It's the year 1898 and government reformists are aggressively sought out and publicly executed by the Ching Dynasty officials. Master Wang, a leader of the reformist party, enlists the help of skilled fighters for reinforcements, including Cheong San, a longtime enemy of the treacherous Lord Wing. With the help of Lela Wong, Cheong San's betrothed, Cheong San and Master Wnag battle their nemesis to further their cause. What Cheong San's enemies believe to be his weak point they soon discover to be his source of power. He is most lethal when intoxicated, lending him the name of Drunken San. This is another must-see for classic kung fu combat fans.
Unfortunately the movie Legend of the Drunken Tiger is not yet available on HBO Max.
| Writing | Zien Zhang | Screenplay |
| Crew | Alexander Lo Rei | Martial Arts Choreographer |
| Crew | Yeh Yong | Martial Arts Choreographer |
| Production | Jin Ji-Wu | Production Assistant |
| Sound | Ma Ting | Music |
| Production | Kok Ching-Ching | Production Manager |
| Writing | Cheung Bou-Sui | Story |
| Production | Lok Chue-Fai | Producer |
| Directing | Chang Kuo-Chiang | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Man Bo | Assistant Director |
| Crew | Go Yat-Tuen | Cinematography |
| Directing | Tung Siu-Wan | Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Chen Liang | Makeup & Hair |
| Crew | Li Ning | Presenter |
| Writing | Robert Tai | Screenplay |
| Crew | Robert Tai | Martial Arts Choreographer |
| Production | Yim Hei-Tung | Producer |
| Crew | Chai Wai-Chiu | Presenter |
| Editing | Cheung Lai | Editor |
| Sound | Guan Shu-Xin | Sound Recordist |
| Directing | Robert Tai | Director |
| Production | Pou Wai-Ming | Production Assistant |
| Production | Kei Chung-Lam | Production Manager |
