Show Action & Adventure
A Hong Kong television series adapted from Gu Long's novel Juedai Shuangjiao.
Hong Kong Hong Kong
Tony Leung Chiu-wai Hugo Ng Kitty Lai Mei-Han Tse Ning Maggie Chan Mei-Kei Michael Miu Jaime Mei Chun Chik Yeung Chak-Lam Eddie Kwan Lai-Kit Elliot Ngok Sandra Ng Kwun-Yu Eugina Lau Mei-Guen Wan-Choi Wong Helena Law Lan Carrie Ng Ng Man-tat Lily Ng Lai-Chu Tam Yat-Ching Ben Wong Tin-Dok Suen Kwai-Hing Wong Yat-fei Kwan Ching Ching-Ching Yiu Yvonne Lam Yee-Man Lau Dan Frankie Lam Man-Lung Leung Bo-Ching Dickson Lee Mak Chi-Wan
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