Wah and Kinki both working at a computer company. Both of them are not getting on very well initially, but friendship develops into romance when they get to know each other after a while.
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Title: Needing You... (2000)
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1 win & 9 nominations.
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| Andy Lau | ... | Andy Cheung / The Cupid Express | |
| Sammi Cheng | ... | Kinki Kwok | |
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Fiona Leung | ... | Fiona Yu |
| Raymond Ho-Yin Wong | ... | Roger Young (as Raymond Wong) | |
| Shiu Hung Hui | ... | Ronald (as Hui Siu Hung) | |
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Florence Kwok | ... | Kitty |
| Suet Lam | ... | Martin (as Lam Suet) | |
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Kenny Kung | ||
| Sylvia Lai | ... | Roger's Mother | |
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Gabriel Harrison | ... | Dan (as Hoi Chun Kit) |
| Andy Tse | ... | Mr. Ko | |
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May Fu | ||
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Englie Kwok | ||
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Vanessa Chu | ... | Kinki's Sister |
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Terence Lam | ||
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Wah and Kinki both working at the same department of a computer company. Both of them are not getting on very well initially, but friendship develops when they get to know each other after a while. When Wah starts to realize his emergent fondness for Kinki, his ex-girlfriend reappears and plans to gain back his affection. In addition, he notices that his ex-girlfriend arranges a guy to pair up with Kinki. At the same time, his supervisor would like to lay him off at work... Written by L.H. Wong <lhw@sfs.org.sg>
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female to male footsie playing | footsie under the table | female to male foot in crotch |Certificate:
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(Needing You...Theme)
Composed by Cacine Wong
Lyrics by Xi Lin
Performed by Sammi Cheng
Arranged by Tsang-Hei Chiu & Paul Lin
Chorus by Olivia Chow
Produced by Tsang-Hei Chiu
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The scene in which Andy Cheung hops on a black motorcycle contains a musical score by Lowell Lo, which is used in the films All About Ah-Long (1989) (All About Ah Long) and The Big Heat (1988) (The Big Heat). Both films were also directed by Johnnie To. See more »Soundtracks
GAN QING XIAN SANG(Needing You...Theme)
Composed by Cacine Wong
Lyrics by Xi Lin
Performed by Sammi Cheng
Arranged by Tsang-Hei Chiu & Paul Lin
Chorus by Olivia Chow
Produced by Tsang-Hei Chiu
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Country:
Hong KongRelease Date:
23 June 2000 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
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China Star Entertainment, Milky Way Image Company, One Hundred Years of Film Company See more »
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Another success for the guys at Milkyway. Further testament that Hong Kong still produces great films which needn't involve gangsters and crime, and violence, but can produce quirky little gems like this. Although Andy Lau changes very little from role to role, playing himself mainly, he is likeable, and when you see the "moment of romance" joke you'll realise that Hong Kong can produce subtle comedies which surprise and make you smile without over sentiment.Yep, Andy is willing to make a fool of himself, and that is the joy of him in this film, he has little to say but you see his tranformation and realisation. Sammi, she's likeable but seldom talks maturely, and is more childish in delivery of her lines, but I would think that was the intentions, to make her seem cute, and she is. Yes I like this film, although less of a languishing film by Johnnie To, like "THe Mission", it proves that as long as there is talent like of the same ilk as Johnnie and his merry band, Hong Kong can look a lot more rosy for it. If you like Ally McBeal, you'll like this.