Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Ekin Cheng | ... | Chan Ho-Nam (as Cheng Yee Kin) | |
Jordan Chan | ... | Chicken Chiu (as Chan Siu Chun) | |
Gigi Lai | ... | Smartie / Stammer (as Lai Chi) | |
Karen Mok | ... | Shuk-Fan | |
Jerry Lamb | ... | Pou-Pan | |
Michael Tse | ... | Dai Tin-Yee | |
Jason Chu | ... | Banana Skin | |
Roy Cheung | ... | Crow | |
Frankie Chi-Hung Ng | ... | Tiger | |
Spencer Lam | ... | Father Lam (as Lam Sheung Yee) | |
Bun Yuen | ... | (as Yuen Bun) | |
Anthony Chau-Sang Wong | ... | Tai Fai (as Anthony Wong) | |
Halina Tam | ... | K.K. (as Tam Sie Wan) | |
Blackie Shou-Liang Ko | ... | Blackie Koh Chi-Wah (as Koh Shou Leung) | |
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Chun Yung Ng |
Chan Ho Nam and Chicken are back again in Young and Dangerous 3, this time taking on the rival "Tung Sing" triad.
This is unquestionably my favourite in the YnD series - and I'm a huge YnD buff. You have all the "stars" of the franchise here, Chn Ho Nam, Chicken, Stammer, the priest, but also great support characters played by Anthony Wong Chau Sang and Karen Mok, probably the two best HK actors of their generation. You have a bad guy who's really really really bad, and you have that sense of a documentary film about a Hong Kong which does not exist anymore, already after the British colonial period, and still before the Chinese takeover (and there's quite a few humorous lines about that in the movie). A Hong Kong society that almost belonged to itself. OK, the storyline is in fact a direct copy of the first film in the series (they just changed the characters and locations), but you won't notice unless you're a real expert of the series. I miss those times.