Hai Da		Yeung Wai (3)

Cinematographers
	Seung Yung		Hou Yong

Art Director
	Siu Shui-Gong

Costume Designer
	Wang You-Long

Makeup
	Shen Ke-Jiang		Wang Xue-Qing		Hong Mei-Juan

Editor
	Qian Li-Li		David Wu Dai-Wai		Zhang Long-Gen

Props
	Li Bao-Tai		Zhu Ming		Lam Kei-Hung
	Hou Yi		Zhang Xian-Chun		Li Mingshan

Sound Recordist
	Wang Xue-Yi		Lai Qi-Zhen

Music
	Wong Hon-Kei		Jin Fu-Zai

Presenter
	Ng Bo-Man		Sammy Cheung Wai

Planning
	Li Xian		Lee Hsing		Ann Hui On-Wah

Production Manager
	Song Zhen-Shan		Gu Qing-Rui		Sun Dan
	Stephen Lam Bing-Kwan

Filming Location
	China

Summary
	winner of the 1997 Golden Rooster and 1998 Hundred Flowers Awards for Best Picture