Queenie & King the Lovers
Apr 13 2000
•2h 30m
•Queenie (Crystal Tin Yui-nei) and King (Cheung Tat-ming) are a HK typical couple, with his long hours at work sometimes interfering with their happiness. Out riding his bike one evening, King is accidentally run off the road by a van and his injuries leave him impotent. Not surprisingly, he tells his wife that she is free to divorce him or see other men but Queenie vows not to let the situation hinder their marriage.
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Cheung Tat-Ming
King

Ken Wong
Fung

Gigi Lai Chi
Eliza

Kristal Tin Yui-Nei
Queenie
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