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Sgt. Bruce Lee tries to catch a serial killer. He announces that a small-time crook, Stallone, is the only witness to the killer's most recent crime, in order to lure the killer out.
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Sgt. Bruce Lee tries to catch a serial killer. He announces that a small-time crook, Stallone, is the only witness to the killer's most recent crime, in order to lure the killer out.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Aman Chang Man
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Cameron Entertainment Co., Ltd., B.O.B & Partners Co. Ltd
Cast
Aman Chang Man
Director
Danny Lee Sau-yin
Sgt. Bruce Lee / Y2K
Nick Cheung Ka-fai
Stallone
Helena Law Lan
Stallone's Mother
Connie Chan Si-Wing
Angel
Lam Suet
Fatty King
Tony Cheung Shui-chit
Killer
Lisa Lui Yau-Wai
Y2K's Wife
Joe Lee Yiu-Ming
Yatsan
Diana Pang Dan
Yatsan's Girl
Jazz Lam Tsz-sin
Computer Repairman
Ray Pang Lap-Wai
Delivery Man in Police Station
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