Proud and Confident
Proud and Confident is a 1989 Hong Kong action film directed by King Lee and starring Andy Lau, Rosamund Kwan and Michael Miu.
| Proud and Confident | |
|---|---|
 Film poster | |
| Traditional | 傲氣雄鷹 |
| Simplified | 傲气雄鹰 |
| Mandarin | Ào Qì Xióng Yīng |
| Cantonese | Ngou6 Hei3 Hung4 Jing1 |
| Directed by | King Lee |
| Produced by | Charles Heung Billy Chan |
| Screenplay by | Johnny Lee |
| Starring | Andy Lau Rosamund Kwan Michael Miu Dick Wei David Lam Francis Ng |
| Music by | Lowell Lo |
| Cinematography | Wingo Chan |
| Edited by | Kwok Ting-hung |
Production company | Samico Films |
| Distributed by | Wa Hin Films |
Release date | 5 April 1989 |
Running time | 90 minutes |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Language | Cantonese |
| Box office | HK$10,127,069 |
Plot
Ace marksmen Lee Kin-wah (Andy Lau) manages to prevent a potential slaughter due to his exceptional sharp-shooting skills. Though his immediate superior is angry at the cavalier attitude Wah displayed during the operation, the powers-that-be decide to promote the young police officer to their special arms unit, B.O.B. Along with his cheeky best friend Wai (Michael Miu), Wah joins the newly formed special unit that is trained to deal with expected terrorist attacks. Although he was the best in his former unit, Wah finds that there are a few rivals keen to undermine his glowing reputation. He also finds his arrogance attracting attention from the specially employed tactical researcher Jennifer Tang (Rosamund Kwan) whose knowledge of the enemy is constantly undermined by the self-centered Wah. Such petty rivalries are put to one side when I.B.S, an international terrorist collective, plan to attack a controversial politician. The special police unit go into action against the threat, but there are tragic casualties.
Cast
- Andy Lau as Lee Kin-wah
- Rosamund Kwan as Jennifer Tang
- Michael Miu as Wai
- Dick Wei as Popeye
- David Lam as Chiu Sir
- Francis Ng as He-Man
- Sunny Fang as Assistant sergeant
- Regina Kent as Sarah
- Peter Chan as Psycho at Gas Station
- Wong Wai as George
- Jacky Heung as Wai's son
- Norman Cheung as B.O.B. member
- Evergreen Mak as B.O.B. member
- Eddie Maher as I.B.S. Terrorist
- Thomas Sin as I.B.S. Terrorist
- Lam Suet as I.B.S. Terrorist
- Hung Hung
- Roderick Lam
- Chow Hau-ling
- Cheng Yuk-yin
- So Siu-sing
- Rocky Cheng
- Lai Kim-sing
- Yau Kwok-leung
- So Kwok-leung
- Dick Lau
- Chan Yiu-kwong
- Cheung Kwok-leung
- Kam Shun-pak
- Hung San-nam
- Chun Kwai-po
- Cheung Wing-hon
Box office
The film grossed HK$10,127,069 at the Hong Kong box office during its theatrical run from 5 to 19 April 1989 in Hong Kong.