Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actress Maggie Cheung "Sweet Honey" 1996

Sweet Honey is a 1996 Hong Kong film produced by Jiahe Films, directed by Chan Ke-sin and starring Maggie Cheung and Li Ming. This film is written to commemorate the death of singer Teresa Teng, and it was planned to use "Little Love in big city" as the title, and then changed to "Sweet Honey".

The story takes place at the peak of Teresa Teng's most active life in Japan and even in the whole of East Asia, and finally with her unfortunate death due to illness as the opportunity to end the story of the whole film, won the 34th Golden Horse Awards Best Feature Film and Best Actress Awards, and the 16th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Film, Best Director and other 9 awards, and was also named the second place in the 1997 Top Ten Best Films by Time Magazine. In 2005, it was voted one of the "100 Best Chinese Films" by the Hong Kong Film Awards Association.

Maggie Cheung Dawn

In March 1986, Li Xiaojun bid farewell to his girlfriend Xiaoting and came to Hong Kong from Tianjin to seek a living, hoping to bring Xiaoting to marry her one day. Li Xiaojun met Li Qiao, who also came to Hong Kong from the mainland to make a living, at a fast food restaurant, because they loved Teresa Teng, and the two developed true love in the process of communication. But after that, Li Xiaojun still married Xiaoting, and Li Qiao left Hong Kong with the underworld boss Leopard Brother.

Li Xiaojun later moved to New York, usa, and Li Also moved to New York after wandering around, and the two reunited in 1995.

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Li Xiaojun

In March 1986, he came to Hong Kong from Tianjin to work, hoping to get his girlfriend Fang Xiaoting from Chinese mainland to Hong Kong for marriage, director Chen Kexin said that Liming was born in Beijing, and his image and background are in line with the role setting.

Maggie

Li Qiao

He came to Hong Kong from Guangzhou in March 1986 to work, hoping to find a way to make a lot of money. Director Chen Kexin said that he originally planned to invite Faye Wong to play this role, because Faye Wong refused to perform, he invited Maggie Cheung to participate in the performance, because Maggie Cheung's Mandarin is not good, which affected the filming progress of the film, so he re-set the role of the participant to Guangzhou, and it is logical to perform in Cantonese dialogue.

Zeng Zhiwei

Ouyang Leopard

The underworld gangster, in order to please Lee Qiao tattooed Mickey Mouse on his back.

Zhang Tongzu

Arn

Chef of Lai's working restaurant in Hong Kong.

Doyle

Jeremy/Jai marinade

Li Xiaojun's English teacher and Kale's boyfriend.

Yang Gongru

Fang Xiaoting

Xiao Jun's girlfriend, later became his wife.

Just Berdick

Immigration Officer

Michelle Gabriel

Kale

A Thai prostitute working in Hong Kong, Jeremy's girlfriend.

Irene Tsu

Aunt Rosie

Little Army's aunt, idolized william Horton, has always claimed to have dated him once.

Ding Yu

George