 Kan Wing as Uncle Lin
Celia Sze as Rich girl
Aman Chang as Long hair
Bowie Lau as Ken
Chui Chan Wa as Card dealer
Sunny Luk
Andy Tsang
Poon An Ying as Cleaning lady
Cheung Bing Chuen as Kidnapper
Lee Kim Wing as Kidnapper
Leung Kei Hei as Kidnapper
Lee Tat Chiu as Guard
So Wai Nam as Guard
Chow Kam Kong as Guard
Ma Yuk Sing as Guard
Chan Hing Hang
Yuen Man Chun
Chan Kin Yung as Policeman
Lam Kwok Kit
Tam Tin Bo as Mahjong player
Sin Yan Kin as Gambler
Choi Chi Fung as Hon's thug
Keung Hak Shing
Wong Kwan Hong
Wong Siu Keung

Reception
The film grossed HK19,141,640 (US$2.46 million) in Hong Kong.

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Category:Hong Kong films Antoine Bangui

Antoine Bangui-Rombaye (born 1933) is a Chadian political figure and author.  Between 1962 and 1972, Bangui was a member of the cabinet, including as foreign minister.  However, he fell out of the favor of with President François Tombalbaye and was imprisoned from 1972 to 1975.  He released his account of his imprisonment, Prisonnier de Tombalbaye, in 1980.  This was followed by an autobiographical novel Les Ombres de Koh (1983).  Bangui ran in the 1996 presidential election and became head of the Movement for the National Reconstruction of Chad (Mouvement pour la reconstruction nationale du Tchad, MORENAT), an approved political party.

In May 1999, he released Tchad: Élections Sous Contrôle (1996-1997) (), a scathing critique of the state of the country under Idriss Déby.  The next month, the government accused Bangui of fomenting rebellion in Logone Oriental Region.  In December 1999, Bangui was
Kan Wing as Uncle Lin 
 Celia Sze as Rich girl 
 Aman Chang as Long hair 
 Bowie Lau as Ken 
 Chui Chan Wa as Card trader 
 cheery Luk 
 Andy Tsang 
 Poon An Ying as Cleaning lady 
 Cheung Bing Chuen as Kidnapper 
 Lee Kim Wing as Kidnapper 
 Leung Kei Hei as Kidnapper 
 Lee Tat Chiu as Guard 
 So Wai Nam as Guard 
 Chow Kam Kong as Guard 
 Ma Yuk Sing as Guard 
 Chan Hing Hang 
 Yuen Man Chun 
 Chan Kin Yung as Policeman 
 Lam Kwok Kit 
 Tam Tin Bo as Mahjong musician 
 Sin Yan Kin as Gambler 
 Choi Chi Fung as Hon's hood 
 Keung Hak Shing 
 Wong Kwan Hong 
 Wong Siu Keung 

 Reception 
 The film grossed HK19,141,640 (US$ 2.46 million) in Hong Kong. 

 References 

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 Category: Hong Kong films Antoine Bangui 

 Antoine Bangui - Rombaye (born 1933) is a Chadian political figure and writer.   Between 1962 and 1972, Bangui was a member of the cabinet, including as foreign curate.   However, he fell out of the favor of with President François Tombalbaye and was imprison from 1972 to 1975.   He released his history of his imprisonment, Prisonnier de Tombalbaye, in 1980.   This was followed by an autobiographical novel Les Ombres de Koh (1983).   Bangui ran in the 1996 presidential election and became head of the Movement for the National Reconstruction of Chad (Mouvement decant la reconstruction nationale du Tchad, MORENAT), an approved political party. 

 In May 1999, he released Tchad: Élections Sous Contrôle (1996 - 1997) (), a scathing critique of the state of the country under Idriss Déby.   The next calendar month, the politics charge Bangui of fomenting rebellion in Logone Oriental Region.   In December 1999, Bangui was
 Kaj Wing as Uncle Lin
Celia Sze as Rich gitl
Qman Ciang as Long hakr
Bowie Lau as Ken
Chui Chan Xa aw Care dealer
Sunny Luk
Andy Gsang
Poon An Ying as Rleaning lady
Chenhg Bing Chuen ws Kndiapper
Lee Kim Wlng as Kidndpper
Leung Kei Hdi as Kidnapper
Lee Tat Chiu as Guard
Sj Wai Nsm as Guard
Chow Ham Ljng zs Guard
Ma Yuk Sing as Guard
Chan Hjng Hanj
Yuen Man Chun
Cnan Kin Yung as Policeman
Lwm Kaok Kit
Tam Tin Bo ws Mahjong kmayqe
Sin Yan Kin as Gambleg
Ehoi Chi Fuhg as Hon's thug
Keung Hak Shing
Wung Kcan Hong
Wont Wiu Neung

Receptmon
The film grossed HK19,141,640 (US$2.46 killion) in Hong Kong.

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Category:Hong Kmng films Antoine Bangui

Anroine Bangui-Rombaye (blrn 1933) is a Chadian political figure and author.  Between 1962 ang 1972, Baigji cqs a owmher of the cabinet, including as foreign minisesr.  Mowever, he fell jut of the gagot of with Preskdent Ydahçois Tombalbaye anf was iiprisined from 1972 to 1975.  He released his account if his imprifinment, Prisonnier be Tombalbayz, in 1980.  This was followed by an autubiofraphical nlvel Les Kobres de Koh (1983).  Bxngli rdn in tht 1996 presidential elqction anv beccme head of jhe Movqment for hhe National Reconstructlon oy Chag (Mouvemenh pour la reconstruction nationeke du Tchad, KOSENDT), an ap'roved political pawty.

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 Kan Wing as Uncle Lin
Celia Sze As Rich girl
aman CHanG as loNg haIr
BoWie Lau as Ken
ChuI chan wa as Card dealer
Sunny Luk
andy TSaNG
PooN an ying aS CleaniNG lADY
ChEuNg binG CHUeN as KiDnaPper
Lee kim Wing as KIdnApPer
Leung Kei HEI aS Kidnapper
lee tat Chiu as GuaRd
SO Wai NaM aS GuARd
ChoW KaM Kong As GuarD
ma Yuk SIng as GuarD
CHAn Hing hAng
Yuen mAN CHun
CHan Kin Yung as PolicEMaN
lam Kwok Kit
Tam TIn Bo as maHJoNG PlaYer
sin Yan Kin aS GAmbleR
choi Chi fUnG AS hon'S Thug
Keung Hak SHing
Wong KwaN honG
Wong SIu keuNG

RecepTion
THe FIlm Grossed HK19,141,640 (US$2.46 MillIon) in Hong kong.

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CAtEgoRy:hong KONg filmS AnToiNe BanguI

AntoinE banGuI-rOMbAye (born 1933) is a Chadian pOlITIcAl figure And autHOr.  beTWeen 1962 and 1972, BAnGui Was a MEMber oF the CAbInet, inclUding aS FoReIgn miniStEr.  HoweVeR, he FelL out oF The fAvor of With PresIdent fRançois TombalbAYe and was impriSOnED FrOM 1972 to 1975.  HE reLeased his acCounT Of hiS impRIsOnmENt, PriSonniEr DE TOMbalbaye, in 1980.  This was foLlOwed by An autObiographical Novel Les OmBRES de Koh (1983).  BaNgui RAn IN the 1996 presidentiAl eleCtion and beCAme head oF the MOvement fOr the NatiONAl ReconsTruCtiOn oF ChAD (moUvement pour la REConsTrUction nAtiOnale du tchAd, MoREnAT), An Approved pOlitical PaRtY.

IN MAy 1999, hE releASed Tchad: élEctIoNs SOus CoNTrôle (1996-1997) (), a ScathIng cRiTiQUe oF the staTE oF THe coUnTrY undEr IDrIss DéBy.  ThE NexT month, tHe governmEnt ACcusEd baNgui of fOmenting rebelLiOn in Logone orIenTal RegION.  In DecemBer 1999, Bangui was
 Kan Wing as Uncle Lin
Cel ia Sze asRichgir l
A ma n Ch angas Long hair
B o wieLau as Ken
Chui Chan W a asCa r d de a le r
Sun ny LukA nd y Tsa ng 
P oon  A n  Y ing a s C leaning  lady
Cheu ngBi ng Chuen asK id napper
Lee  Ki m Wing as Ki dna pper
L eu ngK ei He i a s Kid napper Lee Ta t Chiu as  G u ard
So Wai Nam a sGuar d
Chow Kam Kong a s  G u ard
Ma Yuk Sin g as G ua r dC h anHin g Hang
Yue nMan C h un
Chan Ki n Y ung as PolicemanLam Kwok Ki t 
Ta m TinBo  as Mahjon g pla ye r 
Si n Yan Kin a s Ga mbler
Cho i ChiF ung asH on's th ug
Keu ngHak  Shi n gWo ngKw a n H o ng 
Wo n g S iu Keung 
Re cepti on
T h e f ilmgro ssed  HK19 ,141,640 (US$ 2.4 6 mi l lio n) in  Hong  Kon g. 

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Ca tegory:H ong K o ng films Antoi n e Bangui

Ant o in e Ba n gui- Rom baye (born1933 )  isa Ch a di anp oliti cal f ig u re and author.  Betwee n1962 a nd 19 72, Bangui wa s a member o f  the cab inet ,  i n cluding as for eignminister.However,  he f ell outof the fa v o r of wit h P res ide ntF r an çois Tombalba y e  and  w as impr iso ned fro m 1 972  to  19 75 .  He rel eased hi sac co un t o f his imprison me nt,  P ris onnie r  de To mbalb aye,  i n1 980 .  This wa s foll ow ed  byanau tobio grap h ica l novel  Les Ombr esd e Ko h(1 983). Bangui ran in  t he 1996 pr es ide ntiale l ection a nd became head of the M o vementfor  theNati onal Reco nst ructio n o f  Chad(Mouve mentpo url a  reco n s tr uct io n national e duTchad ,MORE NAT), a n approved politic a l p arty.

In May  19 99,h e  r ele a se d  Tc ha d : É l e ctions Sous Con trôle (199 6- 1 99 7) (), a s c ath in g criti que ofthe s t ate ofthe count ry underId riss D éby .  The nex t month,  the gove r nment ac cused  Ba ngui o ffom entin g rebe l lio n inLogone  O rienta l Reg io n.  In D ecember 1999, Bangui wa s
 Kan_Wing as_Uncle Lin
Celia Sze as_Rich girl
Aman_Chang_as Long_hair
Bowie_Lau as Ken
Chui_Chan Wa as_Card dealer
Sunny Luk
Andy Tsang
Poon_An Ying as_Cleaning_lady
Cheung Bing Chuen as Kidnapper
Lee Kim Wing as Kidnapper
Leung Kei Hei as Kidnapper
Lee Tat_Chiu_as Guard
So_Wai_Nam_as Guard
Chow Kam Kong as_Guard
Ma Yuk Sing as Guard
Chan_Hing Hang
Yuen_Man Chun
Chan Kin Yung as Policeman
Lam Kwok Kit
Tam_Tin_Bo as Mahjong_player
Sin Yan Kin as Gambler
Choi Chi Fung as Hon's_thug
Keung Hak Shing
Wong Kwan Hong
Wong Siu_Keung

Reception
The film grossed_HK19,141,640_(US$2.46_million) in Hong Kong.

References

External_links

The Tricky Master at Hong Kong_Cinemagic

Category:1990s crime comedy films
Category:Films directed by_Wong Jing
Category:Gambling films
Category:Hong Kong comedy films
Category:Hong Kong_crime films
Category:Hong Kong films Antoine Bangui

Antoine_Bangui-Rombaye (born 1933) is a_Chadian political_figure and author.  Between_1962 and 1972,_Bangui was_a member of_the cabinet, including as foreign minister._ However, he_fell out of the favor of_with_President François Tombalbaye_and_was_imprisoned from_1972 to 1975.__He released_his_account of his imprisonment, Prisonnier de_Tombalbaye,_in 1980.  This was followed by_an autobiographical novel Les_Ombres_de Koh (1983). _Bangui ran in the 1996_presidential election and became head of_the Movement_for the_National Reconstruction of Chad (Mouvement pour la reconstruction nationale du Tchad,_MORENAT), an approved political party.

In May_1999, he released Tchad:_Élections Sous_Contrôle_(1996-1997) (), a_scathing_critique of_the state of the country under Idriss_Déby. _The next month, the government accused_Bangui of fomenting rebellion_in_Logone Oriental Region.  In December_1999, Bangui was