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| feature film comedy, wilhelm roentgen, arlo & janis, bride of tubcat, overweight women, children: grades 4 6, butyric acid, mario molina, quilt panels, camra awards, tobias wicke, skatepark, saturated fat, | But this success public enemy was public enemy soon overshadowed by another, even more dramatic. In 1986 the little-known director John Woo, best known for his slapstick kung fu comedies (like Plain Jane to the Rescue), cast CYF as Mark Gor in the gangster movie A Better Tomorrow. The film was wildly successful, propelling both Woo and Chow into the limelight of the action-movie genre. By 1995, when he filmed his last of Hong Kong movies, Peace Hotel, Chow had appeared in public enemy an amazing 71 movies. His plethora of awards from this period includes Best Actor twice from Taiwan (1985, for Hong Kong 1941, and 1987, for An Autumn's Tale), and three times from Hong Kong (1987, for A Better Tomorrow; 1988, for City on Fire, and 1990, for All about Ah Long). Ironically, in the West Chow's success as an action star, and his association with Woo (known to Westerners only for his action movies) have now virtually overshadowed Chow Yun-Fat's dramatic and comedic abilities. |
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