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Writer:
Louis Cha (novel)
Release Date:
1984 (Hong Kong)
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It is the early years of the Manchu (Qing) empire and the new Emperor (Andy Lau) needs all the help he can get from Tony Leung...
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Tony Leung like you've never seen him
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Cast
(Series Credited cast)| Ga Yee Chan | ... | Gaonan | |
| Yau Hau Chan | ... | Hung On-tong | |
| Ying Choi Cheung | ... | Monk Jing-kuen | |
| Sau Laan Chow | ... | Seung Yee | |
| Wong Chun | ... | Mao Sup-bak | |
| Tiet Wo Chu | ... | Lee Ji-shing | |
| Shiu Hung Hui | ... | Dor-nong | |
| Doi-yum King | ... | Princess Kinning | |
| Miu-si Ko | ... | Concubine Dong-ngor | |
| Ai Kong | ... | Fone Jaijong | |
| Hoi-Shan Kwan | ... | Oh Bai | |
| Lai-Kit Kwan | ... | Lau Yut-chow | |
| Tin Lam | ... | Duke Hong | |
| Andy Lau | ... | Emperor Honhei | |
| Carina Lau | ... | Fong Yi | |
| Ching Wan Lau | |||
| Kong Lau | ... | Emperor Seun-ji | |
| Siu-Ming Lau | ... | Eunuch Hoi Daifu | |
| Tan Lau | ... | Ng Saam-gwai | |
| Tony Leung Chiu Wai | ... | Wai Siu-bo | |
| Yau-wai Lui | ... | Dowager | |
| Teresa Mo | ... | Mook Kim-ping | |
| Francis Ng | |||
| Sandra Ng Kwan Yue | ... | Tseng Yau | |
| Yan Pak | ... | Wai Cheun-faa | |
| Tin-Ngoh Seung | ... | Ah Ngor | |
| Hang Shuen So | ... | To Hung-ying | |
| Chi Wai Tai | ... | Cheng Hak-song | |
| Kenneth Tsang | ... | Chan Ken-nam | |
| Hoi Yan Wong | ... | So Chuan | |
| Man-Wai Wong | ... | Mo Dong-chu | |
| Tse Lin Yang | ... | Ng Luk-kei (as Chak Lam Yeung) | |
| Ming Yu | ... | Lok Go-hin |
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The Duke of Mount Deer (Hong Kong: English title)
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Hong Kong:42 min (40 Episodes)
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Version of Lu ding ji (1992)
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For those only familiar with his more well-known recent roles (Hero, Infernal Affairs, Hard Boiles) you'll be in for a shocker. Tony Leung the serious actor plays a silly, immature, selfish, and spoiled brat who happens to be a bit of a hound with the ladies.
It's HK-style humour at it's best and Tony is excellent in the role. Andy plays his friend and with a secret.
The story is often silly but fast paced putting Wai Siu-Bow (Tony) in situations where he's got to outwit his enemies. This is a story by Louis Cha (Gum Yung) and unlike his other kung-fu dramas, the main character needs to rely on his wits, not his fighting prowess to defeat the bad guys.
This is the one that got Tony famous.