A movie by Chow Yun-fat

The Wife-Killing Duo

Introduction:

◎Translated title: The Wife-Killing Duo/Shaqi Errenzu

◎Title 100 Ways To Murder Your Wife

◎Era 1986

◎Country Hong Kong

◎Category Comedy

◎Language Cantonese

◎Subtitles English/Chinese

◎Length 91Mins

◎Director Zhong Zhentao Kenny Bee

◎Starring Zhong Zhentao Kenny Bee...A B Roberto

Chow Yun-fat Yun-Fat Chow .....Ah Fat Football Fat (as Chow Yun Fat)

Joey Wong .....Hsiao Hsien

Anita Mui ..... Mrs. Fang

王京Jing Wong .....Fat

马武 .....Ma

Anthony Chan....Chen Chih-Tao

Fui-On Shing....Soccer Player

◎Introduction

Ah B (Zhong Zhentao) and Ah Fa (Chow Yun-fat) are both good football players. Ah Fa comes from Malaysia and has a beautiful wife (Wang Zuxian). Ah B's wife (Anita Mui) is a woman with a bad temper. She often complains that Ah B has no future and often taunts him in public, which makes Ah B lose face. Loss, self-esteem is hurt. One time, Ah B was angry with Mrs. Ke and went to a bar to drink. He met Ah Fa, who came to Hong Kong from Malaysia. Ah Fa was also dissatisfied with his wife's enthusiasm for other men and suspected that she was cheating on her. After A B and A Fa confided in each other, they felt that they were in the same boat. After they were drunk, they even thought of killing their wives. They even plotted different ways to kill their wives, in which they fully utilized the fantasy punishment of a jealous wife of a stingy man. The method of killing one's wife can be described as grand and full of jokes...

Behind the scenes production:

At first glance, the cast of this film is indeed infinitely strong. However, in fact, this film is a It is a real movie for fans, written by Wan Ziliang, a famous drama star at that time, and directed by Zhong Zhentao, who also serves as the male lead. The plot is exaggerated and crazy, with constant jokes, but it can be regarded as a lively scene. There is nothing new in the comedy style of the film, but the cross-blade behavior of several popular artists made people curious, so it also attracted many viewers. It was quite successful when it was released, with more than 1,400 dollars. million box office. The story satirizes the young husband's ambivalence in a slightly exaggerated and acerbic way, catering to the urban fantasy trend in the mid-1980s. It is a conformist work among urban comedies in the mid-1980s, and it can be regarded as a meritorious one.