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The Mobfathers
Description
When a gang boss is diagnosed with a terminal illness, he looks to two of his lieutenants to take over but in the end betrays them both by stealthily getting them and their gangs to fight each other to the death.
When a gang boss is diagnosed with a terminal illness, he looks to two of his lieutenants to take over but in the end betrays them both by stealthily getting them and their gangs to fight each other to the death.
Actors:
Tak-Bun Wong,
Gregory Wong,
Philip Keung,
Deep Ng,
Singh Hartihan Bitto,
Chapman To,
Anthony Chau-Sang Wong,
Sze-Man Hui,
Philip Keung,
Tony Ho,
Seli Xian
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Tak-Bun Wong
30 April 1963, Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Gregory Wong
2 October 1978, Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Philip Keung
October 26, 1966 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Deep Ng
Singh Hartihan Bitto
Chapman To
8 June 1972, Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
2 September 1961, Hong Kong
Sze-Man Hui
Philip Keung
26 October 1966, Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Tony Ho
4 November 1964, Hong Kong
Seli Xian
1 October 1982, Zhaoqing, Guangdong, China
Director:
Herman Yau
Herman Yau
1961, Guangzhou, China
Country:
Hong Kong
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