The Twins Effect II
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| Directed by | Patrick Leung Corey Yuen |
| Produced by | Albert Lee Zhao Jianguo |
| Written by | Chan Kin-Chung Lam Suet Roy Szeto Peter Tsi Michelle Tsui |
| Starring | Charlene Choi Gillian Chung Donnie Yen Jaycee Chan Wilson Chen |
| Music by | Tommy Wai |
| Cinematography | Chan Chi-ying |
| Editing by | Cheung Ka-Fai |
| Release date(s) |  August 6, 2004. |
| Running time | 104 min. |
| Country | China Hong Kong |
| Preceded by | The Twins Effect |
| Followed by | Twins Mission |
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The Twins Effect II (Traditional Chinese: 千機變II: 花都大戰; pinyin: Qiānjībiān èr Huādū dàzhàn; ) is a 2004 Hong Kong film directed by Patrick Leung and Corey Yuen. It is a sequel to The Twins Effect, with a completely different storyline. The film follows two girls, as they fight against a group of vampires. The film stars Cantopop duo Gillian Chung and Charlene Choi of the musical group, "Twins" and co-stars Edison Chen.
While the Twins are still the film's protagonists, the film co-stars Jackie Chan's son, Jaycee Chan, and Wilson Chen. Twins Effect II's original English name is Huadu Chronicles: Blade of Rose.
[edit] Plot
The story tells about how men are treated like slaves while women rule, because the queen hated men. She thought that her lover, Wei Liao, had betrayed her and so she became evil. There is one man to overthrow the queen, the Star of Rex. He would be the owner of the Excalibur and bring back the balance of the two genders.
[edit] Cast and roles include
- Jaycee Chan - Charcoal Head/ Star of Rex
- Gillian Chung - Blue Bird
- Charlene Choi - 13 Young Master
- Wilson Chen - Blockhead
- Edison Chen - Peachy
- Jackie Chan - General Wai Shing
- Qu Ying - Evil Queen
- Donnie Yen - Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
- Fan Bing-Bing - Red Vulture
- Daniel Wu - Wei Liao
- Xie Jingjing - Edo Bowman
- Tony Leung Ka-Fai - Master Blackwood
- Jim Chim - Palupa
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