Daniel Wu is an American-Chinese actor and director who was born on September 30, 1974, in Berkeley, California. He was raised in Orinda, California, and attended the University of Oregon. He made his movie debut in 1998 when he featured in “Bishonen.” He has since gone on to star in numerous movies and dramas, scooping the Best Supporting Actor award at the Golden Horse Awards for his appearance in “New Police Story” (2004). More recently, he has appeared in the drama “Into the Badlands” (2015), as well as movies “Go Away Mr. Tumor” (2015) and “Tomb Raider” (2018).

Daniel Wu

In the early 90's, the Eagle Gang, led by the sociopathic gangster Zhang Xun (Daniel Wu), terrorizes China with ruthless bank and jewelry store robberies. On his first day as criminal investigation bureau captain, Zhong Chen (Wang Qian Yuan) is taken hostage during a heist and left battered on the roadside. Undeterred, he vows to bring Falcon and his gang to justice. For nearly a decade, Zhong Chen and Falcon engage in a relentless cat-and-mouse pursuit, each wondering who will ultimately prevail. This gripping game of survival pushes both the detective and the criminal to their limits, testing their resolve and strategic skills. This is a 2020 South Korean action crime film written and directed by Ho Leung Lau.

Caught in Time

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Yang Lu Chan (Yuan Xiao Chao) is a bumbling wanderer with a strange affliction that once threatened his life. In order to solve the problem, he traveled to a small village full of martial artists in an attempt to learn their secret form of kung fu. They initially refused as they have promised never to teach an outsider. But after he helped them fight off Fang Zi Jing (Eddie Peng) and his wicked plans to build a railway through their village, the residents decided to take him in – provided he married Chen Yu Niang (Angelababy).

Regardless, the villagers still consider Yang Lu Chan to be something of a buffoon – particularly Chen Yu Niang, who insists that he call her “master!” But when Fang Zi Jing returns with a powerful military force, replete with heavily armed soldiers, a flying machine, and cannons backing him up, the village is once again under threat. The villagers realize that they need heroes to step up to the plate and fight back...or risk seeing their settlement wiped off the map forever. Do Yang Lu Chan and his master/wife Chen Yu Niang have what it takes to thwart this wicked scheme?

This film is the sequel to “Tai Chi Zero,” which featured many of the same characters and actors and was released in 2012.

“Tai Chi Hero” is a 2012 Chinese movie that was directed by Stephen Fung.

Tai Chi Hero

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Yang Lu Chan (Yuan Xiao Chao) is a wandering fighter with a unique curse: a horn on his forehead that transforms him into an unbeatable warrior, but each activation brings him closer to death. Seeking to protect himself, he arrives at a secluded village known for its powerful kung fu, which refuses to teach outsiders. The village elder's daughter Yu Niang (Angelababy) initially wants him gone, but everything changes when her former lover Fang Zi Jing (Eddie Peng) arrives with a steam-powered mechanical device, planning to build a railway through their community. Faced with this threat, the villagers decide to resist, and Yang Lu Chan offers to help defend their home. This is a 2012 Chinese martial arts film directed by Stephen Fung.

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