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| Directed by | O Sing-Pui |
| Written by | Lau Ding Kin |
| Produced by | Philip Kwok |
| Starring | Julian Cheung Ruby Lin Nicholas Tse Eason Chan Hacken Lee |
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| Running time | 92 min. |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Language | Cantonese |
| Box office | HK $4,014,014.00 |
Comic King (Chinese: 漫畫風雲; pinyin: Man Hua Feng Yun) is a 2000 Hong Kong comedy film directed by O Sing-Pui. It was shown in cinemas from 19 January 2001 to 21 February 2001.
Synopsis
A romantic triangle turns fantasy into reality in this comedy from Hong Kong. Fung Yip (Julian Cheung) and Mo Wan (Eason Chan) are a pair of young cartoonists who have been hired by a comic book publisher to help write and draw a new superhero comic. Both Fung Yip and Mo Wan become seriously infatuated with Mandy (Ruby Lin), a beautiful girl who works in the office, and as the friends become rivals for her affections, their characters become increasingly contentious; in time, the superheroes they've created come to life and begin settling their differences using their fighting skills. Nicholas Tse also appears in a dual role as the two rival comic book heroes.
Cast
- Julian Cheung as Yip Fung
- Ruby Lin as Mandy
- Nicholas Tse as Ting Fung
- Eason Chan as Mo Wan
- Hacken Lee as Young Lo
- Liu Wai-hung
- Spencer Lam as Newsstand vendor
- Jerry Lamb as Comic book villain
- Tats Lau Yi-Dat as Comic book hero
- Helena Law Lan as Queen of Mahjong
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