The Quest (1996)
Released | 1996-04-19 | Adventure-Drama-Action | 95m | 6.154/10
David Gribble (Director of Photography) | Moshe Diamant (Producer) | Frank Dux (Screenplay) | Paul Mones (Screenplay) | Steve Klein (Screenplay) | Zoltan Elek (Key Makeup Artist) | John F. Link (Editor) | Peter Malota (Martial Arts Choreographer) | Serge Bureau (Art Direction) | Steve Spence (Production Design) | Randy Edelman (Original Music Composer) | Stephen Chang (Art Direction) | Emanuel Millar (Key Hair Stylist) | James F. Tarzia (Casting) | Joseph A. Porro (Costume Design) | Peter MacDonald (Executive Producer) | Udomporn Chinnabud (Hairstylist) | William J. Meshover (Editor) | Jean-Claude Van Damme (Screenplay) | Lek Chaiyan Chunsuttiwat (Art Direction) |
Ghang-gheng, the ancient winner-take-all competition in which the deadliest fighters from around the world employ the most spectacular feats of martial arts skills ever displayed in order to win the prized Golden Dragon. But fighting prowess alone will not be enough for Chris to triumph over such daunting foes.
Jean-Claude Van Damme (Christopher Dubois) | Roger Moore (Lord Edgar Dobbs) | James Remar (Maxie Devine) | Jack McGee (Harry Smythe) | Louis Mandylor (Riggi) | Ryan Cutrona (Officer O'Keefe) | Ze'ev Revach (Turk Captain) | Janet Gunn (Carrie Newton) | Aki Aleong (Khao) | Abdel Qissi (Khan (Mongolian Fighter)) | Shane Meier (Red) | Peter Malota (Spanish Fighter) | Brick Bronsky (Russian Fighter) | Nils Allen Stewart (Turkish Pirate) | Kris Van Damme (Young Chris) | Alex Yip Choi-Nam (Korean Fighter) | Wong Ming-Kin (Chinese Fighter) | Jen Sung (Phang (Siamese Fighter)) | Habby Heske (German Fighter) | Stefanos Miltsakakis (Greek Fighter) | Ong Soo Han (Korean Fighter (Tall)) | Winston Ellis (African Fighter) | Mike Lambert (Scottish Fighter) |