| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Stephen Chow | |
| Lik-Chi Lee | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
| Stephen Chow | Wan Tin-Sau | |
| Karen Mok | Sister Cuckoo | |
| Cecilia Cheung | Lau Piu-Piu | |
| Man-Tat Ng | Mao | |
| Kai-Man Tin | ||
| Chi-Sing Lam | ||
| Po Chun Chan | Peter | |
| Joe Cheng | Informer | |
| Man-Fai Cheng | Hung's man | |
| Mo-Chan Chik | C.I.B. | |
| Kwok-Ping Choi | Hitman in the church | |
| Lung Dai | Master Lung | |
| Min-Hun Fung | Pui's first boyfriend | |
| Woon-Ling Hau | Hung's granny | |
| Clarence Hui | Nightclub Mobster | |
| Foo-Keung Kong | Hitman in the church | |
| Roderick Lam | Kee | |
| Siu-Kei Lee | Brother Kei | |
| Sze-Chit Lee | Movie director | |
| Kim-Ching Luk | ||
| Sherwin Ming | Hitman in the church | |
| Robert Sparks | Hollywood producer | |
| Siu-Ling Tsim | Hitman in the church | |
| Terence Tsui | Delivery boy | |
| Bobby Yip | Pierre | |
| Ben Yuen | Ben | |
| Jackie Chan | Stunt double on set | |
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Hong Kong release date: 13th February 1999
Singapore release date: 18th February 1999
Thailand release date: 7th May 1999
South Korea release date: 26th February 2000
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