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First Name: Hsueh Li; Family Name: Pao; Native name: 鮑學禮; Also Known as: Pao Hsieh Li, Hsueh Li Pao, Pao Shiue Li, Baau Hok Lai; Nationality: Taiwanese; Gender: Male; Born: 1936; Age: 88
In 1967, Pao moved to Hong Kong and formally entered Shaw Brothers as cinematographer. Three years later he made his directorial debut "Finger of Doom", and between 1971 and 1977 directed over a dozen films, many of them collaborations with Chang Cheh.
Hsueh-Li Pao was born in 1936 in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China. He is a director and cinematographer, known for The Boxer from Shantung (1972), Da dao Wang Wu (1973) and Ba jue (1980).
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Long before Zhang Yimou saw a movie camera, Pao Hsueh Li was one of the few cinematographers to break into the field of directing. He was born in 1936 in Nanjing and moved to Taiwan in 1949.
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- 鲍学礼Baau Hok LaiPao Hsieh Li
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Cheh Chang filler, though he got a little help from Hsueh Li Pao this time around. The plot is situated in a slightly more modern setting (at least, compared to most other Shaw Bros martial arts films), which usually doesn't pan out too well.
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).
Sep 9, 1977 · The Battle Wizard: Directed by Hsueh-Li Pao. With Danny Lee, Ni Tien, Chen-Chi Lin, Shao-Chia Chen. A bookish young man and his sword-loving sister find themselves battling a trio of villains, one of them a beautiful but masked woman who has promised to either marry or murder the first man to see her unmasked.
