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Golden Harvest

Golden Harvest
Golden Harvest: A Hong Kong-based entertainment company, founded in 1970, became a dominant force in Hong Kong cinema from the 1970s to the 1980s. It notably introduced martial arts films and stars like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan to a global audience, producing iconic titles such as *Wheels on Meals*. The company expanded into film distribution and exhibition, operating cinemas across Asia. While ceasing film production in 2003, Golden Harvest, now Orange Sky Golden Harvest, focuses on film financing, distribution, and cinema management, maintaining its significant legacy in the industry.
Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Why Angela Mao, aka ‘the new Bruce Lee’, was a better fighter than Michelle Yeoh

Angela Mao, star of hits like Hapkido and Lady Whirlwind, was billed as the ‘new Bruce Lee’ by Golden Harvest after his death.

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How Bruce Lee hit the big time and other Hong Kong cinema highlights from 1972

How Mabel Cheung’s The Soong Sisters faced censors and sensitive politics

The Hong Kong director’s story of three Chinese sisters who all married influential figures covered various politically sensitive subjects.

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