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Bruce Fontaine. Director: Beyond Redemption. Canadian Filmmaker Bruce Fontaine got his start in film by moving to Hong Kong in 1988 (considered by many the Golden Age of Hong Kong film) where he worked as an Actor & Stunt Performer working with many of Hong Kong's action icons including Jackie Chan ('Operation Condor'), Stephen Chow ('Curry ...
Mar 31, 2016 · Bruce Fontaine was once a Gweilo actor, that is to say one of those Caucasian performers who were hired in Hong Kong's action cinema heyday to play - often villainous - supporting parts. A high-level practitioner of Wushu, he appeared in some of the most famous films of that time: Operation Condor, Once Upon A Time In China, She…
Bruce Fontaine. Director: Beyond Redemption. Canadian Filmmaker Bruce Fontaine got his start in film by moving to Hong Kong in 1988 (considered by many the Golden Age of Hong Kong film) where he worked as an Actor & Stunt Performer working with many of Hong Kong's action icons including Jackie Chan ('Operation Condor'), Stephen Chow ('Curry ...
Discover the incredible journey of Film Director, Bruce Fontaine who found inspiration in Martial Arts icon Cynthia Rothrock to make the bold move to to...
Canadian Filmmaker Bruce Fontaine sat down with Project | Real Talk for a two-part in-depth chat about his life and career. Bruce started his career in film...
Bruce Fontaine is known as an Actor, Stunts, Stunt Coordinator, Director, Editor, Stunt Double, and Producer. Some of his work includes Operation Condor, The King of the Kickboxers, Angel Terminators, Curry and Pepper, Big Bullet, Casino Raiders, Aces Go Places V: The Terracotta Hit, and U.S. Catman 2: Boxer Blow.
Feb 23, 2021 · This henchman is “Adolph Guard #4” according to the script and is played by Bruce Fontaine, a transplant from Vancouver who has joined just about every other non-asian stunt pro in Hong Kong (collectively known as “Westerners”) to shoot what would turn out to be one of Jackie Chan’s largest and most expensive productions, Armour of ...
