Ip Man - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Ip Man"
葉問 (2008)
Timing:
1:46 (106 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
An Xiaofen
Producer
Checkley Sin Kwok-Lam
Producer
Executive Producer
Checkley Sin Kwok-Lam
Executive Producer
Zhang Baoquan
Executive Producer
Writer
Tai-lee Chan
Writer
Editor
Stunts
Liu Mingzhe
Stunts
Production Design
Kenneth Mak Kwok-Keung
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
O Sing-Pui
Director of Photography
Visual Effects Supervisor
Henri Wong
Visual Effects Supervisor
Costume Designer
Screenplay
Edmond Wong
Screenplay
Additional Writing
Tai-lee Chan
Additional Writing
Sound
Kinson Tsang King-Cheung
Sound
Visual Effects
Ralph Chun Ho Poon
Visual Effects
Line Producer
Pang Yuk-Lam
Line Producer
Action Director
Assistant Production Manager
Eddie Wong Chi-Pan
Assistant Production Manager
Martial Arts Choreographer
Technical Advisor
Chow Ting Yu
Technical Advisor
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was shot in Shanghai, where the architecture of Foshan in the 1930s was recreated.
- Modern Foshan architecture differs from its architecture in the 1930s, so the decision was made to film in Shanghai, in one of the industrial areas. A cotton mill was recreated by designers from an abandoned warehouse in just a few weeks. It was at this cotton mill, founded in 1930 by a friend of Ip Man, that the famous master first began openly teaching the Wing Chun martial art.
- Ip Chun, son of Ip Man, provided consultation on biography and fight choreography.
- Modern architecture in Foshan differs from its architecture in the 1930s, so the decision was made to film in Shanghai, in one of the industrial areas. A cotton mill was recreated by the designers from an abandoned warehouse in a matter of weeks. It was at this cotton mill, founded in 1930 by a friend of Ip Man, that the famous master first began openly teaching the Wing Chun martial art.
- During a fight scene, Hiroyuki Ikeuchi (who played the Japanese warlord) received four consecutive blows and suffered a mild concussion.
- It is said that during the rehearsal of one of the fight scenes, Donnie Yen received a glancing blow with an axe on set. In addition, a masseur was constantly on standby on set, as Yen had problems with his right shoulder due to an old injury.
- Donnie Yen is a master of various martial arts styles, including Wing Chun, which he studied under Ip Chun, the eldest son of Ip Man.
- The first film about Ip Man was made, although the idea of filming a biographical film about him had been around for three decades. It was originally intended that Donnie Yen would play the role of Ip Man in the first biopic, and work on the film was supposed to begin in 1997. Stephen Chow was to play the role of the adult Bruce Lee. Work on this film was halted after the first day of shooting.
- On the 86th minute of the film, Ip Man gives Yuan an iron box and leaves while he opens it. The next shot shows Yuan opening the box again.
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