In which movie did Wai-Man Chan play Uncle Pei?

Wai-Man Chan plays Pei Shu in the movie "Loyalty". The film tells the story of 1974, when Gao Shupei went to Japan after assassinating an enemy for his gang. 1990, he returned to Hong Kong from Japan and was reunited with his wife Shirley and daughter Sandy. Shirley opened a hotel with the help of Fan Zhihong, a policeman, and raised her daughter after he left. At this time, Zhihong also returned to Hong Kong from the United States to rescue her kidnapped son Paul for her former boss Blank. Shirley seems to have mixed feelings when her husband and lover appear at the same time. Several complicated river's lake feuds began.

In the movie "Benevolence and Ambition", Kenichi Takada and Gao Shupei are the same person. Kenichi Takada was originally from Hong Kong, formerly known as Kao Shupei. In his early years, he assassinated enemies for gangs and then went to Japan. Gao Shupei and Shirley used to be husband and wife. When Shu Pei learned that this matter was related to Zhihong, he told Zhihong to leave Hong Kong quickly and let him negotiate with Japan. Unexpectedly, Blanc betrayed Zhihong, Yamashita Group killed Zhihong and Xiaojie, and Xiaojie and Xiandi were both killed. Before he died, Xiaojie exposed Blanc's false behavior, and Zhihong settled accounts with Blanc. Zhihong also knew the relationship between Shu Pei and Shirley without knowing it, and decided to fight to the death with the Japanese gang. Shu Pei also rushed to help, and the two heroes came out to fight the Japanese gang again.

The person who plays Paige in "Benevolence and Righteousness" is also skilled, conscientious and loyal. Of course, he doesn't do enough to treat his wife and children, but he is also broad-minded and tolerant! It turns out that director Wai-Man Chan plays Peg. His face is familiar and always appears in gangster movies.