The Set Up (1990)
The Set Up is a made-for-TV movie starring Anthony Wong
Top billed cast
Anthony Wong Chau-SangChik Chi Ming
Liu Wai-HungSai
Lau KongPolice Chief Shih
Lee Shing-CheongShek
Lee Siu-KayPrisoner
Lee Lik-ChiTaxi Driver
Power Chan
Wong Yat-Fei
Wong Man-Biu
Teresa Ha Ping
Similar to The Set Up
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