Lau Kin-ming

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Lau Kin-ming is a central character in the Hong Kong crime thriller "Infernal Affairs," portrayed as a triad mole who infiltrates the police force while struggling with his divided loyalties and identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
adaptedAs Colin Sullivan in The Departed NERFINISHED
affiliation Hong Kong Police Force NERFINISHED
Hong Kong triad NERFINISHED
appearsIn Infernal Affairs NERFINISHED
Infernal Affairs II NERFINISHED
Infernal Affairs III NERFINISHED
basedOn triad mole archetype
characterArc attempts to become a genuine policeman
seeks to erase his criminal past
createdBy Alan Mak NERFINISHED
Felix Chong NERFINISHED
enemyOf Chan Wing-yan NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse Infernal Affairs film series NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Infernal Affairs NERFINISHED
gender male
genre crime thriller
infiltrates Hong Kong Police Force NERFINISHED
languageSpoken Cantonese
loyaltyConflict divided between triad and police
medium film
moralAlignment morally ambiguous
nationality Hong Kong NERFINISHED
notableAction erases police records to hide his past
notableScene rooftop confrontation with Chan Wing-yan
notableTrait ambitious
calculating
highly intelligent
morally conflicted
occupation police officer
triad mole
portrayedBy Andy Lau NERFINISHED
Edison Chen NERFINISHED
relationship rival of Chan Wing-yan
roleInStory antagonist
central character
undercover mole
setting Hong Kong NERFINISHED
storyFunction drives central conflict between police and triads
themeAssociation betrayal
identity
loyalty
redemption
worksFor triad boss Hon Sam NERFINISHED

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Infernal Affairs character Lau Kin-ming
Colin Sullivan basedOn Lau Kin-ming
Chen Yongren enemyOf Lau Kin-ming