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The gripping television series "Warrior" is set in Chinatown in San Francisco in the 1800s and follows the journey of a gifted martial artist as he looks for his sister amid rivalries, politics, and ethnic tensions.
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The gripping television series "Warrior" is set in Chinatown in San Francisco in the 1800s and follows the journey of a gifted martial artist as he looks for his sister amid rivalries, politics, and ethnic tensions.
"Warrior" is an action-packed series immersing viewers in 1800s San Francisco's brutal martial arts world. Created by Jonathan Tropper and inspired by Bruce Lee, it seamlessly blends intense fights, character development, and a captivating plot. The story follows Andrew Koji as Ah Sahm, a skilled martial artist searching for his sister in Chinatown. As he enters the city's organized crime scene, he confronts rivalries, political tensions, and racial prejudices. What distinguishes "Warrior" is its authentic portrayal of the challenges faced by Chinese immigrants in a hostile environment. It interweaves themes of identity, loyalty, and justice. The breathtaking fight choreography showcases diverse martial arts styles. The talented ensemble cast, including Olivia Cheng and Jason Tobin, delivers exceptional performances, enhancing the viewing experience.Beyond the martial arts appeal, "Warrior" explores social and political issues, offering insightful commentary on race, immigration, and power dynamics. Overall, "Warrior" is a must-watch for martial arts and historical drama enthusiasts. Its dynamic action, compelling characters, and multi-layered storytelling captivate audiences from start to finish.
BMI Cable Award | 2021 | H. Scott Salinas
Best Actor in an Action Series Limited Series or MadeforTV Movie | 2024 | Andrew Koji
Best Actor in an Action Series | 2021 | Andrew Koji
Best Guest Starring Young Actress Television Series | 2020 | Nicole Law
Outstanding Stunt Coordination For Drama Programming | 2024 | Johnny Yang
Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Photoreal Episode | 2021 | Jonathan Alenskas
Ah Sahm is the only member of his Tong to have a beard (obviously making him stand out from his peers even more).
This series is based on an original series concept co-developed by Bruce Lee for a proposed TV series that ultimately was modified into Kung Fu (1972).
Andrew Koji had to learn all his Chinese dialogue phonetically.
On 15 April 2021, it was announced that the series has been renewed for a third series and will move to HBO Max, as Cinemax has ceased to produce original content.
Lee, O'harra, Bolo and Mei Ling were named after the characters in Enter the Dragon (1973). In the film, Bruce Lee and Bolo Yeung use their real name as "Lee" and "Bolo", respectively.
