All Men Are Brothers (蕩寇誌), also known as Seven Soldiers of Kung Fu, is a 1975 Hong Kong wuxia film adapted from the 14th-century classical novel Water Margin, focusing on the Liangshan outlaws' campaign against Fang La's forces after they have been granted amnesty. The film was produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio and directed by Chang Cheh and Wu Ma.
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Synopsis
The 108 Stars of Destiny at Liangshan have been granted amnesty by Emperor Huizong due to the efforts of Yan Qing and Li Shishi. The emperor sends them to attack Fang La, a rebel leader in southern China whose forces rival that of the Liangshan outlaws. Although the Liangshan forces eventually defeat and capture Fang La, they also sustain heavy losses and many of their heroes are killed during the campaign.
Cast
David Chiang as Yan Qing
Fan Mei-sheng as Li Kui
Chen Kuan-tai as Shi Jin
Wong Chung as Shi Xiu
Danny Lee as Zhang Shun
Wang Kuang-yu as Zhang Qing
Yue Fung as Sun Erniang
Ti Lung as Wu Song
Zhu Mu as Fang La
Tin Ching as Fang Tianding
Tung Lam as Yuan Shang
Jin Bong-jin as Shi Bao
Bolo Yeung as Si Xingfang
Lau Gong as Li Tianrun
Wong Ching as General Lu
Zhang Yang as Emperor Huizong of Song
Betty Chung as Li Shishi
Ku Feng as Song Jiang
Tetsuro Tamba as Lu Junyi
Chin Feng as Wu Yong
Chen Wo-fu as Xu Ning
Michael Chan as Dong Ping
Lau Dan as Lei Heng
Lei Lung as Qin Ming
Chang Wing-gai as Xie Bao
Lee Wai-hoi as Xie Zhen
Wu Chi-chin as Yang Xiong
Leung Seung-wan as Liu Tang
Lee Yung-git as Ruan Xiaoer
Bruce Tong as Ruan Xiaowu
Wai Gong-sang as Ruan Xiaoqi
Yueh Hua as Lin Chong
Lily Ho as Hu Sanniang
Cheng Lui as Wang Ying
Yeung Chak-lam as Cai Qing
Paul Chun as Hua Rong
Pang Pang as Lu Zhishen
Ho Hon-chau as Chang Meng
Lo Wai as Zhou Tong
Lee Hang as Dai Zong
Woo Wai as Cai Fu