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1993 Hong Kong film
| My Hero 2 | |
|---|---|
 DVD cover | |
| Directed by | Joe Chu |
| Starring | Dicky Cheung Ng Man Tat |
| Release date |
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| Running time | 93 minutes |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Languages | Cantonese Mandarin |
My Hero 2 (一本漫畫闖天涯2之妙想天開) is a 1993 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Joe Chu, starring Dicky Cheung and Ng Man Tat. Despite the title, it is not a sequel to the movie "My Hero (1990)", starring Stephen Chow.
Synopsis
The movie is about Cheung Kin-Hong's (Dicky Cheung) ploy to get a good story involving triads for his comics. He is a comics artist and writer who has not been very successful in the past. Then one day he encounters his hero, Brother Tat (Ng Man-Tat) at his regular cafe. He manages to convince Tat, who happens to be also involved with the triads, to help him get the information he needed for his comics. How did it turn out? Did it help him to succeed?
Cast
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Dicky Cheung | --- Cheung Kin Hong |
| Ng Man-tat | --- Brother Tat |
| Vivian Lai Shui-yan | --- Angel |
| Meg Lam | --- Pauline, Cheung's mother |
| Joe Chu Kai-Sang | --- gang member |
| Bowie Wu | --- Ah Sau, Angel's father |
| Hoh Dung | --- waiter |
| Pak Man-Biu | --- Sau's buddy |
| Rico Chu Tak-On | --- Brother Hairy |
| William Ho Ka-Kui | --- Brother Siu |
| Lee Ho-Kwan | --- Brother Kwan |
| Lee Siu-Kei | --- Brother Chi |
| Ha Chun-Chau | |
| Mak Hiu-Wai | --- Cheung's boss |
| Simon Lui Yue-Yeung | --- Cheung's colleague |
| Jeffrey Ho Wai-Lung | --- Supermarket manager |
| Law Shu-Kei | --- Senior police officer |
| Chan Ging-Cheung | |
| Stephen Chow | (from "My Hero" footage) |
| Lam Chi-Pao | |
| Ernest Mauser | --- Police officer |
| Victor Hon Kwan | --- triad |
| Lui Siu-Ming | --- thug |
| Choi Kwok-Ping | --- rascal |
| Benny Lai Keung-Kuen | --- (extra / stunt) |
| Go Shut-Fung | --- (extra / stunt) |
| Rocky Lai Keung-Kun | --- (extra / stunt) |
| Johnny Cheung Wa | --- (extra] / stunt) |
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