| english title | Five Fingers of Death |
| aka | King Boxer |
| french title | La Main de Fer |
| year | 1972 |
| country | Hong-Kong |
| director | CHUNG Chang Hwa - 정창화 | |
| actor | ||
| HUNG Sing Chung | ||
| WONG Ching | ||
| LAU Kar Wing | ||
| Chik Ngai-Hung | ||
| producer | Run Run SHAW | |
| action director | LAU Kar Wing | |
| CHAN Chuen | ||
| scriptwriter | KONG Yeung | |
| assistant director | CHEUNG Ging Boh |
| genres | kung-fu |
| duration | 1h47 |
| shooting studio | Shaw Brothers 邵氏 |
| production studio | Shaw Brothers 邵氏 |
Months before Bruce Lee burst onto the international scene with Enter the Dragon, this powerful story of tragedy, torture, redemption, and revenge premiered across America under the unforgettable title Five Fingers Of Death. It went on to become the first international martial arts movie hit and made a continent-spanning star of Lo Lieh. Now, finally, after more than thirty years, the original King Boxer takes its rightful place as the film that started it all for the Western world.
