
Kiss of the Dragon
A top Chinese police officer in Paris must bring down a powerful drug lord while evading a corrupt French cop who frames him for murder, forcing him to fight for his freedom and prove his innocence.
“Kiss Fear Goodbye”
Synopsis
Liu Jian, a top Chinese police officer, travels to Paris to arrest a Chinese drug lord. When Jian is betrayed by a French officer and falsely accused of murder, he goes into hiding and seeks new allies.
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A crew of 70+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Marco CaveShot by Thierry ArbogastScored by Craig ArmstrongDesigned by Jacques Bufnoir
Box Office
2001 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.6× its budget
Why 2.5×?
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Worldwide gross
$64.4M
US & Canada: $36.8M — 57% of worldwide · International: $27.6M (43%)
Opening weekend: $13.3M — 36% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $18.1M — 49% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,025 theaters
Also known as
- Le Baiser du Dragonen
- Le Baiser mortel du Dragonen
- El beso del dragónes
- Le Baiser mortel du dragonfr
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Cast & Crew
70 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
45Vincent Glo
as Pluto
Vincent Wong
as Minister Tang
Kentaro
as Chen
Stephane Jacquot
as Richard's Right Hand Man
Stefan Nelet
as Tang's Assistant
Peter Sakon Lee
as Tang's Assistant
Isabelle Duhauvelle
as Isabel
Yannick Derrien
as Bodysearch Boss
Francesca Disca
as Red Hair Hooker
Taira
as Fat Hooker
David Gabison
as French Minister
Bertrand Waintrop
as Customs Official
Alain Zef
as Video Technician
Nicolas Herault
as Video Technician
Jean Marc Huber
as Fat Thug
Franck Tiozzo
as Thug
John Maczko
as Thug
Claude Brecourt
as Concierge
Jean Georges Vongerichten
as Barman
Francois Nguyen
as Chinese Bodyguard
Jocelyne Isaac
as Subway Agent
Raymond Khamvene
as Fat Chinese Chef Wong
Urfe Koupaki
as Taxi Driver (rasta)
Gregory Galin
as Hotel Clerk
Alexander Koumpan
as Driver Place de la Concorde
Daniel Milgram
as Taxi Driver
Bernard Flavien
as Coroner
Eric Averlant
as Coroner
Marc Ligaudan
as Assistant Coroner
Frederic Moulin
as Cop (Sentry Box)
Alain De Catuelan
as Cop (Station)
Ludovic Berthillot
as Cop (Lift)
Guillaume Lamant Deboudt
as Newspaper Man
Lina Chen
as Hooker
Barbara Bernard
as Hooker
Pat Tourne
as Hooker
Crystalle Seeram
as Hooker
Karen Drotard
as Hooker
Sabine Ben Rhadi
as Hooker
Saadi Spera
as Hooker
Stephanie Martin
as Hooker
Stephanie Durand
as Hooker
Carmelle Edma
as Hooker
Schana Reaux
as Hooker
Affif Ben Badra
as Lupo's Henchman (uncredited)
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