Anthony Chan
Let's Make Laugh
Heralded as the funniest Hong Kong comedy of the early 1980s, this was also the Shaw Brothers’ most popular film of 1983 and a multiple award-winner. It was also the first film for the remarkably gifted and versatile director/writer Alfred Cheung Kin-ting.
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Behind the Yellow Line
On the first day to report for his duty, college graduate Paul (Leslie Cheung) strikes up an acquaintance with a pretty, young girl Monica (Maggie Cheung Man-yuk) at the metro, but is teased by a rich girl Anita (Anita Mui Yim-fong), who admires him. Anita tries by every possible means to win Pauls favor even by bribing his parents-but without success, as Paul has fallen in love with Monica. Meanwhile, Monica has not only been entangled in a love affair with a married man Ben (Tang Chen-tsung), who offers to marry her by divorcing his wife, but is courted by her new colleague Wu Wei (Chan Friend). Finally, Monica decides to forsake all her lovers, but when Paul vows his true love for her, she offers to play hide-and-seek with him at the metro to decide their future.
Apple TVBehind the Yellow Line
On the first day to report for his duty, college graduate Paul (Leslie Cheung) strikes up an acquaintance with a pretty, young girl Monica (Maggie Cheung Man-yuk) at the metro, but is teased by a rich girl Anita (Anita Mui Yim-fong), who admires him. Anita tries by every possible means to win Pauls favor even by bribing his parents-but without success, as Paul has fallen in love with Monica. Meanwhile, Monica has not only been entangled in a love affair with a married man Ben (Tang Chen-tsung), who offers to marry her by divorcing his wife, but is courted by her new colleague Wu Wei (Chan Friend). Finally, Monica decides to forsake all her lovers, but when Paul vows his true love for her, she offers to play hide-and-seek with him at the metro to decide their future.
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