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28 January 1989 (Hong Kong)
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A somewhat inferior sequel
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Cast
 | Anthony Carpio | ... | Feng (as Si-Fung Go) |
| Joanna Chan | ||
| Sai-Tang Chan | ||
| Tat-kwong Chan | ... | Burly |
| Wah Cheung | ... | Hua |
 | Jeffrey Falcon | ||
| Bruce Fontaine | ... | Gangster |
| Shui-Fan Fung | ||
| Sibelle Hu | ||
| Kara Hui | ||
| Ricky Hui | ... | Cook |
| Regina Kent | ||
| John Ladalski | ... | Gangster |
| Rocky Lai | ... | Terrorist |
| Sing Kwong Lai | ||
| Billy Lau | ||
| Pei-ling Lee | ||
| Anglie Leung | ||
| May Lo Mei-Mei | ||
| Ken Lo | ||
| Mars | ||
| Daniel Mintz | ||
| Sandra Ng Kwan Yue | ||
| Yun-Hui Tai | ... | Banshee member |
| Bill Tung | ||
 | Melvin Wong | ||
| Amy Yip |
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| Wellson Chin | |||
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| Abe Kwong | co-writer | |
| Man-choi Lee | writer | |
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| Jackie Chan | .... | producer | |
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| Lim Chan | .... | production manager | |
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| Sylvia Liu | .... | second assistant director | |
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| Ling-Chi Chiu | .... | dialogue editor | |
| Kam-Cheung Chow | .... | music editor | |
| Han Hsieh | .... | dialogue editor | |
| Kuo-hua Wu | .... | sound effects editor | |
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| Rocky Lai | .... | stunts | |
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- 108 Sound Studio sound post-production
- Cine Art Laboratory film development
- Golden Harvest Recording Studios sound recording
- Jackie Chan Stunt Team stunts
- Showreel Film Facilities sound post-production
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"The Inspector Wears Skirts II" - Hong Kong (English title)
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96 min
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Much of "The Inspector Wears Skirts II" feels like a retread of the first film, except that it's not as funny or as fresh: girlfights, harsh training, Stanley Fung trying to woo Sibelle Hu, Sandra Ng not finding a guy to woo her and constantly getting into trouble, a boys vs. girls martial arts tournament, etc. The action climax (in the last 10 minutes) does offer some spectacular fighting and stunts, but for most viewers it will probably be a case of "too little, too late". The absence of Ellen Chan is also unfortunate, but at least we have among the newcomers the busty Amy Yip, and a short-haired actress (sorry, I don't know her name, but she plays Joey) who pulls off a couple of impressive moves at the tournament. Anyway, it's not a painful film by any means, but you must be prepared for about 90% comedy - 10% action (while the original was about 70% - 30%) (**)