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Pao Hsueh-Li - profili | Sosyallift©
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Doğum yeri Nanjing, Jiangsu, China
Doğum günü 1936-01-01
Ayrıca şöyle bilinir 鮑學禮
Pao Hsiue-Li
Pao Hsieh-Li
Pao Hsuen-Li
Hsueh-Li Pao

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Born in Nanjing and a native of Jiangsu, Pao went to Taiwan in 1949. While in Secondary school, he worked part-time in the evenings at the film processing studio of Taiwan Motion Picture Studio. Upon graduation, he continued to work at the company as an assistant cinematographer for six years and later switched to Lucky Star Film Co Ltd to work as a cinematographer for three years, where he shot many Taiwanese-dialect films. In 1966, when Lo Chen went to Taiwan for the location shooting of Too Late for Love (1967), Pao assisted him and gained his recognization. Pao then went to Hong Kong the following year and joined Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Ltd. He first worked as a cinematographer at Shaws, responsible for shooting Lo Chen, Griffin Yue Feng and Chang Cheh's films. Some of the major works included Chang Cheh's The Trail of the Broken Blade (1967) and Golden Swallow (1968); Griffin Yue Feng's Rape of the Sword (1967), Spring Blossoms (1968) and The Silent Love (1971). Pao was acclaimed for his meticulous camerawork and the way he captured the sentiments of the characters. Recommended and encouraged by Chang and Yue, he began his directorial career in 1970. His first film was a horror action film shot in the same year, Finger of Doom (released in 1972), followed by Oath of Death (1971). He directed ten and plus titles for Shaws, of which he co-directed six of them with Chang, including the remarkable The Boxer from Shantung (1972) and Man of Iron (1972). He was deeply influenced by Chang and, like him his forte was action films. In 1977, Pao left Shaws and returned to Taiwan to make wuxia films Blooded Treasury Fight (1979) and The Eight Escorts (1980) for companies such as Yen Sheng Film. His wife, Chin Shu-mei, was a scriptwriter for Shaws when he was working there. The two of them later founded Yu Fung Film Company in Taiwan, and produced films directed by Pao, including Heroic One (1981) and Night of the Assassins (1981). (From Hong Kong Film Archive)

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1981荒漠英雄傳 - Director
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1980少林英雄 - Director
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1980八絕 - Director
1979血肉磨坊 - Director
1979Hu hwa ling - Director
1979小李飛刀 - Director
1978決鬥老虎莊 - Director
1978玲瓏玉手劍玲瓏 - Director
1978Jiu wen long - Director
1977天龍八部 - Director
1977俏探女嬌娃 - Director
1977佈局 - Director
1976丁一山 - Director
1975Di shi da lao - Director
1975七面人 - Director
1974五大漢 - Director
1974太极拳 - Director
1973大刀王五 - Director
1973大海盜 - Director
1972群英會 - Director of Photography
1972仇連環 - Director
1972快活林 - Director
1972太陰指 - Director
1972太陰指 - Director of Photography
1972水滸傳 - Director
1972馬永貞 - Director
1971萬箭穿心 - Director
1971啞吧與新娘 - Director of Photography
1971乾坤大醉俠 - Director
1970武林風雲 - Director of Photography
1970十二金牌 - Director of Photography
1970春火 - Director of Photography
1970金衣大俠 - Director of Photography
1970兒女是我們的 - Director of Photography
1969三笑 - Director of Photography
1969裸血 - Director of Photography
1968奪魂鈴 - Director of Photography
1968怪俠 - Director of Photography
1968春暖花開 - Director of Photography
1968金燕子 - Director of Photography
1967盜劍 - Director of Photography
1967烽火萬里情 - Cinematography
1967斷腸劍 - Director of Photography


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