A Chinese Odyssey

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A Chinese Odyssey is a two-part 1995 Hong Kong fantasy-comedy film series loosely based on Journey to the West, renowned for its time-travel plot, Stephen Chow’s performance, and enduring cult following in Chinese-speaking regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hong Kong film
fantasy-comedy film
film series
alsoKnownAs Journey to the West: Pandora's Box and Cinderella NERFINISHED
Sai yau gei NERFINISHED
basedOn Journey to the West NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Hong Kong NERFINISHED
cultStatus cult classic in Chinese cinema
director Jeffrey Lau NERFINISHED
distributor Golden Harvest NERFINISHED
featuresCharacter Sha Wujing NERFINISHED
Sun Wukong NERFINISHED
Tang Sanzang NERFINISHED
Zhu Bajie NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Hong Kong NERFINISHED
genre comedy film
fantasy film
romantic comedy film
hasCultFollowingIn Chinese-speaking regions
Hong Kong NERFINISHED
Mainland China NERFINISHED
Taiwan NERFINISHED
hasPart A Chinese Odyssey Part One: Pandora's Box NERFINISHED
A Chinese Odyssey Part Two: Cinderella NERFINISHED
influenced later Hong Kong fantasy-comedy films
leadActorRole Stephen Chow as Joker / Monkey King NERFINISHED
memorableQuote Once upon a time, there was a sincere love in front of me...
memorableQuoteLanguage Cantonese
musicBy Raymond Wong Ying-wah NERFINISHED
notableFor Stephen Chow's comedic performance
time-travel plot
notableScene moonlight confession scene between Joker and Zixia
originalLanguage Cantonese
producer Jeffrey Lau NERFINISHED
releaseDatePartOne 1995-01-21
releaseDatePartTwo 1995-02-04
releaseYear 1995
screenwriter Jeffrey Lau NERFINISHED
setting ancient China
starring Athena Chu NERFINISHED
Karen Mok NERFINISHED
Law Kar-ying NERFINISHED
Ng Man-tat NERFINISHED
Stephen Chow NERFINISHED
theme love and destiny
reincarnation
time travel

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Law Kar-ying notableWork A Chinese Odyssey