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How did Luther Chu and Guo Zhui fall out?
Hi there! Thank you for sending in this ask. Before we begin, I would like to clarify that Kuo Chui and Lu Feng patched things up a long time ago. All the information below comes from a 1995 interview with Kuo Chui, who confirmed that their relationship is good!
Sometime after The Rebel Intruders (1980), Lu Feng and Kuo Chui fell out. The reason for this was a disagreement over who would be the primary choreographer for Two Champions of Shaolin (1980). He did not specify if it was the two of them that had the disagreement or if it involved others, so I cannot speak on that part. Kuo Chui admitted that he got so frustrated that he didn’t appear in the movie. He thinks it’s funny now because Chang Cheh decided to smooth things out by cutting Lu Feng from Ode to Gallantry (1982). Chang Cheh wanted it to be even. However, the two made up after that occurred, and they are still friends!
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Lu Feng in the series《天师钟馗》
This series came on CTV and I believe the date it aired was 1995!
The Daredevils 雜技亡命隊 (1979) dir. Chang Cheh 張徹
Lu Feng takes on multiple opponents in a tv series. Unfortunately, I am unsure of the name of this one but I will update when I find it!
I love this clip of Lu Feng. I'm hoping to find the name of the series it's from!
I thought I would provide some insight into how things worked behind the scenes on Venoms films when it came to action sequences. All of the following information was taken from interviews.
Kuo Chui, Chiang Sheng, and Lu Feng would typically meet with Chang Cheh on set to discuss things before shooting. Then, they would get to plan out the action sequences and shoot the move sets of three people together (as the interview put it). The three of them decided how many people were in the move set since there could be anywhere from 2 to 3 people or more in a sequence. Having more than 3 people was the hardest thing to complete since you had to have more maneuvers. Chang Cheh left it entirely up to them when it came to making decisions like that.
Before shooting sessions, they would meet to talk about the general direction of a sequence. Lu Feng gave these examples: how many people hit him; who was the last to get killed; or how his character died. He said the length of time given to the middle portion of the fights all takes a lot of time. Kuo Chui estimated that a large-scale fight could take 7 days minimum. When it came to final fight scenes, they could take up to 10 to 14 days total!
The pictures above are from a video that showed them filming behind the scenes of Masked Avengers (1981).
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Here are some edits I made of Cao Fung (Lu Feng) with other characters in Flag of Iron! This is one of my favorite Venoms movies. It had some great, intriguing characters imo ☺️
Lu Feng and Kuo Chui fight in The Brave Archer and His Mate (1982). Gif set 1/2
Lu Feng and Kuo Chui fight in The Brave Archer and His Mate (1982). Gif set 2/2
I wanted to make these gifs to highlight some of the details that Lu Feng often incorporates when he acts. You can see the subtle eye twitches in the first three gifs. I feel that it adds a lot to the scene and even the character, who is typically very composed. It’s almost like you can see that he’s getting irritated without a lot of facial expression. Then it gradually begins to evolve in the final two gifs since it’s not only his eyes that twitch but the way he delivers the lines since the emotions truly begin to leak through. All of the Venom Mob are great actors, but this is one reason why I always say Lu Feng is one of the best (if not the best).
Lu Feng in The Legend of the White Snake (1992)
This is a tv series, by the way!
I thought this picture was so cute. It was taken during the filming of The Legend of the White Snake (1992 tv series). Lu Feng is the one in the green wig and Angie Chiu is in the white!
Sun Chien, Lu Feng, Wong Lik, and Chiang Sheng in The Brave Archer III (1981)
Lu Feng and Lee Chung-Yat in Attack of the Joyful Goddess (1983)
Lu Feng in Fist of Legend 2: Iron Bodyguards (1996)
Happy Halloween (if you celebrate it)!! Instead of candy, I am handing out pictures of them 😌
Lu Feng in Shaolin Rescuers (1979)
Who's your favorite Venom?
Five Deadly Venoms (1978)