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Happy Ghost II
A high school teacher constantly has pranks played on him by the students. He becomes a ghost with magical powers, but they keep getting him in trouble with his superiors.
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A high school teacher constantly has pranks played on him by the students. He becomes a ghost with magical powers, but they keep getting him in trouble with his superiors.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Clifton Ko Chi-Sum, Raymond Wong
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Cinema City Company Limited
Cast
Clifton Ko Chi-Sum
Director
Raymond Wong
Hong Sam-Kwai / Chu Kam-Chun
May Lo Mei-Wei
May Yan
Gigi Fu Ming-Hin
Akina Chiu
Melvin Wong King-Sun
Shantung Swimming Coach
Tang Kei-Chan
Uncle Tang
Jeanne Kanai
Miss Lo
Mannor Chan Man-Na
Headmistress
Fennie Yuen Kit-Ying
Cherie Tai
Charine Chan Ka-Ling
Yiu King
Tsui Kwong-Lam
Deputy Headmaster Chu
Leung Hung-Cheung
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