‘This Is It’: the 90S Film Set on Which Michelle Yeoh Was Seriously Injured

Yeoh, a Confessed Thrill-Seeker, Had Trained as a Dancer in the Uk, and Felt She Was Agile Enough for Action, Stunts and Martial Arts.

Twinkle, Twinkle, Lucky Stars (1985)

Yeoh, a Confessed Thrill-Seeker, Had Trained as a Dancer in the Uk, and Felt She Was Agile Enough for Action, Stunts and Martial Arts.

The Contemporary Police Actioner Saw Yeoh Diving Straight into Martial Arts, Gunplay, and Stunts, and Her Dance Training Shows in the Fluidity of Her Action Sequences.

Royal Warriors (1986)

Another Contemporary Police Actioner, This Features Some of Yeoh’s Best Combat Scenes – the Opening, in Which She Even Uses a Few Kendo Moves, Is Riveting.

Magnificent Warriors (1987)

One of the Most Entertaining Hong Kong Movies Ever Made, This Indiana Jones-Influenced Romp Is Action – and Explosions – All the Way.

Yeoh Reunited with George Lam for This Average Crime Caper in Which She Plays a Rich Woman Who Decides to Rob the Jockey Club for Fun.

Police Story 3 – Supercop (1992)

“The Two Stars Make a Good Team, Displaying an Easy Give-and-Take, Infused with a Shared Sense of Humour, ” Wrote Post Critic Paul Fonoroff in 1992.

‘I’m Versatile’: How Michelle Yeoh Became a Martial Arts Movie Star

A Difficult Jump from a Moving Vehicle onto a Car Driven by Chan Went Dangerously Wrong When Yeoh Accidentally Landed on the Bonnet, and She Credits Chan’s Cool-Headed Response for Saving Her Life.

Butterfly and Sword (1993)

Yeoh’s Entry into the Fantasy Martial Arts Revival Is a Violent Period Piece Which Features a Love Triangle Between Yeoh, Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, and Joey Wong Cho-Yin.

The Heroic Trio (1993)

Yeoh Plays a Villain Who Comes over to the Good Side in Johnnie to Kei-Fung’s Muddled Fantasy Superhero Film.

This Wong Jing Costume Farce Brings Together Yeoh, Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk and Carol ‘Dodo’ Cheng Yu-Ling to Spoof the Martial Arts Heroines of the 1960S.

Stanley Tong Kwai-Lai Developed This as a Spin-off for Yeoh After the Success of Police Story 3, and She Plays the Same Mainland Chinese Police Officer, Jessica Yang, Who This Time Comes to Hong Kong to Assist the Police There.

The Tai Chi Master (1993)

Yeoh’s Second Film for Yuen Woo-Ping Is Very Much Old School Kung Fu – It Looks Like It Was Made in the Late 1970S.

Wonder 7 (Aka Phantom 7) (1994)

This Little-Seen Contemporary Fantasy, Directed by the Period-Film Choreographer Tony Ching, Features Some Amazing Motorcycle Stunts.

Ah Kam (Aka the Stunt Woman) (1996)

“The Audience Appreciates the Actors, Who Do Work Very Hard and Go Through a Lot of Pain, but the Stunt People and the Coordinators Who Make It All Happen Are the Unsung Heroes, ” She Told the Post’s Winnie Chung.

Michelle Yeoh’s 15 Hong Kong Films: with Jackie Chan in Police Story 3 – Supercop, Opposite Jet Li in the Tai Chi Master, Malaysian Actress Reigned as Action Queen

By Robert Thorne

• Oct 8, 2026 • 6 min read

Michelle Yeoh’s 15 Hong Kong Films: with Jackie Chan in Police Story 3 – Supercop, Opposite Jet Li in the Tai Chi Master, Malaysian Actress Reigned as Action Queen

Direct Answer • Key Takeaway

Poon, Who Yeoh Married in 1988, Had Formed D&B Films with Hung, and the Studio Gave Yeoh Her First Movie Role.

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