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The Owl vs Dumbo
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Date Released: 12/1984
Language: Cantonese Production Company: D & B Films Producer: Dickson Poon Director: Sammo Hung Cinematographer: Arthur Wong Screenplay: Chong Chok Cho Action Choreographer: Yuen Wah Category: Action/Comedy Country: Hong Kong Academy Award: Hong Kong Film Award 1986: best original film song (performed by George Lam, nominated) |
Cast: (in credit order)
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The Film:
Owl (George Lam) and Dumbo (Sammo Hung), who once dealt in dirty money, are forced by a mysterious person to work 'voluntarily' at the Youth Probation Center to help teenage ex-convicts. They want to find out who this person is as well as try to win those kids' trust at the center. All the while, they are sought by some criminals. It's an action comedy.
Michelle has a non-action role in the movie. She is Miss Yeung, a very young, inexperienced teacher at the center. Although she is full of good intentions and tries her best, she doesn't know how to handle those worldly, troubled teenagers. She cries when they give her hard time in class. She's easily moved by simple greetings from them too.
This is Michelle's very first movie. She is pretty, sweet, and really cute. She looks so naive and soft. It's hard to imagine that just a year later, with Yes! Madam, this same girl would shock her audience with a totally transformed image -- that of a tough, fearless Michelle, a true fighter with the power to tear up the entire screen.
Owl (George Lam) and Dumbo (Sammo Hung), who once dealt in dirty money, are forced by a mysterious person to work 'voluntarily' at the Youth Probation Center to help teenage ex-convicts. They want to find out who this person is as well as try to win those kids' trust at the center. All the while, they are sought by some criminals. It's an action comedy.
Michelle has a non-action role in the movie. She is Miss Yeung, a very young, inexperienced teacher at the center. Although she is full of good intentions and tries her best, she doesn't know how to handle those worldly, troubled teenagers. She cries when they give her hard time in class. She's easily moved by simple greetings from them too.
This is Michelle's very first movie. She is pretty, sweet, and really cute. She looks so naive and soft. It's hard to imagine that just a year later, with Yes! Madam, this same girl would shock her audience with a totally transformed image -- that of a tough, fearless Michelle, a true fighter with the power to tear up the entire screen.
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