Crazy Romance
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| Crazy Romance | |
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 Film poster | |
| Traditional Chinese | 求愛反斗星 |
| Simplified Chinese | 求爱反斗星 |
| Hanyu Pinyin | Qiú Ài Fǎn Dǒu Xīng |
| Jyutping | Kau4 Ngoi3 Faan2 Dau2 Sing1 |
| Directed by | Tommy Leung |
| Screenplay by | Wing-Scope Screenwriter Team |
| Produced by | Alan Tang |
| Starring | Natalis Chan Sylvia Chang Leslie Cheung |
| Cinematography | Yuen Bing-tong |
| Edited by | Mak Chi-tat |
| Music by | Sherman Chow |
Production company | The Wing-Scope Co. |
| Distributed by | Golden Harvest |
Release date |
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Running time | 89 minutes |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Language | Cantonese |
| Box office | HK$3,735,388 |
Crazy Romance (求愛反斗星) is a 1985 Hong Kong romantic comedy film directed by Tommy Leung and starring Natalis Chan, Sylvia Chang and Leslie Cheung.[1]
Cast
[edit]- Natalis Chan as Hung Ka-po
- Sylvia Chang as Cheung Ka-ka
- Leslie Cheung as Leslie Cheung
- Siu Kwok-wah as Mak Chiu
- David Wu as Hui Koon-yan
- Charlie Cho as Prison Officer Lau
- Fung King-man as Killer Wahle
- Hoi Sang Lee as Prison guard in van
- Michelle Sze-ma as Ka-po's fake girlfriend
- Tam Chuen-hing as Officer Tam
- Ng Ha-ping as Monica
- Alan Chan as Piggy
- Lee Ka-ting as Ting
- Benz Kong as Gay pedestrian
- Wong Ying-kit as Gay pedestrian
- Shing Fui-On as Angry car driver
- Ha Miu-yin as Leslie's new interest in pub
- Shun Wai as Driving test
- Tommy Leung as Learner driver
- Chan Chuen as Traffic cop
- Ng Man-tat as Inspector at airport
- Yue Tau-wan as Man eyeing Ka-ka's wallet on the street
- Siao San-yan as Fortune teller
- Wong Nga-man as One of Leslie's girlfriend
- Chiu Jun-chiu as Biker challenging Ka-po
- Garry Chan as Piggy's thug
- Lee Yeung-to as Policeman chasing Ka-po in alley
- Fok Ka-lai as Policeman chasing Ka-po in alley
- Cheung Kwok-wah as Prisoner
- Lam foo-wai as Prisoner
- Fei Pak as Prison officer
- Alric Ma as Policeman
References
[edit]- ^ "Crazy Romance". Hkcinemagic.com.
External links
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