Cynthia Rothrock helps to protect a Buddhist boy from villains who wish to stop him from becoming the Prince of the Sun.Cynthia Rothrock helps to protect a Buddhist boy from villains who wish to stop him from becoming the Prince of the Sun.Cynthia Rothrock helps to protect a Buddhist boy from villains who wish to stop him from becoming the Prince of the Sun.
Pak Lam Cheng
- Little Living Buddha
- (as Siu Pak-lam)
Sheila Chan
- Wan May-Ngor
- (as Suk-lan Chan)
Cynthia Rothrock
- Bencheuk
- (as Fu-lok Law)
Ching-Ying Lam
- Khenlun
- (as Ching-ying Lam)
Gabriel Wong
- Wang San
- (as Yat-san Wong)
Jeffrey Falcon
- Lama
- (as Kit-fu)
Si-Man Man
- Teacher
- (as Si-man Man)
Yuen-Chi Fung
- Loan shark
- (as Yuen-chi Fung)
James Au
- Loan shark
- (as Shiu-hei Au)
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- TriviaDuring production, the filmmakers spent so much time creating comedy scenarios for Conan Lee and Sheila Chan that they almost completely forgot about Cynthia Rothrock, who spent much of her time sitting around the set. Upon realizing that Rothrock was due to leave the country within a few days, the filmmakers completely shifted the production to filming scenes for her, including several action scenes.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Movie Nights: Prince of the Sun/The Golden Child (2018)
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Much like the "Inspector Wears Skirts" series, also directed by Wellson Chin, "Prince of the Sun" is a mix of broad comedy and wild, over-the-top action. The first hour or so belongs mostly to Sheila Chan, Conan Lee and the little boy who is the reincarnation of Buddha; these three are sometimes funny and Sheila is cute. Cynthia Rothrock pops up for a fight here and there, but doesn't really take charge until the last 30 minutes; from then on it's all action, as the good guys, helped by the spirit of a martial arts master, fight the bad guys who want to kidnap the little Buddha and use him for their own purposes. Cynthia is in good form, but the film often gets cheesy, especially when the head villain/demon with the maniacal laugh appears. Unfortunately, the current DVD version of this movie is a total rip-off, featuring atrocious dubbing, poor full-screen framing, and even off-synch sound! And, perhaps needless to say, Cynthia NEVER appears in the sweaty tight top that the cover shows her in. (**1/2)
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- Also known as
- Shaolin Lady
- Filming locations
- Lhasa, Tibet, China(prologue scenes)
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- Budget
- $35,000,000 (estimated)
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