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	NOVICA - Ceramic plate, 'Golden Harvest'
		Golden flowers adorn this delightful plate by Jorge Quevedo.
		Although my family worked in other fields, I was fascinated by ceramics and, while still in high school, I took a job in a pottery workshop.
		After several years, I wanted to set up my own ceramics studio, and I saved up until I was finally able.
	www.novica.com /referral.cfm?cellid=yah20041206&p=87248 (237 words)

	Raymond Chow: Creating More Gold for Golden Harvest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		In 1959 the Shaw Brothers film studio was expanding it's activities in Hong Kong, and Chow saw an opportunity to join the film industry.
		Among the first Golden Harvest pictures to be produced from the new studios was The Big Boss, which launched the producerÕs highly successful association with Bruce Lee.
		Golden HarvestÕs films with Michael Hui were the vanguard of the re-introduction of Hong Kong films into the vast Japanese market.
	www.newline.com /jackiechan/firststrike/Production/raymondchow.html (690 words)

	Chang's Favorites
		They would slowly work their way up the ladder to Superstar status at the studio and won over millions of fans in the process.
		Though he starred in films for Shaw Bros', he was not under contract with the studio.
		Yet, as these series of films had "ran-their-course" and were pretty popular, the director was in debt and would have to return back to Shaw studios in Hong Kong, full-time.
	www.beijingvideo.com /d2a.html (1316 words)

	Mona FONG Yat-wa
		This is what likely led Shaw to bring Fong into the studio in the early '70s where she was quickly promoted above other longtime employees including Raymond Chow, the future head of rival studio Golden Harvest.
		Filmmakers at the studio soon found Fong to be a highly opinionated, zealously budget conscious and interfering producer, despite having no experience in filmmaking.
		Her influence grew in 1988 when she was put in charge of the newly formed Cosmopolitan Film Productions Co., a joint venture between Shaw's movie studio and TVB television company.
	www.kungfucinema.com /people/mona_fong_yat_wa.htm (602 words)

	The Angry River review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		man in a rubber godzilla type suit) and its obvious that Golden Harvest were aiming to make a good first impression.
		At the time fight choreography was still developing as an artform so may seem a little primitive to today's high standards but I've always enjoyed the energy in these old films.
		Despite a couple of cheesy moments (again excusing the lizard man/monster) 'The Angry River' is an enjoyable swordplay film and certainly a good effort for a first feature from the then fledgling studio.
	www.carly.clara.net /angryriver.htm (528 words)

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		It was in Taiwan, more than 30 years ago when I started to learn Peping Opera from my mother; it is also called Peking Opera.
		Then Li Han-Sheung, director from Shaw's Movie Studio in Hong Kong, discovered me. I got into acting on a television series and he invited me to work in the movies.
		Between Shaw's Studio, Golden Harvest Company and independent films; I have made about 100 films.
	www.acscsn.org /Talk_Shows_and_Stories/Featured_Stories/hu.html (3023 words)

	The Young Master (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		An early hit for Hong Kong action superstar Jackie Chan (and now Hollywood action superstar with the release of Rush Hour), this film was JC's first directorial effort for his new studio, Golden Harvest.
		It's a great film to see if you're a fan of Chan's at all; a lot of his filmmaking style and humor are here, as well as a lot of his Chinese Opera School training (I've always thought).
		The Young Master is a Golden Harvest film released in Hong Kong in 1980.
	www.toto.net /kcfilms/y-master.html (465 words)

	Hapkido review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Although this follows the tried and tested 'rival schools' plotline of many early seventies kung fu movies, the quality and quantity of the fight action lifts 'Hapkido' far above the average and nearly into the realms of classic.
		Featuring practically the same cast as Golden Harvest's other Angela Mao-led films of the same era ('When Taekwando Strikes' and 'The Tournament'), this is probably the best in terms of consistency.
		The story sees Angela Mao and her companions, Samo Hung and Carter Wong, arrive in China from Korea to establish a Hapkido martial arts school.
	www.carly.clara.net /hapkido.htm (380 words)

	Shannon Lee Keasler Page
		Shannon Lee's Breakthrough role for her father's studio Golden Harvest, is titled And Now You're Dead!, a.k.a 'Enter the Eagles', (let's hope the latter title is used in the USA and Europe).It's a promising international actioner starring Michael Wong, Yuen and Jordan Chan.
		Establishing himself with Win's Film Entertainment for a series of high profile efforts with Jet Li (Bodyguard from Beijing, My Father is a Hero), Yuen is finally back with Golden Harvest.
		Coming off his success of Hero, this could be the one-two punch that he needs to affirm his talents for a Hollywood breakthrough.
	www.bleejunfan.demon.co.uk /shannon2.htm (758 words)

	King Hu's The Fate of Lee Khan and The Valiant Ones
		The studio would distribute the films but Hu would own the rights to The Valiant Ones while the studio would own The Fate of Lee Khan.
		It was said that Golden Harvest opted for The Fate of Lee Khan, which was released in 1973, because they felt it was more commercial than The Valiant Ones.
		The Fate of Lee Khan is Hu's only film to feature stars by the brim-full (which is indicative of its intrinsic commercial worth, leading Golden Harvest to retain its ownership of the film).
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/cteq/02/20/king_hu.html (2179 words)

	Cinema Treasures \| Golden Harvest Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The Golden Harvest was a twin theatre located on Smith Street near Beretania Street.
		While the Golden Harvest did well initially, it struggled in the last two years.
		The theatre's closing marked an end of an era for ethnic movies in Hawaii, an era that included the Japanese language Toya and Nippon Theatres, the Filipino language Zamboango Theatre, and the Chinese language Liberty Theatre.
	cinematreasures.org /theater/6334 (265 words)

	[KFCC] Heroes Shed No Tears Review
		Although the first stage of the mission to capture the General goes smoothly, the real problem for the group proves to be escaping the country and out-running the vicious armies on their trail.
		Review: HEROES SHED NO TEARS was filmed by John Woo way back in 1984 but was shelved by the Golden Harvest Studio who thought that the film - by their top ‘comedy director’ at the time - was too violent.
		When A BETTER TOMORROW was a smash hit only two years later HEROES was dusted off of the shelf and released.
	www.kfccinema.com /reviews/action/heroesshednotears/heroesshednotears.html (1083 words)

	Golden Harvest Pitcher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The Golden Harvest Ceramic Collection embodies the finest in handpainted Italian ceramics.
		Grapes represent relaxation and pleasure - key ingredients in "la dolce vita!" Each piece is made from Italian terre cotta and individually painted by hand.
		The Golden Collection in mustard yellow hues evokes the sundrenched Italian landscape.
	www.beltesoro.com /store/showProduct.cfm?id=353 (128 words)

	Bruce Lee's Death - Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums
		It's neurological side effects are nightmarish, and contains over 4,000 chemical compounds, any one of which, his central nervous system could build up a sensitivity to, and so highly toxic, cerebral edema, kidney/ adrenal failure, vomiting, convulsions, cardiac arrest/coma and death is the result.
		On May 10th, 1973 he ate some in the bathroom and then collasped on the floor at Golden Harvest Studio, regained consciousness and then collasped again, and went into convulsions and seizues and was throwing up, then went comatose.
		Langford was very concerned about Bruce having no body fat left, as this will only worsen side effects of drugs in his system.
	www.unexplained-mysteries.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=63190 (4481 words)

	Shanghai Express
		As the cops and criminals stumble over one another, the film marches steadily to its conclusion--an all-out, everyone-for-themselves battle royale.
		The cast is a who's who of Hong Kong comedians and stars, most associated with Golden Harvest studio.
		The martial arts sequences are top-notch (the acrobatic Yuen Biao nonchalantly jumps off a two-story building as if it's an everyday thing), and the plot is an object lesson in how Hong Kong directors can borrow from Hollywood to create schizophrenic, enjoyable cinema.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/1068374-shanghai_express/about.php (412 words)

	Wine making wine tasting - Carlton Winemakers Studio Oregon
		The grass is now golden and soon the grapes will start rolling into the Studio.
		We have an exciting line-up of chefs including your tried and true favorites and some new stars.
		Check out our Menus page to see what we have cooking in the Studio kitchen!
	www.winemakersstudio.com (208 words)

	Bright Lights Film Journal \| Jackie Chan interview
		In 1993, hoping to improve myself as a fight choreographer, I became Jackie's guest at Golden Harvest's studio two, where he was filming Drunken Master II, the sequel to his now-classic Drunken Master (aka Drunken Monkey).
		Thirteen years had passed, during which he had made 30 more films; I wasn't sure what to expect from Jackie.
		Jackie is quite proud, however, of his most recent starring role in Crime Story (1993), which earned him a Golden Horse nomination for best dramatic actor.
	www.brightlightsfilm.com /31/hk_jackiechan1.html (5167 words)

	Master of the Flying Guillotine DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		This film may not be Jimmy Wang Yu’s best film overall, but it is absolutely the best film he’s ever directed.
		A disgruntled Wang Yu left the Shaw Brothers studios (following the success of the classic ONE ARM BOXER) due to creative differences.
		He then went to work for rival studio Golden Harvest for a short stint before joining First Films, a company only more than willing to let Wang Yu contribute both behind and in front of the camera.
	www.dvdcult.com /rev_MasterOTFG.htm (2014 words)

	Golden Sound Studio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Golden Sound Studio is my private recording facility, where I produce my own music, and the music of artists with whom I am personally interested in recording.
		It is not exactly a commercial facility, meaning that it is not open to the "general public".
		, Random Act, Ready Nebraska, Rotoglow, Second Harvest, Sheema, Spirit Wind, Spur
	www.scottharlan.com /studio.htm (238 words)

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	www.goldenmemoriesstudio.com /notecardwaterfowl.htm (103 words)

	CSP: Jackie Chan is the Prisoner
		I guess Jackie Chan is one of Several Prisoners just isn't a great title.
		Jackie is teamed up with Leung Ka Fai, Samo Hung, Andy Lau (Liu De Hua), Wang Yu, and Ko Chun-Hsiung, some of Hong Kong's and Taiwan's biggest action stars, who all waived their salaries to let their film studio, Golden Harvest, raise money for a special project.
		As a result, they all share more or less equal screen time.
	www.clarkschpiell.com /home/chanprisoner.shtml (650 words)

	China Film and Theatre Database
		Hong Kong's Salon Films Group - Established 1959 - Major Hong Kong Film Production Studio for Asia and International Film Industry and Advertising
		Golden Harvest - Leading Chinese language entertainment company - produced over 600 films in its 32 years of history - GH company briefs
		Emei Film Studio - Largest Film Studio in Southwest China - Est 1958 - 10 to 15 feature films and 1000 TV episodes yearly capacity
	www.goldenlanterns.com /china-film-theatre_resources.html (563 words)

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