Infernal Affairs II (2003)
In this prequel to the original, a bloody power struggle among the Triads coincides with the 1997 handover of Hong Kong, setting up the events of the first film.
Directors:
Andrew Lau Wai-Keung, Alan Mak Siu-Fai.
Writers:
Alan Mak Siu-Fai, Felix Chong Man-Keung.
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Shawn Yue Man-Lok as Chan Wing Yan |
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Edison Chen as Lau Kin Ming |
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Francis Ng Chun-Yu as Ngai Wing Hau |
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Eric Tsang Chi-Wai as Hon Sam |
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Carina Lau as Mary Hon |
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Anthony Wong Chau-Sang as Wong Chi Shing |
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Hu Jun as Luk Kai Cheung |
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Andrew Lin Hoi as Ngai Wing Chung |
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Roy Cheung Yiu-Yeung as Law Kai Yin |
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Liu Kai-Chi as Uncle John |
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Joe Cheung Tung-Cho as Ngai Kwun |
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Chapman To Man-Chat as Silly Keung |
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Kelly Fu as May |
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Henry Fong Ping as Gandhi |
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Peter Ngor Chi-Kwan as Negro |
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Teddy Chan as Man Ching |
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Arthur Wong Ngok-Tai as Kwok Wah |
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Ricardo Mamood-Vega as Alan |
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Kara Hui Ying-Hung as Hau's Sister |
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Bey Logan as Inspector Calvin |
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Wan Chi-Keung as Officer Leung |
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Hera Lam Bik Yan as Hau's Wife |
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Wong Sam-Yue as Yee's Wife |
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Brian Ireland as SP |
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Alexander Chan Mong-Wah as Ngai Wing Yee |
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Jonathan Cheung Wing-Hong as Billy |
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Mang Hoi as Mr. Cheung |
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Yu Chiu as Drunken Mary at Station |
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Chan Kam Pui as Sam's Man |
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Go Shut-Fung as Sam's Man |
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Lam Kwok-Kit as Sam's Man |
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Buffalo Tang Tai-Wo as Sam's Man |
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Say Ping Yap as Socialites |
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Tay Ping-Hui as Solicitor Hung |
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Hui Kam Fung as Cadet School Principal Yip |
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Roderick Lam Chung-Kei as Kwun's Bodyguard |
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Kam Loi-Kwan as Kwun's Bodyguard |
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Chung Ka-Lung as Kwun's Bodyguard |
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Lam Foo-Wai as Hau's Man |
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Wong Yui-Sang as Hau's Man |
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Chu Chi-Ho as Hau's Man |
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William Duen Wai-Lun as Sergeant Chan |
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Wong Man-Shing as OCTB Team |
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Vincent Chi Mo-Chun as OCTB Team |
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Chang Kin-Yung as OCTB Team |
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Cheung Pui-Sai as OCTB Team |
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Frank Liu Zong-Ji as OCTB Team |
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Simon Cheung Yuk-San as OCTB Team |
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Brandon Rhea as Johnson |
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Tiffany Cheung Pik-Shan as Killer at Nightclub |
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Ken Ling Hiu-Wa as Killer at Hotpot Restaurant |
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Daai Ho-Fai as Killer at Hi-fi Shop |
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Benjamin Chan Siu-Kwan as Killer at Lift Lobby |
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Roger Lee Siu-Kwong as Killer on the Bike |
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Lai Wai-Tak as Uncle John's Man |
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Hoh Shu-Wing as Uncle John's Man |
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Lui Siu-Ming as Wah's Bodyguard |
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Derek Skinner as SP |
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Chow Chi-Keung as SP |
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Kwok Yuk-Keung as SP |
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Chue Shiu-Kei as Gandhi's Man |
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Chow Mei-Shing as Gandhi's Man |
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Fu Kwok-Ho as Gandhi's Man |
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Ho Ka-Ming as Gandhi's Man |
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Anna Yiu Kai-Sin as Gandhi's Wife |
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Cheung Ka-Man as Negro's Wife |
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Yan Qingyu as Wah's Wife |
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Chan Chun-Luk as Kwun's Wife |
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Ann Ng Wing-Yan as Ching's Wife |
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Georgina Chan Lok-Ji as Hau's Daughter |
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Cash Lee Chi-Keung as Wah's Man |
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Chung Siu-Kwong as Wah's Man |
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Peter Lee Chi-Yin as Wah's Man |
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Lo Lau-Fai as Killer in Thailand |
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Lau Tung-Ching as Negro's Man |
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Chan Kim-Ming as Negro's Man |
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Yiu Kai-Tung as Negro's Man |
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Cheng Kwok-Wai as Negro's Man |
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Cheng Kai-Chung as Ching's Man |
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Toby Wong Chun-Lam as Ching's Man |
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Lee Wai-Ming as Ching's Man |
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Eddie Che Wai-Yin as Ching's Man |
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Ken Lee Ting-Fung as Funny-face Boy |
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Chaucharew Wichai as Paul |
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Phorjeat Keanpetch as Sunny |
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Mui Tung-Lit as Noodle Shop Owner |
| Directing | Andrew Lau Wai-Keung | Director |
| Directing | Alan Mak Siu-Fai | Director |
| Writing | Alan Mak Siu-Fai | Screenplay |
| Writing | Felix Chong Man-Keung | Screenplay |
| Production | John Chong | Executive Producer |
| Production | Andrew Lau Wai-Keung | Producer |
| Production | Daniel Yun | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Comfort Chan | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Curran Pang | Editor |
| Editing | Danny Pang Phat | Editor |
| Production | Ronald Wong | Coordinating Producer |
| Art | Bill Lui Cho-Hung | Art Direction |
| Camera | Andrew Lau Wai-Keung | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Ng Man-Ching | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Wong Wai-Lun | Still Photographer |
| Crew | Ronald Wong | Choreographer |
| Crew | Lee Tat-Chiu | Choreographer |
