Wan choi ng fuk sing (1996)

Actors: Po Tai (actor), Fui-On Shing (actor), Pak-cheung Chan (actor), Kiu Wai Miu (actor), Richard Ng (actor), Shui-Fan Fung (actor), Kuan Tai Chen (actor), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (actor), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (actor), Wah Cheung (actor), Tat-wah Cho (actor), Mars (actor), Lowell Lo (actor), Fong Lung (actor), Eric Tsang (actor),

Plot: Supt. Walter Tso of the Hong Kong Police Department hires the "Five Lucky Stars" once again to help the daughter of cheated gambler king Lui Tin, Tso's good friend, defeat the swindling Sheung Kun Fan-Fa in the ultimate gambling match. The "Five Lucky Stars" are joined by beauty queen Françoise also hired by Tso, to undergo gambling training. Meanwhile, Fastbuck, one of the "Five Lucky Stars," is on medical leave in China. As a result, his Buddhist monk cousin, Leung, joins the gang in the gambling challenge.

Wu fu xing chuang gui (1992)

Actors: Pak-cheung Chan (actor), Charlie Chin (actor), Eric Tsang (actor), Eric Tsang (actor), Wing-Cho Yip (actor), Sibelle Hu (actress), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (director), Eric Tsang (director), Corey Yuen (director), Shui-Fan Fung (actor), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (actor), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (actor), Richard Ng (actor), Sherman Chow (composer), Fanny Leung (producer),

Plot: The "Five Lucky Stars" (Sammo Hung, Shui-Fang Fung, Charlie Chin, Richard Ng and Eric Tsang) are back again, this time caught in the middle of their first paranormal experience. They attempt to help a ghost (Pak-cheung Chan) to avenge his death on the evil drug gang. At the same time, four policewoman, one of whom is Madam Wu (Sibelle Hu), are assigned to the homicide case and, women-crazed once again, the "Five Lucky Stars" asks the ghost to help them court the ladies.

Fu xing chuang jiang hu (1989)

Actors: Richard Ng (actor), Hoi-Pang Lo (actor), Shui-Fan Fung (actor), Chi Hung Ng (actor), Kent Cheng (actor), Ging Man Fung (actor), Kiu Wai Miu (actor), Pak-cheung Chan (actor), Pak-Kwong Ho (actor), Shiu Hung Hui (actor), James Ha Jim-Si (actor), Tat-wah Cho (actor), Ka Ting Lee (actor), Chia Yung Liu (actor), Eric Tsang (actor),

Plot: Hong Kong Police Supt. Walter Tso arrests Big Dai, the reformed leader of a criminal corporation. When Dai asked his brother Richard Mao to turn himself in to the police, he betrays him and decides to take over the corporation. Dai is imprisoned and an informant is murdered by one of Mao's men. With no evidence against Mao and the corporation, Tso coerced four of the "Five Lucky Stars" to go undercover in the prison, rescue Dai, and help nab Mao and bring down the corporation.

Zui jia fu xing (1986)

Actors: Karl Maka (actor), Chia Yung Liu (actor), Billy Lau (actor), Andy Lau (actor), Kent Cheng (actor), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (actor), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (actor), Alfred Cheung (actor), Anthony Chan (actor), Ging Man Fung (actor), Hark-On Fung (actor), Shui-Fan Fung (actor), Tat-wah Cho (actor), Norman Chu (actor), Kiu Wai Miu (actor),

Fuk sing go jiu (1985)

Actors: Ho Kai Law (actor), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (actor), John Cheung (actor), Ching-Ying Lam (actor), Paul Chang (actor), Kar Lok Chin (actor), Billy Lau (actor), Jackie Chan (actor), Tat-wah Cho (actor), Wah Cheung (actor), Charlie Chin (actor), Shui-Fan Fung (actor), Ha Huang (actor), Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (actor), Chia Yung Liu (actor),

Plot: Two Hong-Kong cops are sent to Tokyo to catch an ex-cop who stole a large amount of money in diamonds. After one is captured by the Ninja-gang protecting the rogue cop, the other one gets his old Orphanage gang, dubbed the "Five Lucky Stars," to help him. They don't like this much, but they do it.

Xia ri fu xing (1985)

Actors: Alfred Cheung (actor), Anthony Chan (actor), Anthony Chan (actor), Pak-cheung Chan (actor), Philip Chan (actor), Fruit Chan (actor), Jackie Chan (actor), David Chiang (actor), Charlie Chin (actor), Kar Lok Chin (actor), Kar Lok Chin (actor), Siu-hou Chin (actor), Tat-wah Cho (actor), Yun-Kin Chow (actor), Fat Chung (actor),

Plot: A police informant sent a letter containing sensitive information on an illegal drug operation to his friend, Yi-Ching. While on vacation in Thailand, the informant is assassinated by the drug lord's henchmen and, to cover-up their operation, they attempt to eliminate Yi-Ching and double-agent Lau. Back in Hong Kong, police detectives Muscles and Ricky Fung are assigned to protect Lau and Inspector Barbara Woo is assigned to protect Yi-Ching. She takes her to the hideout of the "Five Lucky Stars" and also enlists their help in bringing down the drug operation.

In the Forest (1978)

Actors: Keith Griffiths (producer), Phil Mulloy (producer), Phil Mulloy (editor), Phil Mulloy (director), Phil Mulloy (writer), Anthony O'Donnell (actor), Anthony O'Donnell (actor), Larry Dann (actor), Larry Dann (actor), Joby Blanshard (actor), Barrie Houghton (actor), Barrie Houghton (actor), Frank Ellis (actor), Frank Ellis (actor), Frank Ellis (actor),

In the Forest (1978)

Actors: Keith Griffiths (producer), Phil Mulloy (producer), Phil Mulloy (editor), Phil Mulloy (director), Phil Mulloy (writer), Anthony O'Donnell (actor), Anthony O'Donnell (actor), Larry Dann (actor), Larry Dann (actor), Joby Blanshard (actor), Barrie Houghton (actor), Barrie Houghton (actor), Frank Ellis (actor), Frank Ellis (actor), Frank Ellis (actor),

The Exile (1947)

Actors: Nigel Bruce (actor), Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (actor), Fred Cavens (actor), Colin Campbell (actor), Tom Dillon (actor), Frank Austin (actor), Edwin August (actor), Gordon B. Clarke (actor), Robert Coote (actor), Harry Cording (actor), James Craven (actor), Leonard Carey (actor), Jack Curtis (actor), Henry Daniell (actor), Sol Gorss (actor),

Plot: Maria Montez was accorded top billing in this film by contractual agreement, although she is in the picture only long enough to take a bath in a tricky 17th century bathtub while sipping coffee with Charles Stuart and delivering dialogue in a barely-understandable French-accent. This is the second major film released within a short period with King Charles II as a primary character, and Charles here and Charles (George Sanders) in "Forever Amber" are two very varied approaches to the same character. This one takes place prior to the beginning of "Forever Amber" when Charles II and his followers are hiding out in Holland from Oliver Cromwell's puritan Round Heads. Being temporarily at liberty (or unemployed), Charles takes a day job at the farm/estate of Katie, and falls in love with her. Meanwhile he eludes his enemies by agility, enterprise and sword play, some of the latter performed while riding the blades of a Dutch windmill. He is summoned back to the throne and has to leave Katie and the tulips behind, returns to England, is replaced by George Sanders who pursues Amber St. Clair and forgets all about Katie. "The Exile" and "Forever Amber" should be viewed back-to-back for maximum-contrast enjoyment.

The Exile (1947)

Actors: Nigel Bruce (actor), Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (actor), Fred Cavens (actor), Colin Campbell (actor), Tom Dillon (actor), Frank Austin (actor), Edwin August (actor), Gordon B. Clarke (actor), Robert Coote (actor), Harry Cording (actor), James Craven (actor), Leonard Carey (actor), Jack Curtis (actor), Henry Daniell (actor), Sol Gorss (actor),

Plot: Maria Montez was accorded top billing in this film by contractual agreement, although she is in the picture only long enough to take a bath in a tricky 17th century bathtub while sipping coffee with Charles Stuart and delivering dialogue in a barely-understandable French-accent. This is the second major film released within a short period with King Charles II as a primary character, and Charles here and Charles (George Sanders) in "Forever Amber" are two very varied approaches to the same character. This one takes place prior to the beginning of "Forever Amber" when Charles II and his followers are hiding out in Holland from Oliver Cromwell's puritan Round Heads. Being temporarily at liberty (or unemployed), Charles takes a day job at the farm/estate of Katie, and falls in love with her. Meanwhile he eludes his enemies by agility, enterprise and sword play, some of the latter performed while riding the blades of a Dutch windmill. He is summoned back to the throne and has to leave Katie and the tulips behind, returns to England, is replaced by George Sanders who pursues Amber St. Clair and forgets all about Katie. "The Exile" and "Forever Amber" should be viewed back-to-back for maximum-contrast enjoyment.