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HowLeung Tin-loi was thrice beaten up by Ling Kwai-hing, part two |
| 年份 : | 1951 |
| 首映时间 : | 1951-11-25 |
| 语言 : | DialogueinCantonese. |
| 片种 : | Melodrama (Wenyi) (Genre) |
| 物料 : | sound, b&w |
| 内容介绍 : | Ling Siu, a dandy, takes exception to his cousin Leung Sum's garage, thinking that it has spoiled his property's fengshui and makes him lose money in gambling. Sum refuses to demolish the garage and Siu wants to do him harm. Sum's mother gets the wind of this and attempts to sway Siu by introducing him to the story of Leung Tin-loi. That night, while reading that book, Siu dreams that he has become Ling Kwai-hing, and his cousin has become Leung Tin-loi. Kwai-hing believes that his cousin Tin-loi's stone cellar is an obstacle to his ambition of becoming a high official. He wants to possess the property but the Leung family refuses to sell. Kwai-hing hires thugs to beat up Tin-loi and his brother Kwun-loi. Later, he colludes with a thief Lam Tai-yau to steal a jade flowerpot from the Leung home. Kwai-hing's actions are disapproved by his wife and sister Kwai-sin. His wife is also dismayed and later dies of despair after seeing Kwai-hing's adulterous moves. Blaming Tin-loi for his wife's death, Kwai-hing plots with Tai-yau to set fire on Leung Tin-loi's cellar on the birthday of Leung's mother and killed seven members of the Leung Household. Beggar Cheung Ah-fung gets wind of this plot and rushes to inform Tin-loi but is instead poisoned to death by Kwai-hing. Leung Tin-loi and his family become victims of Kwai-hing's plot. Finally , Leung's spirit appeals to the emperor at the Palace who answers Leung's appeal and brings Kwai-hing to justice by beheading him. (Story discontinued due to incomplete sources) (Extracted from the film brochure) |
| 备注 : | Based on Guangdong crime story in Qing dynasty, 'Leung Tin-loi'Based on a real case in Guangdong where Leung Tin-loi and seven members were burnt to deathAccording to a film ad, Pak Yin, for the first time in her acting career, sang a song number adapted from a French dittyAccording to newspaper articles, this film was shot in two parts but were edited down into one film for showing in Southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia and SingaporePakYukTong and Law Lai-kuen performed the opera highlight, "Ko Kwan-po visits the barracks by night", composed by Ng Yat-siuThis film was screened together with documentary on "The fire at Tung Tau Estate, Kowloon City" |
| 制作人 : | Director, Ng Wui. Line Producer, Lee Yan ; Composer, Ng Yat-siu. |
| 演员 : | Cheung Wood Yau (as Leung Tin-loi), Cheung Ying (as Ling Kwai-hing), Pak Yin (as Ling Kwai-sin), Wong Man Lei (as Leung's mother), Chow Kwan-ling (as Ling's maid), Wong Chiu-mo (as Leung Kwun-loi), Yee Chau-shui (as Cheung Ah-fung), Chan Lo-wah (as Tin-loi's wife), Pak Yuk Tong, Law Lai-kuen. |
| 其他机构 : | Dongya Film Company [Distribution ], 1951 [Release]. |
| 中文资料 : | HowLeung Tin-loi was thrice beaten up by Ling Kwai-hing, part two |
| 制作机构 : | Dongya Film Company, distribution. |
| 台前幕后 : | Ng Wui, 1913 /12/3-1996/3/1, director. Lee, Yan, line producer. Ng, Yat-siu, 1906-1964/7/9, composer. Cheung Wood Yau, 1910-1985/12/10, cast. Cheung Ying, 1919/1/25-1984/12/14, cast. Pak Yin, 1920-1987/5/6, cast. Wong Man Lei, 1913-1998/4/8, cast. Chow, Kwan-ling, cast. Wong, Chiu-mo, cast. Yee Chau Shui, 1904-1955, cast. Chan, Lo-wah, cast. Pak Yuk Tong, cast. Law, Lai-kuen (actress of the 40-50's) cast. |