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Tricky King (1998) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 2, 1998

Original Title:
超級整蠱霸王

Alternate Titles:
Tricky King

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
B.O.B. and Partners

Production Countries:
Hong Kong

Ratings / Certifications:
HK: IIB 

Overview from TheMovieDB

The trickster antics best displayed in Wong Jing’s Tricky Brains are back. Wong is once again responsible, as he casts Chan Bak-Cheung (Ah Leck) as the master of a prankster company who claims he was a student of the original Jing Goo, Stephen Chow. Chan takes in Oh My Gott (Eric Kot), a doofus nice guy who’s down on his luck after being tricked repeatedly by Chan’s rival (Lo Meng). Gott joins Chan’s trick squad, consisting of Dry member Mark Lui, wacky personalities Fast Beat & Slow Beat, and the buxom Sherming Yiu. The team is hired by rich bastard Simon Lui to trick his half-sister, the amazing beautiful Lee Ann. However, she’s a pretty seasoned trickster herself, meaning that our heroes find themselves very busy. Meanwhile, Oh My Gott rediscovers Yandy (Athena Chu), the nurse he loved from afar many moons ago, who’s now working for Lee Ann.

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Production

Art Direction:
Raymond Kwok Siu-Keung

Director:
Aman Chang
Wong Jing

Producer:
Wong Jing

Production Manager:
Fung Chi-Wai

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