Ever popular comedy-actor and all-round film-maker, Raymond Wong, plays the other possible father to Bin Bin and a reporter with a crazy stroke of bad luck. I've always loved Sammo in comedy roles as I think he pulls it off perfectly, and here he proves why over the course of many different situations.
Sammo plays Hung (and why not), who has been convinced that he may be the father of Bin Bin due to a relationship he had with the child's mother many years ago. And while it may have a powerhouse martial artist like Sammo Hung headlining the film, this 1991 production does tend to focus more-so on the comedy side of things as oppose to the action. The first thing that attracts you to Daddy, Father & Papa is it's fantastic cast. As the rescue mission begins, things get a little out of hand that leads to many hilarious antics and fight-action in an attempt to get Bin Bin home safely! With his room ransacked and Bin Bin gone, his mum decides to do whatever she can to get him back, including telling two previous boyfriends (one a policeman, one a reporter) that Bin Bin just might be theirs. During the chase, Bin Bin disposes of the roll by throwing it through Pierre's window before returning home to the wrath of his father and the gangsters hiding in his bedroom. While relaxing on a bench, Bin Bin witnesses some gangsters chasing down a man who, before taking his last breath, throws the kid a roll of film and tells him to run! As the victim is choked to death, Bin Bin escapes on his bike with the gangsters hot on his tail. After a bad report card comes home, Bin Bin is locked in his room by his dick of a dad, but soon escapes to find solace in a nearby park. He finds a bit of friendship with Pierre, a very flamboyant neighbour that likes to invent and work with robotic toys. Although often spoiled by his mother, he's an only-child that just wants to be loved by his over-powering father and often feels very lonely. The film opens with cute child-actor Bin Bin, from classics such as Magic Crystal and A Book Of Heroes, in school and making a mockery of a bully classmate. Views: This Hong Kong remake of Les Comperes is rarely talked about today by fans of the jaded screen, although not for any reason in particular. An amusing chase by the rescue party then begins. However, Ben is in hot pursuit of a policeman and a reporter, as they both believe Ben is their son.
Treating as one of his usual pranks, his dad is undisturbed by Ben's sudden disappearance and makes no attempts to trace his whereabouts.
A list of triad members has fallen into his hands and he is kidnapped by the notorious gangsters. One day, his naughty ways lead him into serious trouble. VCD Synopsis: A seven-year-old Ben takes delight in getting into mischief.
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