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| Directed by | Stephen Fung |
| Produced by | Willie Chan Solon So |
| Written by | Stephen Fung Lo Yiu Fai |
| Starring | Anthony Wong Stephen Fung Gillian Chung Charlene Choi Michael Wong Daniel Wu |
| Music by | Peter Kam |
| Cinematography | Poon Hang-Sang |
| Editing by | Cheung Ka-Fai |
| Distributed by |  Emperor Entertainment Group JCE Movies Limited |
| Release date(s) | March 31, 2005 |
| Running time | 102 minutes |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Language | Cantonese/Mandarin/English |
House of Fury (traditional Chinese: 精武家庭) is a 2005 Hong Kong martial arts-action film directed by the film's co-star Stephen Fung. The film is a slight spoof of the 1972 Bruce Lee film Fist of Fury.
Cast
- Anthony Wong - Terry Yue Siu-Bo
- Stephen Fung - Nicky Yue
- Gillian Chung - Natalie Yue
- Charlene Choi - Ella
- Daniel Wu - Jason
- Michael Wong - Rocco
- Josie Ho - Assassin
- Ma Wu - Uncle Chiu
- John Foo - Sam Shan
- Law Kar Ying - Cab Driver
- Philip Ng - King
- Jacob Strickland - Nelson
Plot
Anthony Wong stars as Siu-Bo, a single father who singlehandedly raises his two children, Natalie and Nicky, to young adulthood since his wife passed away.
Nicky works as a dolphin trainer at Ocean Park and Natalie goes to school with Ella. Her boyfriend, Jason, is a musician who doesn't speak Cantonese very well, and in his first scene, gives Natalie a pet pig. Siu Bo works as a Chinese traditional bonesetter and has kung fu skills, which he has passed on to his children, who display prowess while fighting each other in sibling disputes.
Siu Bo tells exaggerated stories to his children and their friends, but they think they are just stories. A figure from Siu Bo's past appears, kidnaps Siu Bo and demands information about the spy agency Siu Bo is retired from. The children unite their skills to save their father.
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