The Trouble-Makers Explained

The Trouble-Makers
Director:Aman Chang
Starring:Terence Yin
Sam Lee
Maggie Q
Runtime:84 minutes
Country:Hong Kong
Language:Cantonese

The Trouble-Makers[1] is a 2003 Hong Kong Cantonese-language drama film directed by Aman Chang and starring actors Terence Yin, Sam Lee, and Maggie Q.[2]

Plot summary

Maggie plays Clary who rents a room in a Chinese flat. Terence Yin plays the romantic lead who is transferred into this Chinese town. The landlord, the cop & Clary set up a scam to scare Yin out of the house by making him believe it is haunted so they can rent it again. Yin moves to his Aunt's house who also sets up a scam of accusing him of taking advantage his cousin so she can have an excuse to boot him out of the house. With nowhere to go, he returns to his flat to discover the first scam. Yin's buddies set up retro-scam and pretend to take advantage of Q. She then scams the scammers, which results in Yin taking care of a catatonic Clary. After the plot bounces back & forth a few times, the frame freezes just as Yin leans in for the big kiss.

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Notes and References

  1. "The Trouble-Makers (2003)." Amazon.com
  2. Web site: The Trouble Makers (2003). 19 May 2014. Hong Kong Cinemagic.