Golden Chicken 3
Golden Chicken 3 also known as Golden Chickensss (Chinese: 金雞SSS) is a 2014 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Matt Chow and starring Sandra Ng.[2]
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| Directed by | Matt Chow | 
| Screenplay by | Matt Chow | 
| Starring | Sandra Ng | 
Release date  | 
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Running time  | 100 minutes | 
| Country | Hong Kong | 
| Language | Cantonese | 
| Box office | HK$40,852,011 (US$5,264,026) (as of 2 March 2014)[1] | 
Cast
    
- Sandra Ng as Kam, a prostitute
 - Andy Lau as Himself (billed as "Suddenly Starring")
 - Donnie Yen as Master Yip
 - Louis Koo as Jiangmen Louis Koo
 - Tony Leung Ka-fai as Professor Chan
 - Nick Cheung as Gordon
 - Dayo Wong as Master Thirteen
 - Shawn Yue as a brothel frequenter and Hikikomori
 - Eason Chan as Jackie
 - Ronald Cheng as Stone Age caveman / Mak Kei, the king of gigolos
 - Chapman To as Tin Chung, the plastic surgeon and brothel frequenter
 - Anthony Wong as the Tang Dynasty brothel frequenter
 - Wyman Wong as Takuya, a Japanese gigolo
 - Edison Chen as Nemoto Kishihisashii, a Japanese brothel owner
 - Alex To as Joey Ma, a pimp
 - Lo Hoi-pang as Mr. Au Yeung
 - Chin Kar-lok as Mr. Chan, the company owner and brothel frequenter
 - Hins Cheung as King Hin, a gigolo
 - Cheung Siu-fai as Brother Siu Fai
 - William So as Kung
 - Jim Chim as Brother Chai Nga, a Chinese herbalist and Kam's old client
 - Fiona Sit as La Ma, a prostitute
 - Elena Kong as saleswoman
 - Ivana Wong as Ng Lo, a prostitute under Kam
 - Michelle Wai as Fa, a prostitute under Kam
 
Awards and nominations
    
- Annual 34th Hong Kong Film Awards
- Nomination – Best Actress (Sandra Ng Kwun-Yu)
 - WON – Best Supporting Actress (Ivana Wong)
 - WON – Best New Performer (Ivana Wong)
 - Nomination – Best Original Film Song- "Brand New Hong Kong"- Composer/Lyrics: My Little Airport -Singer: Nicole Au Kin-ying
 
 
Reception
    
The film has grossed HK$40.8 million (US$5.26 million).[1]
References
    
- "2014年2月24日 - 2014年3月2日票房紀錄"". Archived from the original on 6 March 2014.
 - "金鸡SSSGolden Chickens (2014)". movie.mtime.com (in Chinese). Retrieved 19 January 2014.
 
External links
    
- Golden Chicken 3 at IMDb
 - Film Business Asia - Golden Chickensss set for Lunar New Year
 - Golden Chickensss on Facebook
 
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