Talk:Andrew Lau

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[edit] Does the Hong Kong film industry allow multiple film directors?

So Alan Mak and Andrew Lau direct films together. In America you have to leave the Director's Guild of America or some such thing if you want to have multiple directors on your film. That's what happened with Sin City (film) when Frank Miller wanted to co-direct with Robert Rodriguez. Rodriguez had to quit the DGA to do so. How so in Hong Kong?-BillDeanCarter 22:12, 24 March 2007 (UTC)