Police Story - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Police Story"
警察故事 (1985)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
7.526/10
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7.871/10
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7.5/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Leonard Ho
Producer
Executive Producer
Writer
Edward Tang
Writer
Editor
Peter Cheung
Editor
Art Direction
Oliver Wong
Art Direction
Costume Design
Ginger Fung Oi-Man
Costume Design
Production Design
Oliver Wong
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Makeup Artist
Wing-Yee Chan
Makeup Artist
Chan Wing-Yee
Makeup Artist
Tung Hon-Wan
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Tung Hon-Wan
Key Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Stunt Double
Yang Sheng
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Cheung Yiu-Cho
Director of Photography
Costumer
Tai Suet-Chan
Costumer
Sound Effects Editor
Kuo Hua Wu
Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Art Director
Wong Wai-Kwan
Assistant Art Director
Script Supervisor
Cheung Wai-Yee
Script Supervisor
Still Photographer
Chan Yuk
Still Photographer
Fong Ho-Yuen
Still Photographer
Production Manager
Wong Jo-Yee
Production Manager
Screenplay
Edward Tang
Screenplay
Foley Artist
Ng Kwok-Wah
Foley Artist
Dialogue Editor
Ding Yue
Dialogue Editor
Props
Wong Shun-Chang
Props
Chan Hau-Chung
Props
Hu Tsai
Props
Gaffer
Lee Man-Chi
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Chiu Lo-Kong
Assistant Director
George Ma Joi-Man
Assistant Director
Focus Puller
Stephen Poon Tak-Yip
Focus Puller
Lai Yiu-Fai
Focus Puller
Production Coordinator
Willie Chan
Production Coordinator
Line Producer
Cho Yee Wong
Line Producer
Sound Recordist
Chow Shao-Lung
Sound Recordist
Assistant Production Manager
Kwong Wing-Sang
Assistant Production Manager
Joanna To Yuen-Ha
Assistant Production Manager
Martial Arts Choreographer
Paul Wong Kwan
Martial Arts Choreographer
Wardrobe Master
Chu Sheng-Shi
Wardrobe Master
Theme Song Performance
Lyricist
Presenter
What's left behind the scenes
- The American version of the film has a runtime of 88 minutes, while the Hong Kong version is 101 minutes long. Japanese and British versions also exist. The Japanese version is the most complete – 106 minutes – while the British version is based on the American one.
- The slums of the city were specially built for the film on a hill called Hammer Hill.
- In the American version of the film, the main character's name was changed from 'Kevin Chan' to 'Jackie Chan'.
- The film has an extended ending that can be seen in almost all versions except the American one.
- Due to the large number of stunt performers injured during filming, Jackie Chan created his own stunt team, personally funding all employee payments.
- The courtroom was built on the Golden Harvest studio lot.
- Jackie Chan decided to make this film after the massive box office failure of the thriller 'The Protector' (1985), in order to show Americans how to make movies.
- So much glass was broken during filming that the crew nicknamed the film 'Glass Story'.
- Jackie Chan himself performed the musical theme "A Hero's Tale" in the film's credits.
- Actress Brigitte Lin performed many of the stunts herself.
- The film won the 1986 Hong Kong Film Award for Best Action Choreography ("Stunt Team JC").
- Kin-san Lee dubbed Jackie Chan in some episodes.
- The scene in which criminals literally fly out of the bus window and fall to the ground was not originally planned. It was intended for the stunt performers to fall onto a car, but due to the buses being equipped with air brakes at the time, it rolled back slightly, creating a small space between the bus and the car where the stunt performers fell. Furthermore, Sylvester Stallone almost exactly replicated this scene in his film "Tango & Cash" (1990), shot for shot.
- The pole sliding stunt in the shopping mall was filmed in one take without prior rehearsals.
- Hong Kong auto-moto stuntman Blacky Ko doubled for Jackie Chan in a scene where Jackie's character had to ride a motorcycle through glass and knock someone down (in a shopping mall).
- In the American version of the film, the main character's name was changed from "Kevin Chan" to "Jackie Chan".
- Jackie Chan decided to make this film after the huge box office failure of the thriller "The Protector" (1985), to show Americans how to make a movie.
- So much glass was broken during filming that the crew nicknamed the film "The Glass Story".
- Jackie Chan himself performed the musical theme "Hero's Story" in the film's credits.
- The film won the 1986 Hong Kong Film Award for Best Action Choreography ("Stunt Team JC").
- The scene where the criminals literally fly out of the bus window and fall to the ground was not actually planned. It was intended for the stuntmen to fall onto a car, but due to the fact that buses at that time were equipped with air brakes, it rolled back slightly, creating a small space between the bus and the car, into which the stuntmen fell. Furthermore, this scene was almost exactly copied by Sylvester Stallone in the film 'Tango & Cash' (1990), shot for shot.
- Hong Kong 'auto-moto' stuntman Blacky Ko doubled for Jackie Chan in the scene where Jackie's character had to ride a motorcycle through glass and knock down a person (in a shopping mall).
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