Mexican bandit discovers that the mayor has paid him less than he expects so he returns to claim his money, thus revealing the truth. In the ensuing fight, the mayor is killed and Wong manages to capture the bandit and clear Po-chi-lam's name. At the end of the film, Billy is elected as the new mayor while Wong, 13th Aunt and Clubfoot return to China. Cast Jet Li as Wong Fei-hung Rosamund Kwan as "13th Aunt" Yee Siu-kwan Hung Yan-yan as Kwai Geuk-chat ("Clubfoot Seven Chiu-Tsat") Power Chan as So Sai-man ("Bucktooth" So) Jeff Wolfe as Billy Joe Sayah as Mexican bandit Richard Ng as Uncle Han Lau Kar-wing as Lion Dance Drummer T. J. Storm as Rival Tribe Indian Brave Mars (extra) (uncredited) Patrick Lung as Uncle Lung Deborah Kay Hooker "Mum" Ron Ring Ryon Marshall Freddy Joe Chrysta Bell as Sarah William Fung as Immigrant worker Johnny Koo as Immigrant worker Jerry Wu as Opium Den worker Alan Chanas Wong Choh-wa Fan Chin-hung Choi Kwok-keung Jason De Hoyos as Fierce Eagle Daniel Lujan as Flying Eagle Roberto Lopez as Mexican (Gang of seven ) Production The film was shot at the Alamo Village, the film set originally created for John Wayne's The Alamo and other locations in South Texas. Lau Kar-wing served as the film's assistant and second unit director. Awards and nominations Box office Jet Li's return to the series - and, in all likelihood, the final installment of the franchise - opened on the weekend of Chinese New Year, and faced stiff competition from director Hung's own film, Mr. Nice Guy. Still, it grossed HK$30,268,415 at the Hong Kong box office. Mandarin version A sync-sound Mandarin soundtrack features a number of the Chinese actors speaking their own language (including Jet Li, Patrick Lung - Richard Ng speaks Cantonese however), whilst others are dubbed. References External links HKMDB HK Cinemagic 1997 films 1997 martial arts films 1990s biographical films 1997 Western (genre) films Hong Kong biographical films Hong Kong martial arts films Hong Kong sequel films 1990s Cantonese-language films China Star Entertainment Group films Films shot in California Films shot in Texas Kung fu films Once Upon a Time in China (film series) Films directed by Sammo Hung 1990s Hong Kong films