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Great Wall Movie Enterprises Limited (Chinese: 長城電影製片有限公司) was Hong Kong's leading left-wing studio and one committed to making progressive Mandarin films with social content as well as entertainment value.
Unusual for Hong Kong films, some of their films were publicly shown in Maoist-era China. For the same reason, their films were banned in Taiwan.
Overview
In 1948, Zhang Shankun co-founded with Yuan Yang'an the Great Wall Pictures Corporation. The momentum for developing a Mandarin film industry was established but Zhang and Yuan departed company when the finances and administration of Great Wall became influenced by events happening in China. Yuan stayed in the reorganised Great Wall Movie Enterprises Ltd, which became identified with left-wing tendencies.
Well known for their patriotism towards mainland China, Great Wall often collaborated with Feng Huang (Phoenix) Motion Picture Co and it was the pioneer studio in the early 1950s.
Notable directors and actors
There are many veterans and talents from China who joined the studio. Meanwhile, many acting talents and directors are cultivated, too.
Directors:
Li Pingqian
Cheng Bugao
Yuan Yang'an
Cheung Yam Yin
Huang Yu
Wong Su Chen
Hu Hsiao Fung
Wen Yi Min
Jin Yong
Actors:
Fu Che (also known as Fu Qi, also director and producer)
Hsia Moon (also known as Xia Meng, Miranda Yang, also producer)
Shi Hui (石慧, also known as Shek Hwei)
Chen Sisi
Jiang Han
Zhang Zheng
Guan Shan
Gao Yuan
Li Tziang
Wei Wei
Paw Hee Jing
Bao Fong
Zhu Hong
Wang Baozhen
Ping Fan
Gong Qiuxia
Feng Lin
Fang Ping
Yu Wanfei
Qiu Ping
Chen Juanjuan
Liang Shan
Lan Qing
Zhang Bingqian
Betty Loh Ti
Present
In 1982, Great Wall merged with Feng Huang, Chung Yuen and Sun Luen Film Co. as Sil-Metropole Organisation.