Seven Swords - Cast

Cast

  • Donnie Yen as Chu Zhaonan, wielder of the Dragon
  • Leon Lai as Yang Yuncong, wielder of the Transience
  • Lau Kar-leung as Fu Qingzhu, wielder of the Unlearnt
  • Charlie Yeung as Wu Yuanying, wielder of the Heaven's Fall
  • Lu Yi as Han Zhibang, wielder of the Deity
  • Duncan Chow as Mulang, wielder of the Celestial Beam
  • Tai Li-wu as Xin Longzi, wielder of the Star Chasers
  • Sun Honglei as Fire-Wind, a warlord
  • Kim So-yeon as Green Pearl, Fire-Wind's Korean slave girl
  • Zhang Jingchu as Liu Yufang, Liu Jingyi's daughter and Han Zhibang's lover
  • Ma Jingwu as Shadow-Glow, a reclusive swordsman and sword forger
  • Michael Wong as Prince Dokado, a Manchu noble
  • Jason Pai as Liu Jingyi, the village chief
  • Chi Kuan-chun as Qiu Dongluo, the traitor
  • Huang Peng as Guan Sandao, a villager
  • Zhang Chao as Zhang Huazhao, a villager
  • Chen Jiajia as Kualo, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Liu Mingzhe as Jiaoci, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Li Haitao as Siyilang, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Jiang Guangjin as Sanzi, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Xie Zhang as Bald Lion, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Wang Chi-man as Dagger Peak, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Zhang Jie as Hair Wolf, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Tang Tengfei as Stone Beast, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Liu Zhenbao as Mud Trot, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Lin Haibin as Sangen, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Guo Fengqiang as Black Spirit, Fire-Wind's follower
  • Jia Kun as Bangmuzi, Fire-Wind's follower

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