Young and Dangerous 5
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| Young and Dangerous 5 | |
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| Release date(s) | 1998 |
| Country |  Hong Kong |
| Followed by | Born to Be King |
| IMDb profile | |
Young and Dangerous 5 (traditional Chinese: 98古惑仔之龙争虎斗) is a 1998 Hong Kong triad film. It is the fourth sequel of Young and Dangerous.
[edit] Plot
Chicken did not return for this film and Chan Ho Nam is on his own. He finds a beautiful new love interest, (Shu Qi) and has to deal with some young "Tung Sing" triad members trying to make something of themselves. Young and Dangerous 5 happens during the transfer of Hong Kong sovereignty to China. We see a transition of the "boys" becoming "men" as they develop maturity and go into more business-like dealings.
[edit] Cast and roles
- Ekin Cheng - Chan Ho-Nam
- Shu Qi - Mei Ling
- Chin Kar Lok - Big Head
- Wan Chi Shing
- Mark Cheng - Szeto Ho-Nam
- Paul Chun - Datuk Chan Ka-Nam
- Jerry Lamb - Pou-pan
- Jason Chu - Banana Skin
- Sandra Ng - Sister 13
- Alex Man - Chiang Tin-yeung (credited as Man Chi Leung)
- Anthony Wong Chau Sang - Tai Fei
- Danny Lee - Inspector Lee
- Chan Chi Fai - Gambler on Ship
- Cheung Man
- Billy Chow
- Kwan Hoi-Shan - Datuk's Friend
- Law Lan - Granny Chan
- Lee Siu-Kei - Kei
- Simon Lui
- Wang Tian-lin - Uncle Seventh
- Wan Yeung Ming - Ben Hon
- Wong Chi Yeung
- Wong Man-Wai - Datuk's Accuser
- Ronald Wong
[edit] See also
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