The Crimson Charm is a 1971 Hong Kong wuxia film directed by Huang Feng and produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio.
The film is the tale of a noble swordsman and a one-armed swordswoman who find themselves up against the evil Crimson Charm gang of thieves and thugs.
Ivy Ling Po as Yu Fang-fang
Shih Szu as Chiang Shang-ching
Chang Yi as Han Yu
Ku Feng as Crimson chief Lin Han-su
Wang Hsieh as Yellow-gowned Chief Tsao Kang
Fang Mien as Chief Chiang Tzu-chao
James Nam as Blood Master Ling Wu-lui
Wong Ching-ho as Godly Sword
James Tien as Red-gowned Chief Au-yang Kwun
Lee Ka-ting as Leader Wang Yi
Chow Siu-loi as White-gowned Chief Fei Tung-yang
Little Unicorn as Black-gowned Chief
Hung Lau as White Face King of Hades Kwok Siu-wai
Wong Wai as Leader Yan
Liu Kei as Chiang Hsiao
Ling Siu as Man Yan-ho
Raymond Lui as Tsao Kang's son
Ng Ming-choi as Crimson Charm messenger / thug
Yeung Chak-lam as Crimson Charm messenger / thug
Chin Yuet-sang as Crimson Charm messenger / thug
Sammo Hung as Crimson Charm thug
Chin Chun as Crimson Charm thug
Lam Ching-ying as Crimson Charm thug
Wong Chi-ming as Crimson Charm thug
Cham Siu-hung as Crimson Charm thug
Leung Seung-wan as Crimson Charm thug
Siu Lo-fu as Crimson Charm thug
Yee Kwan as Innkeeper
Tsang Choh-lam as Xiao Fu, inn waiter
Luk Chuen as Chao's disciple
Wu Chi-chin as Chao's disciple
Wu Por as Chao's disciple
Sham Chin-bo as Chao's disciple
Pao Chia-wen as Chao's disciple
To Wing-leung as Chao's servant
Leung Lung as Servant of lady in mourning / thug
Man Sau as Grand Teacher
Cheung Sek-au as Passerby / Inn customer
