Raymond Wong and Leslie Cheung in a scene from the 1992 Lunar New Year comedy All’s Well, Ends Well (Category IIA; Cantonese). A newly restored version of The Clifton Ko film, which also stars Stephen Chow and Maggie Cheung, and with an added scene, is screening in Hong Kong cinemas.Raymond Wong and Leslie Cheung in a scene from the 1992 Lunar New Year comedy All’s Well, Ends Well (Category IIA; Cantonese). A newly restored version of The Clifton Ko film, which also stars Stephen Chow and Maggie Cheung, and with an added scene, is screening in Hong Kong cinemas.
Raymond Wong and Leslie Cheung in a scene from the 1992 Lunar New Year comedy All’s Well, Ends Well (Category IIA; Cantonese). A newly restored version of The Clifton Ko film, which also stars Stephen Chow and Maggie Cheung, and with an added scene, is screening in Hong Kong cinemas.
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Film review: All’s Well, Ends Well - Lunar New Year screwball classic back in cinemas

Family-friendly comedy, re-released with an added scene, is a time capsule of the best of early 1990s cinema that radiates the Hong Kong spirit better than most; Leslie Cheung’s presence adds poignancy

Topic |   Chinese language cinema
Paul Fonoroff
Paul Fonoroff

Updated: 11:54am, 29 Jan, 2016

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Raymond Wong and Leslie Cheung in a scene from the 1992 Lunar New Year comedy All’s Well, Ends Well (Category IIA; Cantonese). A newly restored version of The Clifton Ko film, which also stars Stephen Chow and Maggie Cheung, and with an added scene, is screening in Hong Kong cinemas.Raymond Wong and Leslie Cheung in a scene from the 1992 Lunar New Year comedy All’s Well, Ends Well (Category IIA; Cantonese). A newly restored version of The Clifton Ko film, which also stars Stephen Chow and Maggie Cheung, and with an added scene, is screening in Hong Kong cinemas.
Raymond Wong and Leslie Cheung in a scene from the 1992 Lunar New Year comedy All’s Well, Ends Well (Category IIA; Cantonese). A newly restored version of The Clifton Ko film, which also stars Stephen Chow and Maggie Cheung, and with an added scene, is screening in Hong Kong cinemas.
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