Run, Don't Walk Trailer

Run, Don't Walk Trailer (1989)

25 August 1989 92 mins

Ti Lung is Lok Pui, a convicted felon, just released from a 4-year prison sentence. As he's taking his first breath of freedom he is approached by Big Boss Sing who tries to get him back in the old gang.

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Cast

Richard Ng Yiu-Hon

as Ng Sing Choi

Ti Lung

as Luk Pui

Kent Cheng Jak-Si

as Sgt Leung

Lam Chung

as Brother Sing

Chan Cheuk-Yan

as Mute little girl

Ng Wui

as Choi's uncle

Yu Miu-Lin

as Matron of orphanage

Dion Lam Dik-On

as Keung's thug

Wong Hung

as Boss Tai Keung

James Ha Chim-Si

as Policeman

Chan Kim-Wan

as Goldsmith shop boss

Hui Ying-Ying

as May's mother

Sheila Chan Suk-Lan

as Parking warden

Wong Man-Shing

as Sing's bodyguard

Crew

Wang Chung

Director

Dennis Yu

Dennis Yu Producer

Tang Kam-Chuen

Tang Kam-Chuen Script Supervisor

Tony Leung Siu-Hung

Tony Leung Siu-Hung Martial Arts Choreographer

Wong Yuk-Wa

Wong Yuk-Wa Assistant Production Manager

Lau Jun-Faat

Lau Jun-Faat Stunt Driver

Kenne Yam Hoi-Yiu

Kenne Yam Hoi-Yiu Assistant Director

James Cheung

James Cheung Assistant Art Director

Chan Dik-Hong

Original Music Composer

Bruce Law

Bruce Law Stunt Driver

Lau Hon-Cheung

Lau Hon-Cheung Pyrotechnician

Abdul M. Rumjahn

Abdul M. Rumjahn Cinematography

Wan Yuk-Jan

Wan Yuk-Jan Makeup Artist

International Titles

ปล้นทะลุฟันน้ำนม Trailer

International Releases Dates

Hong Kong 25 August 1989

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