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Murder In The Orient (1974) Ron Marchini & Leo Fong, and Forgotten Warrior (1986) Ron Marchini
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Murder in the Orient 1974 R 1h 13m During World War II, When the Japanese were fighting in the Philippines, they buried a stash of gold. They decided to abandon the traditional "treasure map", deciding instead to engrave directions to the loot on two separate samurai swords. Now, in the swingin' seventies, the nefarious Golden Cobra Gang has one of the swords. They desperately want the other one. Gustavo, a higher-up in the organization, really wants to please the head boss, King Cobra, so he pulls out all the stops to get the missing sword: he brings in Kang the Butcher, a ruthless assassin, and of course Turko. But he makes a fatal error in his quest. He kills the sister of Lao Tsu (Leo Fong). Now Tsu, a peaceful Hong Kong martial arts instructor, must travel to Manila to get revenge. On top of that, the American Paul Martelli (Ron Marchini) is caught up in the madness because he was involved with Tsu's sister. The film debut of both Leo Fong and Ron Marchini, a cinematic milestone unlikely to celebrated anywhere outside of Marty McKee’s living room, this Philippines production initially looks like it will be about the quest to find two halves of a treasure map engraved on samura…
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Murder In The Orient (1974) Ron Marchini & Leo Fong, and Forgotten Warrior (1986) Ron Marchini