Hua xin da shao

1983
1h 39min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueYan Quan Sheng aka Romantic Sheng (played by Fu Sheng), is a rich playboy who lives a carefree and fun life with the ladies, until his mother decides that he should look for a wife. He court... Tout lireYan Quan Sheng aka Romantic Sheng (played by Fu Sheng), is a rich playboy who lives a carefree and fun life with the ladies, until his mother decides that he should look for a wife. He courts a actress and a rich heiress, but has competition from Lothario, Valentine and a TV acto... Tout lireYan Quan Sheng aka Romantic Sheng (played by Fu Sheng), is a rich playboy who lives a carefree and fun life with the ladies, until his mother decides that he should look for a wife. He courts a actress and a rich heiress, but has competition from Lothario, Valentine and a TV actor. Along the way, Romantic Sheng must choose between remaining a playboy or settling down ... Tout lire

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Sheng Fu

Yan Quan-sheng

Yin Tse

Valentine

Pak-Cheung Chan

Lolanto

Cherie Chung

Ah-Mei

Leanne Lau

Rachel Yu-lai-jun
(as Hsueh-Hua Liu)

Tien-Lang Li

Mo Gu-gu

Winnie Chien

Triad Boss' daughter
(as Chien Hui-yi)

Eric Bergman

Elain's Dance Partner

Lap Ban Chan

Rachel's Mother

Fatty
(as Kam Chiang)

Mo Yan-sang
(as Kien Shih)

Hsing-Chao Lai

Bodyguard

Réalisation
- Jing Wong
Scénario
- Jing Wong
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Hong Kong Playboys(Hua xin da shao)was the one of the last completed films of Fu Sheng. On 7 July 1983, less than one month after it's release, Fu Sheng died from injures sustained in car accident. He was only 28.

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Hong Kong Playboys is a film that is colorful and iconic. The late great Fu Sheng shines very bright in his only comedic role. He was headed for greatness.

Hong Kong Playboys is a zany, wacky, colorful and hilarious film from the Shaw Brothers Studio. Visually, the film has a great deal of iconic value.Filmed in 1983, it shows the colorfulness of the early 1980's. The flashiness of film shows with its fancy cars such as the Lamborghini Countach, electronics and clothing styles of the era. Fu Sheng really shined bright in his only non Kung-Fu comedic role as Yan Quan Sheng('Romantic Sheng'), the spoiled, idle, yet fun loving son of a wealthy Hong Kong socialite who flashes his riches and woos the ladies. His character's mixture of arrogant charisma and 'little boy' innocence is superbly balanced.

The supporting cast: Patrick Tse, Cherie Chung, Nat Chan, Shih Kien and Winnie Chin Wai-Yee all brought great and amazing energy. After cementing his status as a Kung-Fu film legend, Fu Sheng proved that he did have the talent to be a major star in the comedy genre as the film proved to be a big box-office success.

Fu Sheng was eager to branch out into other mainstream genres and prove that he was a genuine superstar of the local film industry in Hong Kong. Fu Sheng's death in a car accident on July 7, 1983 shortly after the film's release left his potential unfilled. Fu Sheng's performance truly showed that he was heading towards legendary greatness in the Hong Kong film industry and beyond.

Hong Kong Playboys is a must-see film and I recommend it to fans of Shaw Brothers films and fans of the late great Fu Sheng.