Chinese Godfather (a.k.a. Chivalrous Knight) In 1972 a new production company,Star Sea Films, emerged in Hong Kong to join in the prosperity of the kung fu movie craze. The owner and producer happened to be a friend of superstar Bruce Lee and received his support by helping with their production Unicorn Fist. The following year Star Sea was making their biggest film to date, The Chivalrous Knight. Starring in this tale of redemption and revenge was famed actor and kickboxer Chan Wai Man and in the female lead Bruce Lee's friend Betty Ting Pei. Bruce Lee died during the filming and the movie was dedicated to his spirit. Duel of Karate The year 1973 was a banner year for kung fu films all over the world. Many productions were under way to supply the demand for this form of action entertainment. Duel of Karate was made then and stands out as a fine example of what audiences wanted from these films. A kung fu master and his wife have twin baby boys and are tattooing them as they are of special blood. Just then an opposing kung fu clan enters the school with Japanese assistance and kills the parents. One baby manges to escape while the other is saved later from the arms of his dead mother. The two grow separate lives but fate will have them meet in a duel to the death brought on by deception and treachery. Only one will survive the Duel of Karate