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Moonlight Express
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Date Released: 4/1999
Language: Cantonese, some Japanese and some English Production Company: Mei Ah Film Production Producers: Catherine Hun, Li Kuo-Hsing, Yasutaka Otsuka, Tetsu Kayama Director: Daniel Lee Action Director: Donnie Yen Art Director: Horace Ma Cinematographers: Keung Kwok-Man Screenplay: Lo Chi-Leung, Yumiko Aoyagi Music: Henry Lai Category: Romance/Fantasy/Action Country: Hong Kong / China |
Cast: (in credit order)
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The Film:
Chasing her unfulfilled love dream, a Japanese girl named Hitomi goes to Hong Kong, While there, she meets an undercover detective named Karbo who looks just like her recently deceased fiance...
Michelle appears as a good friend (and retired former partner) of Karbo. No she doesn't fight or execute any stunts in this movie. What's unforgettable is the scene where she allows a glimmer of a wistful smile to break over her face, which will make you ponder with her as to what might have been.
** Michelle agreed to make the special appearance in this movie as a favor to a friend and in order to help Hong Kong film industry. She did the film for free and modestly asked that her name not to be used for the film promotion. Her appearance in the film is less than 10 minutes in length. But Michelle managed to give one of the best dramatic performances I have seen.
Chasing her unfulfilled love dream, a Japanese girl named Hitomi goes to Hong Kong, While there, she meets an undercover detective named Karbo who looks just like her recently deceased fiance...
Michelle appears as a good friend (and retired former partner) of Karbo. No she doesn't fight or execute any stunts in this movie. What's unforgettable is the scene where she allows a glimmer of a wistful smile to break over her face, which will make you ponder with her as to what might have been.
** Michelle agreed to make the special appearance in this movie as a favor to a friend and in order to help Hong Kong film industry. She did the film for free and modestly asked that her name not to be used for the film promotion. Her appearance in the film is less than 10 minutes in length. But Michelle managed to give one of the best dramatic performances I have seen.
( page created: 07/21/99,
last modified: 02/03/04 )