Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (live-action movie)
Alternative title: 
	
Historia de Ricky (Spanish)
	King of Strength
	Lai Wong (Chinese (Hong Kong))
	Story of Ricky: Les aventures de Riki-Oh (French)
	История о Рикки (Russian)
	力王 (Japanese)
	신북두신권 (Korean)
Genres: 
	action
Themes: 
	prison
Objectionable content: 
	Intense
Plot Summary: 
	Sentenced to 10 years for killing a mob boss who caused his girlfriend to commit suicide, Ricky Ho is transferred to a corporate-owned prison, where he must use his martial arts skills to battle a corrupt warden and a group of prisoners known as "The Gang of Four."
Running time: 
	91 minutes
Vintage: 
	1991
Premiere date: 
	
1991-10-05 (Japan)
	1992-04-09 (Hong Kong)
	1997-02-06 (Germany)
Release dates: We have 1
	News:
Media Blasters Plans Live-Action Manga-Based Riki-Oh BD (Jul 13, 2011)
Riki-Oh Film to be Screened in LA on Halloween Weekend (Oct 21, 2008)
Press Releases:
New York Asian Film Festival Full Schedule (Jun  2, 2011)
New York Asian Film Festival 10th Anniversary Line-up (May 31, 2011)
Other article:
The Mike Toole Show - Anime In Three Dimensions (Dec  5, 2010)
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| Blu-ray (Region A) | 
| Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (Blu-ray) 2011-09-13 (from $119.99) | 
| DVD (Region 1) | 
| Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (DVD) 2000-09-05 (from $27.88) | 
| Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (DVD) 2011-09-13 | 
| VHS | 
| Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (Sub.VHS) 1999-07-27 (from $223.26) | 
| Director: Ngai-Kai Lam Screenplay: Ngai-Kai Lam Music: Fei Lit Chan Director of Photography: Hoi Man Maak Costume Design: Mei Shing Wang Sound Effects: Siu Lung Ching | Kōji Tsujitani as  Akio Ōtsuka as  Mitsuru Miyamoto as  Shigeru Nakahara as  Shigezō Sasaoka as  Shunsuke Shima as  Tesshō Genda as  Toshihiko Kojima as  Yū Shimaka as  Yukitoshi Hori as  Aruno Tahara as  Ikue Ōtani as  Keiji Fujiwara as  Mitsuaki Madono as  Nobuyuki Furuta as  Toshiharu Sakurai as  Toshiya Mori Yuri Satō | |||
| Executive producer: John Sirabella Illustration: Kung Fu Bob O'Brien (88 Films) Production manager: Sam Liebowitz Production Supervision: Clark Cheng | Simon Broad as  Pierre Tremblay as  Simon Broad as  Gregory Marshall Smith as  Pierre Tremblay as  | |||
| (none) | Marc Zanni as  Vicente Gil as  Eduardo Elías as  Enric Isasi-Isasmendi as  Luis Espinosa as  | |||
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| Dubbing: Splendid Synchron GmbH | ||||
| (none) | Distributor: Obras-Primas do Cinema | |||
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| Director: Nai-Choi Lam Screenplay: Nai-Choi Lam Music: Philip Chan Art Director: Seong Ho Kim Director of Photography: Hoi-Man Mak Executive producer: Lam Chua Action Director: Phillip Kwok Audio Recording: Shao-Lung Chow Costume Design: May Wong Make-Up Artist: Karen Sandhu | Louis Fan as  Cheng Cuen Yam as  Fan Mei-Sheng as  Frankie Chan as  Gloria Yip as  Kōichi Sugisaki as  Kwai-Hung Wong as  Kwok-Leung Wong as  Tetsurō Tanba as  William Ho as  Yukari Ohshima as  Chang Gan-Wing as  Chi-Keung Wong as  Ging Chan as  Kai-Wing Lam as  Kwok-Pong Chan as  Long Kong as  Phillip Kwok as  | |||
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