's current movies often like to invite big stars to join in order to attract audiences and to have a good box office, and some even all-stars. The more big celebrities, the more popular they will naturally, such as "Jian Guo Daye, "Yueguang Treasure Box", etc. are all the existence of counting stars. But these movies are really insignificant when compared with "Night Banquet", even Andy Lau and Stephen Chow are just playing soy sauce.
This film was released in 1991. It was a film made to raise funds for the East China floods that year. All the cast and crew were paid for the performance, and all the proceeds were donated at the box office. Therefore, the cast of the film can also be called a diamond configuration. It is definitely the most luxurious movie in history, not one of them. In just 90 minutes,
gathered almost all the first-line celebrities and second-line stars at that time, with a total of more than two hundred. In addition to Sammo Hung, Tsang Zhiwei, and Cheng Yuling as the starring roles, there are also the four heavenly kings, Leslie Cheung, Stephen Chow, Anita Mui, Tony Leung, Tony Leung, Joey Wong, and Yam Dahua, etc. who appeared in soy sauce.
It can be said that all the male gods and goddesses you can think of, except for the fact that Brother Fa and Jackie Chan did not come, all showed their faces in the film. It can be a few minutes long and a few seconds short. It is a veritable "big family banquet".
is the only time that Xu Guanwen and Zhou Xingchi are in the same frame at the end of the film. The battle between the two chicken heads can be seen as the alternation and inheritance of the two generations of comedy kings. At the same time, Zhou Xingchi's name "Xing Ye" also began to sound in this film, and the era that belonged to him has come. Such a grand scene of
is absolutely unprecedented and unique in the history of Chinese film. Therefore, although the plot is not worth mentioning, it is of great significance and great collection value. Some people say that if you want to know how brilliant Hong Kong movies have been, then I recommend going to "Banquet of the Giants". Have you seen it?
