Do san 3: Siu nin do san

1996
1h 50min

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Leon Lai in Do san 3: Siu nin do san (1996)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaFollowing Ko Chun's earlier years as he battles for the position he was destined for: The God of Gamblers.Following Ko Chun's earlier years as he battles for the position he was destined for: The God of Gamblers.Following Ko Chun's earlier years as he battles for the position he was destined for: The God of Gamblers.

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Leon Lai

Ko Chun

Anita Yuen

Seven

Jordan Chan

Lone Ng

Gigi Leung

Kent Hing
(as Wing Kei Leung)

Francis Ng

Ko Ngo

King-Fai Chung

Kent
(as King Fai Chung)

Tat-Ming Cheung

So
(as Tat Ming Cheung)

Elvis Tsui

Tai-Chin
(as Jin Jiang Xu)

Man-Ho Chan

Moses Chan

Soto

Yue Dung Cheung

Young Ko Chun

Collin Chou

Wolf

Wai-Kai Law

Do-Yu Lee

M.C.

Chung Leung

Uncle Wai

Richard Newby

Bodyguard
(as Ricardo Alexander)

Frankie Chi-Hung Ng

Mo Kau

Tin-Bo Tam

Mahjong player

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Curiosidades
The playing cards used in this movie are Bicycle Playing Cards manufactured by the USPC. This is the first time in a Hong Kong movie that Bicycle Playing Cards received a lot of screen time. Usually, Bee Playing Cards are used and Bicycle is only used for a few minor sequences.

Pifias
Obviously a stunt double is used for Anita Yuen's character falling over the balcony.

Citas
[first lines]
Title Card: In 1986, when Ko Chun hadn't obtained the crown of the God of Gamblers yet, he had to face the most life-risking and hazardous challenge of his life.

Conexiones
Follows Do san (1989)

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Don't relate this to the original God of Gamblers

God of Gamblers series (Stephen Chow not included) are always fascinating, but this prequel? I must admit the idea, tricks, strategy used by the characters here constitute good plot but the characters couldn't portray the original ones. Jordan Chan is certainly no Siang Hua Chiang. The character Lung Wu should not be in this film because he never met Koo Chun until he was recommended by the Japanese boss in GOG 1. Leon Lai doesn't have Chow Yun Fat's charm and the idea of why Koo Chun applies wet-and-set hairstyle is ridiculous. Anita Yuen doesn't have any similar face pattern to Cheung Min. However, as long as you don't know GOG, this is quite entertaining.