Millionaire playgirl Ling Young spends her free time staging elaborate heists -- not for the money but for the thrill of getting away with it. As part of her latest plan, Ling recruits a team of professionals from around the world to steal billions from an armored car on a Hong Kong highway. Lucky for Ling, the insurance man hired to bring her to justice is too smitten to stay objective.
Stephen Shin Kei-Yin
Director
Michelle Yeoh
Michelle Yeung Ling
George Lam Tsz-Cheung
Mr. George Lam
Kent Cheng Jak-Si
Inspector Ken
Ku Feng
Mr. Chan
Dennis Chan Kwok-San
George's Superior
Chan Ging
San Kai
Blackie Ko Sau-Leung
Brother Lung
Lo Hung
Owner of Briefcase in Lounge
Jing Chen
Terence Yung Ji-Chung
Tourist
Kingman Cho
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