In which TV shows or movies did Sun Honglei and Liu Ye appear together?

As of January 2021, Sun Honglei and Liu Ye have acted in two movies together: "Tough Guy" and "Tough Guy", and there is no TV series.

1. "Tough Guy"

A film produced by Wang Jing, directed by director Ding Sheng, and co-starring Liu Ye, Anthony Wong, You Yong, Sun Honglei and others. It tells the story of a Chinese-style tough guy who creates a hero among ordinary people. The character of the story is a superman among mortals, which is different from traditional movie hero stories.

2. "Tough Guy"

An action film remake of "Blood on the Street", with John Woo and Nick Cheung as producers and producers, and Chen Yili as the director. Starring Daniel Wu, Shu Qi, Liu Ye, Li Xiaolu, Yang Youning, Sun Honglei and Zhang Zhen. The film tells the story of three good brothers who share the same joys and sorrows. They went to Shanghai to find paradise, but found that the price of entering paradise was like purgatory. Extended information

"Heaven's Mouth" combines elements from various genres, including Hong Kong-style gangster films, American western films and romantic romance films, allowing these elements to function on the screen in an orderly manner. The film's images are quite exquisite and beautiful. Not only is the photographer very skilled, but all the atmosphere is well created, naturally bringing the audience into the environment of old Shanghai.

Liu Ye changed from the feminine and melancholy character of his previous roles in the drama, playing a ruthless and emotionless underworld boss. The role of Lulu was played very appropriately by Shu Qi. It was a pity that the Mandarin language was not standard, but otherwise Her unique charm of coquettishness and innocence is very suitable for the role of a gangster woman and a social butterfly.

However, the storyline and the inner portrayal of the characters, which should have been the focus of the movie, all seemed weak, and even the gunfight scenes were filmed in a female-like manner. Many plots in the movie are poorly connected and unexplained. There are problems with the integration of performances by actors from both sides of the Taiwan Strait and from Hong Kong. Each of the actors in the film is enough to star in a blockbuster film on their own, but unfortunately after being under the same director, their respective performances are too independent and have a very poor sense of integration.