Jidu zhongfan (1998)

Diretor:

Ringo Lam

Writers:

Ringo Lam (written by)
W.K. Lau (written by)

Release Date:

16 Julho 1998 (Hong Kong)

Genre:

Action | Crime | Thriller

Plot Keywords:

Bazooka | Politics | Bridge Jump | Cover Up | Years In Jail

Comentários dos usuários:

Simon Yam

Cast

Louis Koo	...	Don Lee
Simon Yam	...	Chan Hung / Dante Aquino
Julian Cheung	...	Max Mak
Ray Lui	...	King Tso
Ada Choi	...	Annie Chung
Eric Moo	...	Policeman
resto do elenco por ordem alfabética:
Mike Cassey	...	TV News Reporter
Iris Chai
Marcus Fox	...	Aquino's Henchman

Dirigido por
Ringo Lam

Roteiro (in alphabetical order)
Ringo Lam		written by
W.K. Lau		written by

Produzido por
Twiggie Au	....	administrative producer
Song Ming Cul	....	producer (as Cui Song Ming)
Rankie Fung	....	line producer
Stephen Lam	....	administrative producer
Yin Nam	....	executive producer (as Nam Yin)
C.L. Wang	....	executive producer

Música Original de
Andrew Warboys
Ying-Wah Wong		(as Raymond Wong)
Andrew Worboys

Direção de Fotografia de
Ross W. Clarkson

Montado por
Marco Mak

Direção de Arte
Y.F. Chung
C.F. Luk

Produtor-executivo
Patrick Lui	....	production manager (as Pat Lui)
David Pang	....	chief production manager
O.H. Shing	....	production manager

Assistente de Direção
Dante Kabigting	....	assistant director

Dublês
Marcus Fox	....	car stunts
Phillip Ko	....	stunt coordinator

Mais equipe técnica
Mike Cassey	....	dialogue coach: English
Phillip Ko	....	action director
Stephen Lam	....	project manager
Oli Laperal Jr.	....	equipment and crew coordinator

Production Companies

• Color Business Entertainment Ltd.
• Globe Perfect International Ltd.
• Sil-Metropole Organisation

Distributors

• e-m-s the DVD-Company

Conhecida como:

The Suspect (Hong Kong: English title)

Duração:

90 min | Germany:104 min

País:

Hong Kong

Língua:

Cantonese | English | Mandarin

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1,85 : 1

Som:

Dolby Digital

Censura:

South Korea:15 | Germany:16 | Hong Kong:IIB | Singapore:PG

Filming Locations:

Hong Kong, China

Company:

Color Business Entertainment Ltd.

Simon Yam

This film is worth seeing solely due to Simon Yam's performance. While I picked it up on DVD because Ringo Lam directed it...it's a very minor film with little story, average action scenes and cheap special effects. Simon Yam doesn't have a lot of dialogue but he does get to play a very complex character. While he is ostensibly the bad guy, his basic humanity is omnipresent. His final scene in the film is especially memorable. It's too bad he's never achieved the worldwide success that other Ringo Lam actors have. He certainly acts circles around Mr. Koo. If the lead role of the suspect were played by someone else, such as Tony Leung or the late Leslie Cheung, then maybe the film would be more effective. Stick with City on Fire or the Prison on Fire films for vintage Ringo Lam. Even his first Van Damme film is better.