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FOUR RIDERS (1972) is an odd Shaw Bros. kung fu film set in Seoul in July 1953, just after the end of the Korean War. 
Director Chang Cheh teams up David Chiang, Ti Lung, and Chen Kuan Tai--who would appear together as the three "Blood Brothers" in Chang's 1973 
film of that name--with Wang Chung (POLICE FORCE) to make up a quartet of Chinese soldiers
 who were fighting on the South Korean side and are now at loose ends in Seoul. 
When one (Ti) is framed by a drug gang for the murder of an American G.I., all four hide out from both Korean MPs and the drug gang, 
which is led by an English-speaking westerner named Boss Hawkes (played by Andre Marquis) and his second-in-command played by Japanese actor Yasuaki Kurata, 
who appeared in many Shaw Bros. and other Hong Kong films.