Goo wak chai: Yan joi gong woo

1996
1h 37m

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Jordan Chan, Ekin Cheng, and Jerry Lamb in Goo wak chai: Yan joi gong woo (1996)

Nam ouvre un bar à Wanchai et poursuit son ascension dans le gang Hung Hing de Hong Kong.Nam ouvre un bar à Wanchai et poursuit son ascension dans le gang Hung Hing de Hong Kong.Nam ouvre un bar à Wanchai et poursuit son ascension dans le gang Hung Hing de Hong Kong.

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2,1 k

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Rôles principaux29

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Ekin Cheng

Chan Ho Nam
(as Mr. Cheng Yee Kin)

Jordan Chan

Chicken Chiu
(as Mr. Jordan Chan)

Gigi Lai

Smartie
(as Ms. Gigi Lai)
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Francis Ng

Ugly Kwan
(as Mr. Ng Chun Yung)

Frankie Chi-Hung Ng

Uncle Bee
(as Mr. Ng Chi Hung)

Simon Yam

Chiang Tin-Sung (Guest star)
(as Mr. Yam Tat Wah)

Michael Tse

Dai Tin-Yee
(as Mr. Michael Tse)

Jason Chu

Chou-Pan
(as Mr. Jason Chu)

Jerry Lamb

Pou-Pan
(as Mr. Jerry Lamb)

Suki Chan

Ho Yan
(as Miss Suki Chan)

Joe Cheng

Ba-Bai

Yuk Wah Cheung

King-Man Chik

(Guest star)

Siu-Lung Ching

Hung Hing Triad Senior
(as Ching Siu-Lung)

Raven Choi

Shu-Kei Chow

Fai Hong
(as Kent Chow)

Shing Fui-On

Brother Saur (Guest star)
(as Fui-On Shing)

Ping Ha

Mrs. Lee

Histoire

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Anecdotes
Jordan Chan revealed in a TV interview that filming took 7 days. There was no lighting equipment, Wai Keung Lau carried a camera behind them and did all the filming himself.

Citations
Smartie: [Stammering] 30 30 30 thousand, have you brought it to pay for the car.
Pou-Pan: [Mocking her stammer] So, 30 30 30 thousand, that's 90 thousand.

Connexions
Followed by Goo wak chai 2: Maang lung gwoh gong (1996)

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7/10

Excellent, if your into that stuff.

First of all a previous user who commented on this movie has a very bad taste in movies. I think this film is an excellent portrayal of Chinese Gangster life. It shows in depth the struggles of Asian mobsters in Hong Kong and how things are dealt with Asian style. The so called fuzzy scenes are typical of Chinese movies. So, in my opinon if your interested in the on goings of Asian Gang Warfare in Hong Kong this is an excellent film. If you're looking for a movie with an actual plot and meaning to it, go watch the Red Violin or something.