Ching sing

Valantino is a loser who s girlfriend has run off to get married, she mets a very lousy con-artist, thanks to her he s in trouble with a local mob boss. Meanwhile another low life is in trouble with the same boss, he s ordered to rob a rich man s house and he ll split whatever he steals with the mob boss. Chow and Mo go to the same house to rob it by trying to draw the occupants out of the home with free tickets to go Sally Yeh. Wu has beforehand lured away the maids from the house with the help of a Filipino party-animal. But chaos breaks loose as they confuse each other with a relative of the occupant and the occupant respectively. Each thinking the other has money, they keep on trying to scam each other here and there. Wu even goes so far as to hire Amy Yip to seduce Chow. Mo is jealous and tries to have her breasts enlarged so that hers are even bigger than Yip s.. Written by Joseph P. Ulibas Ching sing is a 1991 Cantonese-language Comedy Crime film starring Stephen Chow, Teresa Mo, Tien Niu, Amy Yip, Wu Ma, Roy Cheung and Corey Yuen. Magnum Films in association with Cinema City & Films Co. and Cinema City Enterprises. were the production houses involved in the project along with executive producer(s) Danny Lee and Karl Maka. The movie is directed by Lee Lik-chi. Golden Princess Amusement acquired the distribution rights for the motion picture. Ching sing was released on 7th August 1991 and takes a screen time of 96 min. The motion picture made a box office gross of $16 million. The screenplay for the movie was written by Edward Leung Yiu-ming and Lee Lik-chi. Cinematography was done by Abdul Rumjohnn and editing by Ma Cheung-yiu. The music was composed by Richard Lo.
Show More...