

1993·Comedy·1h 29m
7.0
★





Chow Sing Sing returns, only this time he doesn’t go back to school. Instead, Chow goes undercover as the husband of a wealthy socialite, which doesn’t sit well with his fiancée, who tries to convince Chow to quit working as undercover.
Directed by Wong Jing
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Cast

Stephen Chow
Chow Sing Sing / Million Wong

Anita Mui Yim-Fong
Judy Tong

Sharla Cheung
Man

Natalis Chan Pak-Cheung
Man's Cousin

Anthony Wong Chau-Sang
Lam Tai Ngok

Kathy Chow Hoi-Mei
Ching Man Ching

Mimi Chu Mai-Mai
Toiletpapa

Bryan Leung Kar-Yan
Officer Lai

Philip Chan Yan-Kin
Officer Chan

Paul Chun Pui
The King of Gamblers

John Ching Tung
The Devil of Gamblers

Chang Gan-Wing
Judicial Doctor
Crew

Wong Jing
Director

Wong Jing
Writer

Lowell Lo Koon-Ting
Original Music Composer

Poon Hung
Editor

Stephen Shiu Yeuk-Yuen
Producer

Charles Heung
Producer

Mang Hoi
Stunt Coordinator

Mang Hoi
Action Director
Popular Reviews
15 reviews
dparasol
5.0★ · 12/13/25

2.5 means I enjoyed it, but this is probably the weakest of the three movies.
Really, this movie should have been a lot funnier, more energetic, etc. But it does have Anita Mui, and I do love Anita Mui. But why does this turn into a God of Gamblers parody in the middle? I mean, other than because Wong Jing directed it. They get pretty deep with the references.
There's a fairly funny scene where Chow finds his fake wife and real girlfriend in the middle of a tryst, and almost tries to kill his fake wife before realizing who she is.
Frankly, worth the price of admission for how much chemistry Chow and Cheung have with Anita Mui.
said to Stephen Chow pretending to be the God of Gamblers: "You look familiar, but I don't know who you're pretending to be."
Really, this movie should have been a lot funnier, more energetic, etc. But it does have Anita Mui, and I do love Anita Mui. But why does this turn into a God of Gamblers parody in the middle? I mean, other than because Wong Jing directed it. They get pretty deep with the references.
There's a fairly funny scene where Chow finds his fake wife and real girlfriend in the middle of a tryst, and almost tries to kill his fake wife before realizing who she is.
Frankly, worth the price of admission for how much chemistry Chow and Cheung have with Anita Mui.
said to Stephen Chow pretending to be the God of Gamblers: "You look familiar, but I don't know who you're pretending to be."
2.5 means I enjoyed it, but this is probably the weakest of the three movies.
Really, this movie should have been a lot funnier, more energetic, etc. But it does have Anita Mui, and I do love Anita Mui. But why does this turn into a God of Gamblers parody in the middle? I mean, other than because Wong Jing directed it. They get pretty deep with the references.
There's a fairly funny scene where Chow finds his fake wife and real girlfriend in the middle of a tryst, and almost tries to kill his fake wife before realizing who she is.
Frankly, worth the price of admission for how much chemistry Chow and Cheung have with Anita Mui.
said to Stephen Chow pretending to be the God of Gamblers: "You look familiar, but I don't know who you're pretending to be."
Really, this movie should have been a lot funnier, more energetic, etc. But it does have Anita Mui, and I do love Anita Mui. But why does this turn into a God of Gamblers parody in the middle? I mean, other than because Wong Jing directed it. They get pretty deep with the references.
There's a fairly funny scene where Chow finds his fake wife and real girlfriend in the middle of a tryst, and almost tries to kill his fake wife before realizing who she is.
Frankly, worth the price of admission for how much chemistry Chow and Cheung have with Anita Mui.
said to Stephen Chow pretending to be the God of Gamblers: "You look familiar, but I don't know who you're pretending to be."
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