The Young Heroes of the Street Trailer

The Young Heroes of the Street Trailer (1982)

24 September 1982 Drama, Action, Comedy 89 mins

A group of youngsters with untamed hearts often create conflicts with others and get into trouble. While meeting a pretty and gentle girl one day, will there be any change in their lives? Leaders of the Hairdressing Gang and Pork Gang, aka Black Hair Lover and Pigtail respectively, represent the new generation of the 1980s. Their thinking, actions and spirit seek to free themselves from the shackles of old traditional ideas. They are willful and uninhibited. During a gangsters’ meeting, two gangs come into conflict. In the end, all are arrested by detective Oolong. As juvenile delinquents, they are sent to be under the supervision of a female probation officer.

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Cast

Yim Chau-Wah

as Black Hair (Ngoi Fat-Hak)

Lau Siu-Kwan

as Pig Tail

Wong Siu-Ming

as Pig Head

Tai Liang-Chun

as Snow White (Venus Poon)

Law Ho-Kai

as Snow White's lover

Hon Kwok-Choi

as Inspector 5354 (Wu Long)

Tam Tin-Nam

as Detective

To Siu-Ming

as Black Sun

Candy Wen Xue-Er

as Little Cabbage (Siu Bak Choi)

Liu Lai-Ling

as Mustard (Gai Choi)

Siu Ling Wong

as Spinach (Bo Choi)

Sze-To Ka-Man

as Cauliflower (Ye Choi Fa)

Wu Hok-Man

as Pig Lateral

Peter Cheng Bei-Tak

as Pig Intestines

Lau Wan-Lung

as Milksop (Hair-Gang)

Chan Hung

as Woman with whip

Crew

Yuen Cheung-Yan

Yuen Cheung-Yan Martial Arts Choreographer

Lee Man Kit

Lee Man Kit Cinematography

Yam Jan-Hoi

Yam Jan-Hoi Makeup & Hair

Liu Chi-Yu

Liu Chi-Yu Costumer

Kwan Kam-Ming

Kwan Kam-Ming Art Direction

International Releases Dates

Hong Kong 24 September 1982

Production Companies

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