Angkor: Cambodia Express

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Angkor: Cambodia Express (Italian: Cambogia Express, also known as Kampuchea Express) is a 1982 Thai-Italian adventure-action film produced and directed by Lek Kitiparaporn and starring Robert Walker Jr. and Christopher George.^[1]^[2]

Directed byLek Kitiparaporn

Written byRoger Crutchley
Kailan

Story byGianfranco Coujoumdjian

Produced byLek Kitaparaporn
Dick Randall

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Angkor: Cambodia Express

Directed by	Lek Kitiparaporn
Written by	Roger Crutchley Kailan
Story by	Gianfranco Coujoumdjian
Produced by	Lek Kitaparaporn Dick Randall
Starring	Robert Walker Jr. Christopher George Woody Strode Nancy Kwan Sorapong Chatree
Cinematography	Roberto Forges Davanzati
Edited by	Morris Goodyear
Music by	Stelvio Cipriani
Release date	1982 (1982)
Language	English

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Premise

The setting for the film is in the Cambodian period following the withdrawal of the United States two years prior.^[3] In this period when Pol Pot reigned, a journalist is searching for his Vietnamese lover who is missing.^[4]

Cast

Robert Walker Jr. as Andrew Cameron
Christopher George as MacArthur
Woody Strode as Woody
Nancy Kwan as Sue
Sorapong Chatree as Montri
Lui Leung Wai as Mitr Saren
Nit Alisa as Mieng
Suchao Pongwilai as Montri^[5]

Release

American audiences didn't see a release of the film until it was released on video in 1986.^[6]

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