Kiss of the Dragon (2001)

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Written by Jet Li, Luc Besson

Directed by Chris Nahon

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: France/USA

Filmed in Colour

Jet Li stars as top Chinese cop Liu Jian, brought to Paris to help crack a major drugs ring. But when the official with whom he's meant to liaise ends up dead, he realises that corrupt cop Jean-Pierre Richard is the head of the ring. Jian must not only prove he is innocent of the murder but also evade Richard's thugs, who want him dead. In a city where he knows nobody, Jian's only ally is a prostitute, Jessica. Director Chris Nahon skilfully handles the all-out martial arts action with some stunning set pieces: acupuncture needles will never seem so harmless again. In English with some subtitled French and Mandarin.

When is Kiss of the Dragon next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on E4 December 6th, 10:05pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Jet LiJet LiLiu Jian
Bridget FondaJessica
Tchéky KaryoRichard
Image for Max RyanMax RyanLupo
Ric YoungMister Big
Image for Burt KwoukBurt KwoukUncle Tai
Laurence AshleyAja
Cyril RaffaelliTwin
Didier AzoulayTwin
John ForgehamMax
Paul BarrettPilot
Colin PrinceLupo's Assistant
Vincent GloPluto
Vincent WongMinister Tang
KentaroChen

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