Which movie in Stephen Chow has Jacky Cheung?
Curry and Pepper is an action comedy, directed by Ke Shouliang 1990 and co-starred by Stephen Chow, Jacky Cheung Bai Anni and Ke Shouliang. The film tells the story that Tsim Sha Tsui police Curry and Chili are partners and friends who work and live together. They have been working closely together, but they fell in love with the same girl when shooting a program with a TV station, so they parted ways. Finally, in "Fight to the Death", facing the threat of the arms group, the two best partners bury the hatchet and join hands to make enemies again. The film was released on May 24th, 1990.
The Best Son-in-law is a comedy film, produced and directed by Wah-Kei Wong, starring Stephen Chow, Jacky Cheung and Sharla Cheung, and released on 1988. The film was directed by Jacky Cheung, a hair stylist, Ji, a fashion designer, and Lai Bu, a feng shui master, who named Stephen Chow as their three girlfriends, and jointly set up a trendy hair salon. On the opening day, Stephen Chow and Ji Lai cut the ribbon, but they had an argument with Mr. Zhu, the owner of the barber shop next door. Fortunately, the owner's daughter, Yaying Sharla Cheung, appeared in time to calm the storm. All three were attracted by Yaying's charm and began to pay great attention to winning Yaying's love.
The King of Destruction is a Hong Kong comedy directed by Stephen Chow, which was released on 1994. The film tells the story that Jinyin He, a fast-food teenager, wanted to practice martial arts in pursuit of the goddess Ali, but unexpectedly chose the Jianghu doctor, Ghost King David, as his teacher and got nothing. In the end, he mistakenly mastered the invincible hot wheels, conquered Ali and fell in love with him.