Shanghai Affairs (1998)
San Tong San daai hing (original title)Reference View | Change View
- Not Rated
- 1h 30min
- Action, Drama
- 03 Jul 1998 (Hong Kong)
- Movie
A Shanghai doctor named Tangsan, is trying to help the town's poor people. Meanwhile, he has the murderous Axe Gang to deal with as well as his feelings for the gang leader's sister.
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Cast
| Donnie Yen | ... |
Tong Shan
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| Athena Chu | ... |
Yue Shen
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| Rongguang Yu | ... |
Yue Lo-Chi
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| Ruco Chan | ... |
Bond Lao
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Yee Shek Yan | ... |
Lung
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Man Choh-Han |
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Cheng Hung | ... |
Yue Shen's friend
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| Wai-Cheung Mak | ... |
Axe Gang member
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Tam Man-Ying |
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Lee Qui |
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Cheung-Ban Shing |
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| Kenji Tanigaki | ... |
Axe Gang member
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Lam Yiu-San |
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Directed by
| Donnie Yen | ||
Produced by
| Choi-Yin Chan | ... | producer (as Rainy Chan Choi Yin) |
| Chih-ming Huang | ... | executive producer |
| Chun-Fai Lau | ... | producer |
| Po-Hang Tu | ... | co-producer (as Bohang Du) |
| Lee Wa | ... | associate producer |
Music by
| Yiu-Sun Cheung | ||
Cinematography by
| Stephen Tak-Yip Poon | ||
Editing by
| Kam Wah Ng | ||
Art Direction by
| Chien-Ming Lu | ... | (as David Lo) |
Costume Design by
| Wong Fon-Woon | ||
Makeup Department
| Kin On Shiu | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Shing-Mo Cheng | ... | production manager (as Shing Miu Jeng) |
| So-Fong Lam | ... | assistant production manager |
| Kin-Ping Lee | ... | production manager |
| Gam-Kwan Mak | ... | assistant production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Shun-Chuen Law | ... | associate director |
Art Department
| Hoi Chu | ... | props |
| Kwok-Chi Yip | ... | property master (as Yip Kwok Ji) |
Sound Department
| Ming-Feng Chen | ... | dubbing editor: mandarin |
| Ging-Kai Siu | ... | dubbing editor: cantonese |
| Chow Fok Wing | ... | sound effects |
Stunts
| Wai-Cheung Mak | ... | stunts |
| Kenji Tanigaki | ... | action choreographer |
| Donnie Yen | ... | action director |
| Kenji Tanigaki | ... | stunt double: Woody Chan (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Hin-Lei Cheung | ... | still photographer |
| Sin-Shing Cheung | ... | still photographer |
| Lap-Fung Lam | ... | gaffer |
| Man-Shing Lee | ... | second assistant camera |
| Siu-Leung Lee | ... | lighting technician (as Siu-Keung Lee) / second gaffer |
| Baf Sjamsuddin | ... | assistant camera (as Wu Ya Fei) |
| Si-Kwong Woo | ... | camera operator / lighting technician |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Fong-Yun Wong | ... | costumer |
Music Department
| Bo-Yin Cheung | ... | lyrics |
| Siu-Wing Wai | ... | lyrics |
| Keith Yip | ... | composer: theme music |
Script and Continuity Department
| Hung Pan | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Chih-ming Huang | ... | presenter |
| Chun-Fai Lau | ... | presenter |
| Wah Lee | ... | planner |
| Yuet-Fong Lee | ... | tea lady |
| Kin-Wah Wong | ... | production assistant |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Kam & Ronson Enterprise Co (2009) (Hong Kong) (DVD)
- Universe Laser & Video Co. Ltd. (1998) (World-wide) (DVD)
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Storyline
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Tangsan is a doctor living in the poverty stricken area of Shanghai. All the poor people come to him for help because of his kindness. But soon, the Axe Gang enters the picture, and they're ploting to destroy the town so they can build their own casino. Tangsan naturally gets involved, and starts an ongoing rivalry with the gang. But the gang leader's sister meets Tangsan one day, and they begin to have feelings for one another which complicates matters even more.
Written by Andrew Hernandez |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The film's Chinese title, "San Tong Saan Daai Hing" / "Xin Tang Shan Da Xiong" is a play on the Chinese title of the Bruce Lee film, The Big Boss ("Tong Saan Daai Hing"/"Tang Shan Da Xiong"). While the literal translation for this film would be "The New Big Brother From Tongsaan/Tangshan", this doesn't quite make sense as Donnie Yen's character (who is from Shanghai) is named "Tong Saan" rather than being from the province in northeast Hebei of the same name. Ironically, Yen's earlier directorial effort, Legend of the Wolf, was known in some international territories as "The New Big Boss" and even "Big Boss '97" in Japan. See more » |