Did Stephen Chow's movie take place in a hotel?

It's really hard to get. I remember one.

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When Stephen Chow's protagonist first arrived in Hongkong, he was supposed to stay at the Regent Hotel, which was still a luxury hotel. As a result, he was told that he booked the Regent Hotel instead of the Regent Hotel.

Then I went and found that it was a small tattered handwritten signboard "Regent Hotel" in an alley. The classic "like a flower" boss came out to collect it, almost OOXX.

007 dressed in black, wearing a hat, carrying a suitcase, leisurely. (Subtitle: Hong Kong)

007 and a woman seem to walk into the hotel talking and laughing. The woman stopped when she saw an acquaintance, and 007 went straight to the front desk. )

Staring at the sexy image of women in the hotel. )

Attendant: Can I help you, sir?

007: Yes, I … I … I made a reservation.

A blonde passed by and both sides looked at her. )

Attendant: Your name, please?

007: My name is 007.

(The girl says hello with a "ha", and 007 winks at her)

Attendant: Your name is not available.

007: (turning around) What, there is such a thing, (showing a piece of paper) Please check it down.

Attendant: Oh, your reservation is not the Regent Hotel, but the Regent Hotel.