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Title: All's Well, Ends Well 2009 (2009)
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Cast
| Credited cast: | |||
| Raymond Pak-Ming Wong | ... | L (as Raymond Wong) | |
| Sandra Kwan Yue Ng | ... | Chu Yu (as Sandra Ng) | |
| Louis Koo | ... | Dick Cho | |
| Miki Shen | ... | Mandy | |
| Ronald Cheng | ... | Bo Yu | |
| Chen Yao | ... | Bucktooth Jane | |
| Tao Guo | ... | Company CEO | |
| Heung Kam Lee | ... | Mrs. Yu | |
| Chun Chau Ha | ... | Mr. Yu | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Bo Yuen Chan | ... | Man at the Beach (as Ricky Chan) |
| Conroy Chi-Chung Chan | ... | Director (as Conroy Chan) | |
| Danny Kwok-Kwan Chan | ... | Open Your Heart Member (as Danny Chan) | |
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Kung Chan | ... | Chef |
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Peter Chi-Keung Chan | ... | Head Chef (as Chi Keung Chan) |
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Po Chun Chan | ... | Driving Instructor |
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Yu Zhu(Yu boa's sister) has a strong personality and a successful career, and has a number of best-selling books on the issue of singles. The fact that Yu Thu has unmarried bothers her brother a lot, because according to the very efficacious home training, Yu boa cannot determine his life event before his sister is married. Introduced by the company's aunt who has experienced the feeling of love with the help of "Spinning Around " Company, Yu boa asked the love therapist Cao Dike to help his sister open her closed heart lock. Cao Dike managed to get close to the Yu Thu and put her in a whirl of love. However, on Cao Dick and Yu Bao's trip to Qiandao Lake, the two men met with the bold and enthusiastic bucktooth Jane and the tender and lovely Xiao min , and both fell in love. At the same time, Yu Thu went to Hangzhou to visit Cao Dick and found out the truth accompanied by the private detective Ke Nan. But luckily, everyone eventually found their love.
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CantoneseRelease Date:
22 January 2009 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
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HKD4,000,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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The original film with this title, made in the 80's with Maggie Cheung and Ms. Ng, was a frenetic, shrill mess. This one is frenetic, shrill at times, but its not a mess. Actually, this film reminds me of many Hong Kong comedies of the 80's, with improbable but interesting forays into parts unknown, with characters that seem pathetic (one is "Bucktooth Jane", who by the end you love) and with histrionic drama and action. There is much slapstick also. The story itself is simple: Sandra plays a magazine editor who is single and, by a family tradition, if she does not marry, neither can her sibling, Kei (Ronald Cheng). Kei enlists Dick, a good looking love therapist to get Sandra to fall in love and get married. She falls for him, of course, and the madness ensues. Please don't take this film too seriously. Sandra does her trademark mugging for the camera (a trademark of hers, it is endearing) and a few pratfalls, and you just have to love her. Raymond Wong (now I know its an 80's throwback!)shows up along the way, and its great to see him with Sandra. If you liked Hong Kong comedies in the recent past, this one is fun. I've seen good and bad ones (some great, even), and this is a good, fun film. I recommend it.