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The First Shot
During a period of widespread police corruption, Ti Lung is a stubborn cop who takes on both the mob and the political establishment.
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During a period of widespread police corruption, Ti Lung is a stubborn cop who takes on both the mob and the political establishment.
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Genre:Crime, Action
Written By:Chan Kiu-Ying, So Man-Sing, Wong Ho-Wa
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:David Lam Films Co., Ltd. (D L Films)
Cast
David Lam Tak-Luk
Director
Ti Lung
Sergeant Wong Yat-Chung / Tamerlane
Maggie Cheung
Solicitor Annie Ma
Simon Yam
Sam Mok
Waise Lee Chi-Hung
Luk Tai-Chiu / Faucet
Andy Hui Chi-On
Lo Kam-Shiu / Waterloo
Canti Lau Sek-Ming
Yip Chun-Wan
Kam Hing-Yin
Yip Fok, Anti-Corruption Division
Cheung Fung-Lei
Chung's ex-wife
Bobby Yip Kin-Sang
Chiu's hitman
Kong Man-Sing
Brother Ho
Frankie Chan Chi-Leung
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