All The Wrong Spies (DVD) (Digitally Remastered) (Joy Sales Version) (Hong Kong Version)
Nominated for five awards at the 3rd Hong Kong Film Awards, including a Best Director nod for Teddy Robin, All the Wrong Spies is a crowd-pleasing espionage comedy set at the dawn of the Second World War. Produced and written by Raymond Wong, the 1983 Cinema City production stars singer-actors George Lam, Teddy Robin, filmmaker extraordinaire Tsui Hark, and Taiwan beauty Brigitte Lin. Equally engrossing is the Cantonese theme song sung by George Lam, which is adapted from a popular Mandarin oldie by lyricist James Wong.
In 1939, spies from different sides converge in Hong Kong for the blueprint of a super weapon smuggled out of Nazi Germany by a Jewish scientist. Private investigator Yo (George Lam) has been commissioned to help him reach an American secret agent. But, with a couple of Gestapos hot on their heels, it is no easy job at all! The blueprint ends up in the lap of Police Commissioner “Fat Chick” (Paul Chun), who intends to hand it over to the Japanese. With the help of his Inspector friend Robin (Teddy Robin) and Chinese agent “No.1” (Brigitte Lin), Yo goes to meet Chick in the guise of Japan’s top spy Hiroshima Taro, hoping to get the blueprint back. Chaos and complications ensue when the real Hiroshima (Tsui Hark) shows up….
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