Jackie Chan's Drunken Master Dubbed Version Streams Free on YouTube for 2 Weeks
The free two-week YouTube stream gives a new audience direct access to a classic Jackie Chan action film in its dubbed form, promoted through the Cinefil WOWOW Plus channel.
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Cinefil WOWOW Plus on Amazon Prime Video announced that the dubbed version of Jackie Chan's 1978 action film Drunken Master will stream free on its official YouTube channel for two weeks starting August 14 at 9 PM. The film, directed and action-choreographed by Yuen Woo-ping, features Hiroya Ishimaru voicing Chan.
The free stream covers the 111-minute Hong Kong action film from 1978, with Yuen Woo-ping directing and handling action choreography. Hiroya Ishimaru provides the Japanese dub voice for Jackie Chan's lead role. The cast also includes Yuen Siu-tin as So Hat-yi, voiced by Takeshi Aono, Wong Ching-li voiced by Tsutomu Isobe, and Dean Shek voiced by Yutaka Mizushima.
The story follows Wong Fei-hung, a spoiled son in late Qing Dynasty Guangdong, who is forced to train under a strict kung fu master and learns the Drunken Eight Immortals Fist, a martial art that grows stronger with drink. The stream runs from August 14 at 9 PM for two weeks on the Cinefil WOWOW Plus official YouTube channel.
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