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Inspector Chocolate is a Hongkongais film of genre Comedy directed by Philip Chan with Michael Hui
Inspector Chocolate (1986)
Shen tan zhu gu li
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Add to a movie listChocolate Inspector (神探朱古力, Shen tan zhu gu li) est une comédie hongkongaise réalisée par Philip Chan et sortie en 1986 à Hong Kong.
Elle totalise 22 485 500 HK$ de recettes au box-office.
Synopsis
Bien que Chu Koo-lik (Chocolate) (Michael Hui) s’estime doté de capacités exceptionnelles, il n’a atteint le rang d'inspecteur que grâce son ancienneté dans la police. Aux côtés de son lâche assistant, Egg Tart (Ricky Hui), Chocolate n’est souvent occupé à rien au poste de police. Un jour, son supérieur hiérarchique, le capitaine Wu (Roy Chiao), s'arrange pour que sa fille Kiu-kiu (Anita Mui) travaille sous les ordres de Chocolate. Cependant, Kiu-kiu et Chocolate se détestent. Mais comme le capitaine Wu aime profondément sa fille, il attribue des affaires simples à Chocolate, ce qui augmente son aversion pour Kiu-kiu.Actors
Michael Hui
(Insp. Chu Goo Lik)
Anita Mui
(Kiu Kiu)
Ricky Hui
(Egg Tart)
Sibelle Hu
(Mrs. Lam Mei Mei)
Roy Chiao
(Captain K.W. Kiu)
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