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Jet Li: Li-Thal Weapon 1999

Status
Released
Runtime
59 minutes
Director
Toby Russell
Network
Eastern Heroes Video
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What is Jet Li: Li-Thal Weapon?

Jet Li: Li-Thal Weapon is a 1999 documentary film that provides a profile of the Hollywood martial arts star Jet Li. The production has a runtime of 59 minutes and was released in Great Britain on March 4, 1999.

Type
Film
Year
1999
Status
Released
Runtime
59 minutes
Release date
Mar 4, 1999
Original language
EN
Studios
Eastern Heroes Video
Genres
Documentary
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Episode runtime
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Status
Released
Network
Eastern Heroes Video
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Jet Li: Li-Thal Weapon is a 1999 documentary film that provides a profile of the Hollywood martial arts star Jet Li. The production has a runtime of 59 minutes and was released in Great Britain on March 4, 1999. The film features a series of interviews that explore various aspects of the subject's life and career. Through the inclusion of footage from The Jay Leno Show and several Hong Kong television programs, Jet Li discusses his childhood experiences, his rise to fame, his fortune, and his professional work in the film industry. Additionally, the documentary incorporates clips from the motion picture Lethal Weapon 4. According to archival records, Toby Russell is associated with the production of the film. The documentary serves as a retrospective look at the performer's background and his transition into international cinema. By utilizing archival television appearances and movie excerpts, the film aims to offer viewers insight into the personal and professional history of the martial arts actor.

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Jet Li: Li-Thal Weapon is a feature film with a runtime of 59 minutes. It was released in 1999. Release status: Released.

Who directed Jet Li: Li-Thal Weapon?

Jet Li: Li-Thal Weapon was directed by Toby Russell.

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