Winner Takes All (2000 film)

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Winner Takes All
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Traditional Chinese	大贏家
Simplified Chinese	大赢家

Hanyu Pinyin	Dà Yíng Jiā
Jyutping	Daai6 Yeng4 Gaa1


Directed by	Clifton Ko
Written by	Karl Maka Raymond Wong Chang Kwok-tse
Produced by	Karl Maka Raymond Wong
Starring	Sam Hui Karl Maka Nicholas Tse Ruby Lin Joey Yung Alec Su Annie Wu Ricky Hui Raymond Wong
Cinematography	Horace Wong
Edited by	Angie Lam Marco Mak
Music by	Marco Wan
Production companies	Cinema City & Films Co. Mandarin Films
Distributed by	Mandarin Films
Release date	29 January 2000 (2000-01-29)
Running time	91 minutes
Country	Hong Kong
Language	Cantonese
Box office	HK$10,030,582

Winner Takes All is a 2000 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Clifton Ko and featuring an ensemble cast. This film released was to celebrate Chinese New Year.

Plot

Ferrari (Nicholas Tse), is a young swindler. He has been swindling people for money in many situations. One day, a cop nicknamed 'Stupid' (Karl Maka) is about to catch him swindling. He makes a deal with Ferrari to help him catch Master Swindler Wong (Sam Hui), the world's most notorious swindler who is penning his autobiography of his swindling ways. Ferrari runs into Bastardly Sze (Alec Su) who is stalking a rich woman and taking her pictures.

Paulina Wu (Joey Yung)'s father is one of the victims of the Master Castrator Swindler. So she decides to get her father's money back. On her trip, she runs into Bastardly Sze and Ferrari. The three wants swindle the girl, whom they think is Master Swindler Wong's daughter, Wu Sen Kwan (Ruby Lin).

With Wu Sen-kwan is her so-call assistant, Ching (Annie Wu). Ching and Ferrari once met before. Ferrari and Ching were going out on a date. Ching asked Ferrari wait for her to come, she never did. Later, he learned Ching had swindled him.

The group (Ferrari, Bastardly Sze, and Paulina) are following fake Swindler Wong's daughter to the boat. They have a plan to swindle her money. Ferrari pretends to be a priest. He asks Swindler Wong's daughter to donate $1 million for charity. During that time, Bastardly Sze is falling for Wu Sen-kwan. Paulina is jealous of Wu Sen Kwan because she likes Bastardly Sze. Sze feels bad in swindling Sen Kwan.

Cast

Nicholas Tse – Ferrari
Ruby Lin – Wu Sen-kwan
Annie Wu – Ching
Joey Yung – Paulina Wu
Alec Su – Bastardy Sze
Raymond Wong – Father Wong
Karl Maka – Inspector 'Stupid'
Sam Hui – Master Swindler Wong
Ricky Hui – Swindler Wong's brother
Lisa Lui – Mrs. Chin
Perry Chiu – Girl courted by Ferrari at telephone booth

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v t e Clifton Ko filmography
As director	Happy Ghost (1984) Happy Ghost II (1985) Devoted to You (1986) It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World (1987) Chicken and Duck Talk (1988) Mr. Coconut (1989) Happy Ghost IV (1990) The Gambling Ghost (1991) The Banquet (1991) All's Well, Ends Well (1992) All's Well, Ends Well Too (1993) It's a Wonderful Life (1994) I Have a Date with Spring (1994) The Mad Phoenix (1997) Winner Takes All (2000)
As writer only	Esprit d'amour (1983) For Your Heart Only (1985) Legacy of Rage (1986)
As producer only	Great Pretenders (1991) Happy Ghost V (1991) Crazy Love (1993) The Bride with White Hair (1993) The Bride with White Hair 2 (1993) Hu-Du-Men (1996)

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