Jung Chung-kee’s movies (Inventory of 8 of Cheng Chung-kee’s funny movies)

Step by step from the music industry to the film industry, Ronald Cheng himself has confessed that it is not easy to put down the field he is most familiar with (music) and study again. In 2013, he finally won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Tyrannosaurus in "Pulp Comedy" and received recognition from the film industry.

Let’s take a closer look at Hong Kong’s comedians, from the god-level Stephen Chow to the stylish Nick Cheung Ka-fai. The next one who is more familiar to people may be Cheng Zhongji. Here is a list of Cheng Chung-kee’s top eight hilarious films.

1. The Dragon King Series

Whether you are his loyal fan or not, you will always watch this series of movies several times.

In the first part, he decided to be a good policeman because of his pursuit of mercy. In the second part, he met the girl Xiaorou. The interesting things and dialogues in the two episodes have become a mantra in many people's daily lives.

I believe that the most impressive part must be the scene in the movie where he is hosting a police training. I believe many people will be amused by his body language and laugh out loud.

2. I want to make a model

"Toilet paper! You can't sell it!" Even Tony Leung, Jacky Cheung, Carina Lau and other emperors and queens praised it. I'm afraid there is only one Mandom.

The cosmic model, who was protected by the police 24 hours a day due to a threat case, has been in love with Zhang Tiezhu for a long time and vowed to use his personal fashion sense to help her become his catwalk partner and compete against Xi Jinping in the competition. People fantasy. Cheng Zhongji's tight golden shirt is simply unforgettable.

3. Lucky Man

Both of the above films have Zheng Zhongji as the leading actor, but in addition to the above comedies, "Lucky Man" is also a high-quality comedy piece.

Royal Cheng can be said to be the villain in the movie. He played the role of Broken Crab (modern) / Duan Shuiliu (ancient). From the past to the present, he and the protagonist Tony Leung have been enemies. Broken Crab and his ancestor Duan Shuiliu have always been in the way. Prevent Tony Leung and Yang Qianhua from getting happiness.

4. The Supreme Scoundrel

This is another movie that makes people underestimate Cheng Zhongji's acting skills. In the movie, one person plays the roles of the young and Dangerous and the gangster's cocky gangster. The most classic scene must be the MV of "Dead Youth Beans" between him and Fatty Cong, and the words pronounced in pure Hong Kong-style English: Taxi, Bus, Ambulance.

5. Girl in Underwear

Every movie sketch that focuses on women’s views on love needs a lot of plots to be set off by boys. Lucas, who works as an office worker, is such a one. Role. He is also a supporting actor and becomes a "love master" in the play.

6. All Wishes Come True

A comedy film written, directed and starred by Ronald Cheng. He plays the role of a god and gives different wishes to the protagonist Gu Dezhao. The main purpose is to make him Learn to cherish your family and enjoy life.

In terms of laughs alone, this movie may not be as good as the above movies. However, there are still many memorable quotes in the play

7. Wong Pak Ming’s Lunar New Year Film Series

Cheng Zhongji, who specializes in comedies, can be said to be the acclaimed actor of veteran filmmaker Wong Pak Ming. , "Happy Events in the Family 2009", "The Strongest Happy Events", "Happy Events in the Flower Field 2010" and "100 Star Hotel" etc. Every time he appears on the scene, the audience looks forward to it, because he really provides a lot of laughs in the play.

8. Low-brow Comedy

Being able to win the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor, the highest honor in Hong Kong films, "Low-brow Comedy" is definitely his masterpiece.

In the play, Cheng Zhongji plays the role of a powerful gangster in Guangxi who loves game most in his life. However, this movie is very large-scale and contains a lot of swear words, which may be bad for children.

I wonder if my friends like Ronald Cheng?