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2008 Hong Kong film
Run Papa Run
Traditional Chinese一個好爸爸
Simplified Chinese一个好爸爸
Hanyu PinyinYi Gè Hǎo Bà Bà
JyutpingJat1 Go3 Hou2 Baa4 Baa1
Directed bySylvia Chang
Screenplay bySusan Chan
Sylvia Chang
Mathias Woo
Based onRun Papa Run
by Benny Li
Produced byWillie Chan
Patricia Cheng
Solon So
StarringLouis Koo
CinematographyChan Chi-ying
Edited byKong Chi-leung
Music byWong Wan-ling
Baby Chung
Production
companies
JCE Movies Limited
Red on Red
Distributed byEmperor Motion Pictures
Release date
  • 10 April 2008 (2008-04-10)
Running time115 minutes
CountryHong Kong
LanguageCantonese

Run Papa Run is a 2008 Hong Kong crime comedy-drama film directed by Sylvia Chang, who also wrote with Susan Chan and Mathias Woo. The film is based on a novel of the same name by Benny Li. The film stars Louis Koo, Rene Liu, and Nora Miao in her first Hong Kong theatrically released film since 1996. Koo played Tiger Lee, a Triad boss who struggles to hide his criminal lifestyle when he is faced with raising his daughter.

Cast

  • Louis Koo as Tiger Lee Tin-yun
    • Chan Ka-wo as Young Tiger Lee
  • Rene Liu as Mabel Chan
  • Nora Miao as Auntie Ying
  • Liu Yihan as Lee Hei-yee
    • Monica Lam as 1 year-old Lee Hoi-yee
    • Wong Wai-lam as 5 year-old Lee Hoi-yee
    • Wong Wai-ching as 10 year-old Lee Hoi-yee
  • Max Mok as Big Eyes
  • Lam Suet as Big Mouth
  • Derek Tsang as Chicken
  • Conroy Chan as Big Head
  • Guo Jingling as Officer Lau
  • Ti Lung as Mabel's father
  • Amy To as Mabel's mother
  • Shaun Tam as Ken/Peter Lau
    • Au Wai-lun as Young Peter Lau
  • Michael Chan as Uncle Tak
  • Kent Cheng as Uncle Lone
  • Siu Yam-yam as Madam Si
  • Gladys Fung as Sue
  • Louis Wong as Uncle Kwai
  • Fruit Chan as Priest
  • Lau Shau-ching as Priest
  • Ken Lo as Kong
  • Lam Wah-chuen as Mr. Doun
  • Wong Pak-to as Four Eyes in Hair Salon
  • Cheung Ping-chuen as 70s gangster
  • Tsang Chin-yau as 70s gangster
  • Heung Ming-hiu as 70s gangster
  • Sammy Sum as Tiger's bodyguard
  • Altan Au as Tiger's bodyguard
  • Fong Chi-kui as Big head's bodyguard
  • Wong Chi-wang as Big Head's bodyguard
  • Martin Ma as Big Head's bodyguard
  • Jason Yip as Cram school instructor #1
  • Michelle Wong as Cram school instructor #1
  • Law Chi-leung as Cram school instructor #1
  • Chan Wai-kwong as Doctor
  • Eddy Law as Plainclothes detective #1
  • Law Yun-yau as Plainclothes detective #2
  • Victy Wong as Tiger's syndicate colleague
  • Rocky Wong as Tiger's syndicate colleague
  • Alan Jim as Tiger's syndicate colleague
  • Mo Chun-yu as Big Head's son
  • Cheung Ka-yan as Shirley Lau
  • Choemanree Kraisorn as Thai drug trafficker
  • Ng Pok-yee as Thai drug trafficker
  • Ivy Lau as Kindergarten teacher
  • Chan Sze-wai as Kindergarten student
  • Lau Pik-ka as Kindergarten student
  • Huang Kai-sen as Boss of rival gang
  • Coco Cheung as Big Mouth's female escort
  • Ng Hau-yiu as Big Head's female escort
  • Cheung Siu-lun as Boy in hospital
  • Brian R. Barrons as Priest
  • Chan Sze-kit as Church organist

Awards and nominations

Awards and nominations
Ceremony Category Recipient Outcome
28th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actor Louis Koo Nominated
Best Supporting Actress Nora Miao Nominated
Best Screenplay Susan Chan, Sylvia Chang, Mathias Woo Nominated
49th Golden Horse Awards Best Director Sylvia Chang Nominated
Best Actor Louis Koo Nominated
Best Supporting Actress Nora Miao Nominated
15th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards Best Actress Nora Miao Nominated
Best Screenplay Susan Chan, Sylvia Chang, Mathias Woo Nominated
Film of Merit Run Papa Run Won
9th Chinese Film Media Awards Best Supporting Actress Nora Miao Nominated
8th Ming Pao Performing Arts Awards Most Outstanding Actress Rene Liu Nominated

References

  1. Run Papa Run (2008)

External links

Films directed by Sylvia Chang


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