| Ip Man 2 | |||||
| Mandarin Films (2010) | |||||
| Action, Biography, Foreign, History, Martial Arts | |||||
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| Kent Cheng | Fatso | |
| Siu-Wong Fan | Jin Shanzhao | |
| Sammo Hung Kam-Bo | Hung Chun-nam | |
| Darren Shahlavi | Taylor Milos | |
| Simon Yam | Chow Ching-chuen | |
| Donnie Yen | Ip Man | |
| Xiaoming Huang | Wong Leung | |
| Lynn Hung | Cheung Wing-sing | |
| Jiang Dai-Yan | Bruce Lee | |
| Pierre Ngo | Leung Kan | |
| Calvin Cheng | Chow Kwong-yiu | |
| Li Chak | Ip Chun | |
| To Yu-hang | Cheng Wai-kei | |
| Charles Mayer | Wallace | |
| Ashton Chen | Tsui Sai-cheung |
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| Producer | Raymond Wong
Bak-Ming Wong |
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| Writer | Edmond Wong
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| Cinematography | Hang-Sang Poon
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| Musician | Kenji Kawai
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Focusing on Ip Man's migration to Hong Kong in 1949, as he attempts to propagate his discipline of Wing Chun martial arts. |
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