Gong striker

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A gong striker was employed at Club Obi Wan in Shanghai in 1935. He was present at Willie Scott's rendition of Anything Goes.

Behind the scenes

According to the article "50 Fascinating 'Facts' About Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" in Indiana Jones: The Official Magazine 3, Pat Roach played the role of the gong striker, as well as the Thuggee assassin in Pankot Palace. However, The Complete Making of Indiana Jones identifies the gong striker as having been played by stuntman Bill Reed (who is listed in the film's credits), and the Thuggee assassin has been held identified in online discussion as wrestler Don Stansauk, aka Hard Boiled Haggarty, though this has not been confirmed.

Appearances

• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom