To Live and Die in Tsimshatsui

To Live and Die in Tsimshatsui is a 1994 Hong Kong crime film directed by Andrew Lau and starring Jacky Cheung, Tony Leung, Jacklyn Wu and Power Chan. Plot Crazy Lik and his friend Pong are two undercover cops who are sent to infiltrate triad leader Coffin Sing. Later as Sing is killed, the gang is split into two. Lik follows Hung Tai's side and Pong goes to the other. Lik becomes down as he is separated from his best friend and feeling responsible for Sing's death. This leads to a time where Lik gets drunk at his girlfriend Moon's mother's birthday party and making a fool of himself and Moon feels disgusted and leaves him. One time in a bar, Lik meets triad member Milky Fai, who helps Lik out to get good with Hung Tai and his sister Po. Milky Fai is actually a former undercover cop who has his own problems. Later on, Lik must decide whether or not to betray the triad brothers he has grown very close to completing the case for his superior whom he really hates and who is hitting on his girlfriend. Cast Jacky Cheung as Crazy Lik Tony Leung Ka-fai as Milky Fai Jacklyn Wu as Siu Po Power Chan as Pong Gigi Lai as Moon Roy Cheung as Hung Tai Shing Fui-On as Uncle On Kwong Wah as Officer Suen Hung Yan-yan as Bald rascal Frankie Ng as Father Man Bobby Yip as Man in brothel (uncredited) Yuen Bun as SDU officer Joan Tong as Fai's ex-wife Parkman Wong as Coffin Sing Sandra Ng as woman in movie (uncredited) Mimi Chu as Moon's mother Koo Ming-wah as Tai's thug Chan Chi-fai as Brother Bau William Chu as Milky Fai's son Hung Siu-wan as triad girl Yee Tin-hung as one of Man's goons Sung Poon-chung as triad Bowie Lau as Tai's thug Tam Kon-chung as Tai's thug Hau Woon-ling Jacky Cheung Chun-hang as Tai's thug John Cheung Wong Chi-keung as cop Gary Mak as cop Lam Foo-wai as Bau's thug Chun Kwai-bo as Bau's thug So Wai-nam as Tai's thug Lam Kwok-kit as Man's thug Mei Yee Wong Hoi-yiu as gambler Simon Cheung as cop Tenny Tsang as policeman Box office The film grossed HK$9,192,146 at the Hong Kong box office in its theatrical run from 13 August to 7 September 1994 in Hong Kong.