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To Spy with Love!!
Terry (Teddy Robin), a diminutive rock enthusiast and manager of all-girl band The Playgirls, finds himself caught up in a chaotic espionage caper. After two bumbling Japanese hitmen tear apart a rock bar in search of the spy Yap and a hidden treasure map, Terry is wrongly blamed and storms out. He soon discovers the dying Yap in his car, and with her last breath she conceals the map on one of his posters. As the police close in, Terry falls for Inspector Nina, convinced that she shares his feelings, while spy chief Mak and his incompetent assassins continue their frantic pursuit of the missing map.
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Terry (Teddy Robin), a diminutive rock enthusiast and manager of all-girl band The Playgirls, finds himself caught up in a chaotic espionage caper. After two bumbling Japanese hitmen tear apart a rock bar in search of the spy Yap and a hidden treasure map, Terry is wrongly blamed and storms out. He soon discovers the dying Yap in his car, and with her last breath she conceals the map on one of his posters. As the police close in, Terry falls for Inspector Nina, convinced that she shares his feelings, while spy chief Mak and his incompetent assassins continue their frantic pursuit of the missing map.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Action
Written By:Raymond To Kwok-Wai, Sze-To Cheuk-hon, Philip Cheng Chung-Tai
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Golden Harvest Productions
Cast
Peter Mak Tai-Kit
Director
Nina Li Chi
Li Chi / Hokkaido 1
Sibelle Hu Hui-Chung
Li Ping / Formosa 1
Teddy Robin
Terry
Eric Kot Man-Fai
Soft Fujiyama
Jan Lamb
Hard Fujiyama
Elsie Chan Yik-Si
Elsie
Maria Cordero
Playgirls Drummer
Chan Fai-hung
James Fong
Amy Yip Chi-Mei
Formosa 72
Sze Kai-Keung
Taiwanese Agent
Shing Fui-On
Police Officer
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