Who played the film Sister of the King of Muay Thai starring Andy Lau?

Andy Lau plays the King of Muay Thai. The movie name is Afu, and a nun is played by Takako Tokiwa.

Tell the story of a freedom fighter Ahu (Andy Lau) attending the "King of Asia-Pacific Games" with a "fake boxing" mentality, hoping to profit from it; However, when he met Pim, a young female photographer who came to shoot a documentary, his fate changed unexpectedly. Tiger, who abstained midway, couldn't resist the provocation of Thailand's poor guess and killed by mistake. Tiger was jailed for manslaughter 13 years.

After he was released from prison, Pim died, leaving his daughter as Ploy the Tiger. During his visit to Pley, Tiger meets the young orphanage director (Takako Tokiwa) and falls in love. In order to prove to his daughter that he is a real boxer, and to make up for Pim's expectation and love for himself, Hu Yiran returned to boxing and fought to the death with the help of Mang.

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Ah Fu is an action film directed by Li Rengang and starring Andy Lau and Takako Tokiwa.

Andy Lau plays Ah Fu, a a freedom fighter who was sentenced to many years' imprisonment for murder. After he got out of prison, he found that he had an illegitimate daughter, and then he met the director of the orphanage unexpectedly and developed a relationship. For the sake of dignity and atonement, he returned to boxing at the age of nearly 40. He was killed by his opponent in the eyes of his beloved relatives and friends, but he also won everyone's understanding by death.

Takako Tokiwa plays a nun and the director of an orphanage. She is a little naughty and clever, but she is kind-hearted and persistent. She sympathized with Ah Fu, a boxer, and stayed with him all the time, helping Ah Fu to influence her daughter, and their feelings gradually sublimated into passionate love.