Five Golden Dragons

In the 1967 international co-production action comedy film Five Golden Dragons, visiting American playboy Bob Mitchell stumbles into a complex web of crime when he accidentally enters negotiations between the notorious gang, The Five Golden Dragons, and local mobsters in Hong Kong. The film follows Mitchell's encounter with the group, led by Gert, as he teams up with Shakespeare-quoting police commissioner Sanders to unravel the mystery behind the Dragons' nefarious plans. With a cast of "guest stars" including Margaret Lee, Rupert Davies, and Klaus Kinski, Five Golden Dragons is a lighthearted spy and action film that pays homage to Edgar Wallace's short stories.