Stephen Chow as Prince Egg Tart
The Lucky Guy (1998) Chinese Movie Information
Title in Chinese – 行运一条龙
Title in Pinyin – Xing Yun Yi Tiao Long
Genre – Comedy
Subject/theme – A coffee shop famous for its egg tarts is in danger of closing and must be saved by workers who all have love problems
Language – Cantonese
Region – Hong Kong, China
Release date
Singapore – 5 January 1998
Hong Kong – 16 January 1998
South Korea – 17 January 2003
Movie running time – 100 minutes
Director – Lee Lik-Chi
Cast & Role Played
Stephen Chow – Ho Kam Sui / Prince Egg Tart
Ng Man-tat – Mr Li, coffee shop owner
Daniel Chan – Ah Nam, Li’s son
Shu Qi – Fon Fon, poor girls from a rich family
Sammi Cheng – Candy, nurse
Eric Kot – Fook, waiter
Kristy Yeung – Fanny, kung fu school secretary
Story
The rent on Lucky Café famous for its egg tarts is about to be increased and the owner Mr Li is helpless to stop the café from closing. He enlists the café heart breaker Prince Egg Tart to seduce the building owner but fails miserably. While all seems lost for Lucky Café, Li’s son Ah Nam falls for a property tycoon’s daughter Fon Fon, Ho falls for Candy, the only woman who can resist him and the eternal nice guy Fook falls for the secretary of a Kung Fu school Fanny.
Will Li save Lucky coffee shop and will the three Lucky men woo their woman?
Editor’s Review of The Deadly Duo – Score 7/10
The Lucky Guy is a delightful comedy light on content but delightful to watch with excellent performances by stars Stephen Chow, Ng Man-tat and Shu Qi (one of her first major roles). The satire in The Lucky Guy is well done and enables the movie to be refreshing and well as fun to watch.





