Faithfully Yours

Faithfully Yours
Film poster
Traditional 最佳女婿
Simplified 最佳女婿
Mandarin Zuì Jiā Nǚ Xù
Cantonese Zeoi3 Gaai1 Neoi2 Sai3
Directed by Wong Wa-kei
Produced by Wong Wa-kei
Screenplay by Cheung Hoi-hing
Starring Jacky Cheung
Max Mok
Stephen Chow
Sharla Cheung
Music by David Wu
Cinematography Lau Hung-chuen
Edited by Poon Hung
Production
company
Long Shong Pictures
Golden Princess Film Production
Kay's Productions
Distributed by Golden Princess Films
Release date
 8 December 1988 (1988-12-08)
Running time
 90 minutes
Country Hong Kong
Language Cantonese
Box office HK$5,807,710

Faithfully Yours is a 1988 Hong Kong romantic comedy film directed by Wong Wa-kei and starring Jacky Cheung, Max Mok, Stephen Chow and Sharla Cheung.

Plot

Happy, Big Eye and Puddin Lai are good friends, Happy is a hairstylist who opens his "Great Grass Hair Salon" next to the "Great Shanghai Hair Salon", which dissatisfies Greater Shanghai's owner, Chuk Tai-chung. While the two are at loggerheads on the occasion, Chuk's daughter, Ying, goes to Great Grass Hair Salon and the three friends do their best to pursue her. One time during a drunk accident, Ying becomes pregnant but does not know who the father is and can only wait the birth of her child to confirm the identity. Happy, Big Eye and Puddin begin to fawn Ying and her family in every possible way, resulting in a series of big jokes.

Cast

  • Jacky Cheung as Happy Chan Hoi-sam
  • Max Mok as Big Eye / Kei Ho-yan
  • Stephen Chow as Puddin Lai
  • Sharla Cheung as Ying
  • Richard Ng as Chuk Tai-chung / Shanghai Man, Ying's father
  • Lydia Shum as Shanghai Lady, Ying's mother
  • Teddy Yip as Ying's godfather
  • Sing Yan as barbershop assistant
  • Mak Ho-wai as rich taxi driver
  • Bowie Wu as Birdy
  • Law Ching-ho as Elephant
  • Liu Kai-chi as medical laboratory worker
  • Cheung Yuen-wah as girl in maternity ward
  • Alan Chan as doctor
  • Joyce Cheng as infant
  • Yuen Ling-to

Box office

The film grossed HK$5,807,710 at the Hong Kong box office during its theatrical run from 8 December 1988 to 5 January 1989 in Hong Kong.

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