Man Wanted 2: Those Were the Days

A former Triad member moves into an apartment next to a nice timid girl and her blind grandfather who also is a street performer.

Cast

Louis Koo

as A Wing

Shirley Cheung Yuk-Shan

as San

Cherie Chan Siu-Ha

as Candy

Law Kar-Ying

as Feng Siu Tien

Roy Cheung Yiu-Yeung

as Fat

Helena Law Lan

as Aunt Lan

Chan Fung-Bing

William Ho

as Loan Shark Fu

Bobby Yip Kin-Sang

Jack Wong

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