Complete credits for Angel II.

Unfortunately this was released by Ocean Shores that was well known for their excellent work on picture quality, superior full-frame-cropping and sharp, readable subtitles and credits. Even if extracted from an original source, Ocean Shores credits could look like this:


So in addition, these are opening credits from an international print (no closing credits here):


Please note that this woman named Kharina in the HK credits is listed as Karina Andrews in the international credits. I'd guess that's certainly her

since there is no other significant female role.

Highly valuable info!

added Chinese alias, plan., prod. manager, pres., 2nd music composer, assist. directors, F/X, car stunts (Stanley Tong!), story, props, makeup and 1 actress.

Yuen Tak does not appear in the credits as assist. action dir, but Douglas Kung. Added Kung. If nobody stops me in 15 days I will remove Yuen.

Marco Mak does not appear in the chinese credits, but Ma Ko (maybe they are the same person?)

I think the Hung Cheung Tak in the credits is Yuen Tak.

Tak is sometimes listed in credits with that name or as Richard Hung (example: Kiss of the Dragon) and because Tak appears in the movie I guess he is the ass. action director and not Douglas Kung.

Michael Kistner wrote:I think the Hung Cheung Tak in the credits is Yuen Tak.

Tak is sometimes listed in credits with that name or as Richard Hung (example: Kiss of the Dragon) and because Tak appears in the movie I guess he is the ass. action director and not Douglas Kung.

Idem in Sammo Hung's Martial Law.

Does this mean that Douglas Kung and Yuen Tak are the same person... or there are 2 action directors and actors both called "Hung Cheung-Tak"?

There are 2 action directors and actors both called "Hung Cheung-Tak". It's proven that Douglas Kung is not Yuen Tak. It's possible that a few of Douglas Kung's early movies at the hkmdb filmography belong to Yuen Tak.

OK, removed Douglas and added Chinese alias to Yuen Tak.