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17 December 1992 (Hong Kong)
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(in credits order) | Sandra Ng Kwan Yue | ... | Amy |
| Moon Lee | ... | Madam Lee |
| Cynthia Khan | ... | Madam Yang |
| Sheila Chan | ... | Lou |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Shiu-Hei Au | ||
| Chuen-Yee Cha | ||
| Joanna Chan | ||
| Lung Chan | ... | Fat Thug |
| Siu Wah Chan | ||
| Pak Lam Cheng | ||
| Nick Cheung | ||
| Rico Chung | ||
| Lung Fei | ||
| Paul Fonoroff | ... | Commander |
| Petrina Ho | ||
| Kara Hui | ... | May |
| Patrick Keung | ||
| Billy Lau | ... | Lou Nan-Pin |
| Tsang Ming-Fai | ||
| James Tien | ... | Big Brother |
| Jing-yi Tsao | ||
| Wan-Yee Tse | ||
| Jack Wong Wai Leung | ||
| Fung Woo | ... | Hu |
| San Yip | ||
| Wing-Cho Yip | ... | Commissioner |
Directed by | |||
| Wellson Chin | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| Abe Kwong | ||
| Lawrence Lau | ||
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| Wellson Chin | .... | producer | |
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| Ming Yang Chen | .... | dubbing editor: mandarin | |
| Tsai Chi | .... | dubbing editor: mandarin | |
| Siu-Lung Ching | .... | sound effects editor | |
| Chung Keung Lee | .... | dubbing editor: cantonese | |
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| Alan Chui Chung San | .... | stunt coordinator | |
| Jing-yi Tsao | .... | assistant stunt coordinator | |
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| Man Ki Kwok | .... | script supervisor | |
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"The Inspector Wears Skirts IV" - Hong Kong (English title)
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93 min
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The fourth and final chapter of the "Inspector Wears Skirts" series has a pretty desperate "plot" and lots of over-the-top silliness (Cynthia Khan has jet-powered boots! Kids swallow mini-bombs and then take laxatives!) that most certainly will not be to everyone's taste, but at the same time it has a few very good action sequences with some of the best action women of Hong Kong. Cynthia Khan has a secondary part, but her fight scenes are simply brilliant; Moon Lee is cute, timid and playful for the most part, but then she suddenly does such things as sticking a gun into a guy's mouth and she switches to dangerously sexy; Kara Hui takes one huge fall at the start and becomes slightly crazy, but she does get the chance to demonstrate some old-school (shaolin?) kung fu techniques and to handle a variety of weapons, and her execution is as good as you'll see by almost any man; and Sandra Ng provides the comic relief (as usual). The main villain is an AWESOME fighter, and it takes the double team effort of Cynthia and Moon to bring him down at the end. The film can be tough-going at times, but the action set-pieces are definitely worth it; use the fast forward button if you must. (**1/2)