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1992 Hong Kong film
| Night Life Hero | |
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 Film poster | |
| Directed by | Yuen Jun-man |
| Written by | Lam Goon-Kiu Yuen Jun-man |
| Produced by | Chan Kin-ting Sak Lap-fai |
| Starring | Max Mok Fennie Yuen Chin Ka-lok Shing Fui-On Perrie Lau Bowie Wu |
| Cinematography | Puccini Yu |
| Edited by | Wong Ming-kong |
| Music by | Mak Hiu-lun Sherman Chow |
| Production company | Videocam Film Productions |
| Distributed by | Regal Films Distribution |
| Release date |
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| Running time | 120 minutes |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Language | Cantonese |
| Box office | HK$1,970,273 |
Night Life Hero (released in the Philippines as I Love You Baby) is a 1992 Hong Kong action comedy film written and directed by Yuen Jun-man. This film stars Max Mok, Fennie Yuen and Chin Ka-lok.
Cast
- Max Mok as Chung
- Fennie Yuen as Baby
- Chin Kar-lok as Peter
- Shing Fui-On as Chiu
- Perrie Lai as Pretty
- Bowie Wu as James Lee
- Sam Wong as Smartie
- Ridley Tsui as Wah
- Wong Kar-leung as Thug and servant
- Benny Lai as Kuen
- Stuart Ong as Baby's fiance
- Stephen Tung as Red car owner (cameo)
- Chan Chi-fai as Thug
- James Ha as Thug
- Simon Lung as Restaurant customer
- Chun Hung as Restaurant customer
- Michael
- Fei Ming
- Simon Cheung as Policeman
- William Leung as Thug
- Cheung Siu as Street restaurant owner
- Hui Sze-man as Mrs Chan
- Choi Hin-cheung as Thug
- Chan King-chi as Thug
- Ching Wai-chung as Thug
- Wong Kim-wai as Thug
- Ching Kwok-leung as Thug
- Sep Lap-fai
- Bald Barry
Release
Night Life Hero was released in Hong Kong on 12 November 1992. In the Philippines, the film was released as I Love You Baby by Harvest Films on 11 February 1993.
Box office
This film grossed HK$1,970,273 during its theatrical run in Hong Kong.
References
- "Grand Opening Today". Manila Standard. 11 February 1993. p. 25. Retrieved 20 June 2020.
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