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Stephen Chow’s slapstick comedy, mixed with the action choreography of Tony Ching and star power of Sharla Cheung and Brigitte Lin, made for a popular retelling by Wong Jing of a well-known tale.

Jet Li, Chow Yun-fat and Stephen Chow were among the leading actors who worked with director-producer Wong Jing, whose crude, sex-filled films dominated the Hong Kong box office. What set him apart?

Discovered by director Wong Jing in the 1980s, Sharla Cheung appeared in over 50 films and was a frequent collaborator of another Hong Kong director, Stephen Chow.

Dressed as mythical zombies from the Qing Dynasty, taekwondo practitioners from a Chinese martial arts gym bagged the first prize for their performance at an international competition in South Korea, but their undead-themed routine did not go down well with the Chinese authorities back home. X-Taekwondo Studio, a gym based in Shenzhen, was disciplined by its own national governing body...

Sometimes you want to hitch a ride and a gorgeous former actress just happens to be around to let you take a spin on her motorbike. Obviously this isn’t a common occurrence for most of us but that was the premise of Purba Rgyal’s Douyin video uploaded on Sunday (Oct 16), and the woman in question was none other than...

They had collaborated to great success in comedies such as Fight Back To School (1991) and Justice, My Foot! (1992) but had not worked together since Shaolin Soccer in 2001. Since the death of actor Ng Man Tat about two weeks ago, many Hong Kong media outlets have wondered if his frequent collaborator, actor-director Stephen Chow, would appear at his wake. On Sunday (March 7), Chow, 58, turned up to pay his respects to Ng, 70, who died on Feb 27 of liver cancer. He showed up with his elder s...

Popular Hong Kong character actor Ng Man-Tat, best known as Stephen Chows sidekick in his hit comedies, passed away on Saturday from liver cancer. He was 70 years old, surrounded by his wife and children. Stephen Chow with Ng Man-Tat in "Shaolin Soccer," Miramax Ng Mat-Tat was born in Xiamen, Fujian province, in China before his family moved to Hong Kong when he was 5 years old. In the 1970s, he took part in acting classes organized by Television Broadcasts, which was a training ground for man...