Eason Chan is K.C, Chan and Y.T. Lee is Aaron Kwok, both are very smart cop, who both were assign to interpol. The only thing that make them different is woman. K.C Chan is known for courting with a lot of woman and Y.T. Lee get nervous around woman. The case for this movie is about a international thief who come to Hong Kong to steal, a diamond necklace worth over 10 million US. Anyway, Yumiko Cheng who is engage with a fertilizer mogul, soon for in love with KC Chan.
Dante Lam Chiu-yin
Director
Aaron Kwok Fu-Shing
Lee Yu Ting
Eason Chan Yik-Shun
Wong Kai Chun
Yumiko Cheng Hei-Yi
Fung Po Po
Dave Wong Kit
Yuen Bak-Chun
Danny Lee Sau-Yin
Cheung Ti-Chu
Benz Hui Siu-Hung
Mr Fok
Carl Ng Ka-Lung
Santos
Vincci Cheuk Wan-Chi
Amy
Wong Ban-Yuen
Ken Ma / Ma Lam
Victoria Wu
To Yu-Fung
Ricardo Mamood-Vega
Toothpick
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