| 拼音 : | Wu tou zheng gong jiao zi nao jin luan |
| 年代 : | Period |
| 年份 : | 1961 |
| 首映时间 : | 1961-04-06 |
| 语言 : | DialogueinCantonese |
| 地区 : | Hong Kong |
| 物料 : | sound, b&w |
| 内容介绍 : | The most favoured Concubine To of the West Palace rises meteorically to power. A lewd woman, she has an illicit affair with literary minister Wu Wai. Crown prince King-yan, who stumbles upon their rendezvous and puts on display a waistband on the palace gate as warning, is accused of harassing the concubine. To's son King-yee exposes her crime which leads to her punishment by caning, but To defies the ruling and conspires with Wu to incriminate Empress Chiu-yee of the East Palace, who is beheaded for adultery. The maid Miu-heung, who is made to disguise as the empress to attend a secret rendezvous, leaves a note and flees the murderous hands of the conspirators. Distraught, King-yan is making offerings to the empress at the grave when her spirit returns, instructing the son to bring her spirit tablet and blood letter to the palace to redress grievances. The fierce spirit then causes uproars at the palace, scaring To out of her wits and compelling her confession. The empress unveils her mask and explains how Miu-heung had borne the punishment to redeem her mistake. With the culprits delivered to justice , King-yan inherits the throne and becomes emperor. (Quoted from DVD cover) |
| 制作人 : | Director, Chu Kea.
Executive Prosucer, Lee Siu-wan ; Line Producer, Lee Hoi ; Assistant Director, Chu Chiu ; Scriptwriter, Lee Siu-wan ; Original Story, Lee Siu-wan ; Photographer, Cui Yam-yuk ; Editor, Tong Kwong-yan ; Sets , Leung Chi-hing ; Librettist, Leung Shan-yan ; Recording, Tsui Wah-sang. |
| 演员 : |
Yam Kim-fai (as Crown prince King-yan), Yu Lai-zhen (as Empress Chiu-yee, Miu-heung), Lam Kar-sing (as King-yee), Leung Sing-po, Lee Hong-kum ( as Concubine To), Mak Sin-sing (as literary minister Wu Wai), Cheung Sang. |
| 出品公司 : | Hong Kong : Lux Film Company, 1961. |
| 其他机构 : | 1961 [Release]. |
| 中文资料 : | Riot in the palace |
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