Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.1973 | |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
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Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
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Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
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[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.
Date | 1973 |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
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Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
Related Video
Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Release Date | 1973 |
Genre | Erotic |
Cast | Yueh Hua, Tanny Tien Ni, Hu Chin, Chen Ping, Yeung Kwan |
Producer | Runme Shaw |
Director | Wang Tao,Ma Fei |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Director | Wang Tao,Ma Fei |
Screenplay | Li Han-hsiang |
Cast | Yueh Hua, Tanny Tien Ni, Hu Chin, Chen Ping, Yeung Kwan |
Genre | Erotic |
Language | Mandarin |
Duration | 100.06 |
Media Type | Trailer |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Language | Mandarin |
Duration | 100.06 |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Language | Mandarin |
Duration | 100.06 |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Language | Mandarin |
Duration | 100.06 |
Director | Wang Tao,Ma Fei |
Screenplay | Li Han-hsiang |
Cast | Yueh Hua, Tanny Tien Ni, Hu Chin, Chen Ping, Yeung Kwan |
Genre | Erotic |
Media Type | Trailer |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Language | Mandarin |
Duration | 100.06 |
Director | Wang Tao,Ma Fei |
Screenplay | Li Han-hsiang |
Cast | Yueh Hua, Tanny Tien Ni, Hu Chin, Chen Ping, Yeung Kwan |
Genre | Erotic |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Accession No. | 173021 |
Illicit Desire
[Trailer not available] 1. “The Unique Writing” – “Lan Ting Card”Emperor Tang Tai Tsung (Lu Ti), is obsessed by the exquisite calligraphy of Wang Hsi-chih. His collection of Wang’s works will only be complete when he owns the “Lan Ting Card.”It is rumored that this masterpiece is in the possession of the Eloquent Monk (Ching Miao). In the emperor’s presence, the monk is vague as to the whereabouts of the scroll, and the emperor realizes his unwillingness to give it up. However, his own determination increases, and he instructs Hsiao I to get it for him.Hsiao I engages the monk in a verbal battle of wits, and finally hurries back to the emperor with, what he believes to be the “Lan Ting Card.”But only the monk knows the real truth!2. “The Unique Book” – “Hui Lien”It is said that “Chin Ping Mei” was written by Wang Shih-cheng, a great Ming Dynasty scholar.When Wang’s father refuses to give up the priceless painting to Yen Sung’s son, Yen orders his servant, Tang Chin-chuan to kill the old man. Wang’s revenge is to write the “Chin Ping Mei,” and sell it to Tang Chin-chuan. From the book, Tang excitedly reads the sexy story of Hui Lien, and how this beautiful girl had an affair with her husband’s master. And how the jealousy of his mistresses’ finally drives her to suicide.But for Tang Chin-chuan, the book contains its poison, and gains for Wang, revenge for the murder of his father.3. “The Unique Technique” – “The Little Fairy”“The Little Fairy,” who is a fortune-teller, is so named because of the amazing accuracy of his fortune-telling.When Chou Lao-chi’s cattle strays, it is stolen by Feng Lao-erh and his wife.On consulting “The Little Fairy,” Chou is instructed to drink a potion which will enable him to find the cattle. And, he does. But the potion gives him a “Belly Pulling” condition – a Northern Chinese slang term for diarrhoea. His cries of “... pull, pull,” are heard by the Feng, who misinterpret their meaning, and release the stolen cattle.Then there is the time when “The Little Fairy” helps a man to catch his wife’s lover. And many other hilarious happenings in which he equipped his talents to assist the country people around him.Date | 1973 |
Language | Mandarin |
Duration | 100.06 |
Director | Wang Tao,Ma Fei |
Screenplay | Li Han-hsiang |
Cast | Yueh Hua, Tanny Tien Ni, Hu Chin, Chen Ping, Yeung Kwan |
Genre | Erotic |
Material Type | Video |
Collection | Shaw Brothers´ Movies |
Source | Trailer video supplied by Celestial Pictures Limited |
Repository | Celestial Pictures Limited |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Celestial Pictures Limited |
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