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Tony Ka Fai Leung

1 February 1958, Hong Kong

Chao Deng

8 February 1979, Jiangxi, China

Carina Lau

8 December 1964, Suzhou, China

Bingbing Li

27 February 1973, Harbin, China

Andy Lau

27 September 1961, Tai Po, Hong Kong

Jean-Michel Casanova

Sos Haroyan

Jialin Zhao

20 May 1975, Changchun, Jilin, China

Yan Qin

Jinshan Liu

18 December 1963, Beijing, China

Aaron C. Shang

Deshun Wang

Mickey He

9 July 1976, Xiantao, Hubei, China

17 December 1939, Guangdong, China

Teddy Robin Kwan

2 March 1945

Xiao Chen

5 July 1987, Anhui Province, China

15 February 1950, Saigon, Vietnam [now Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam]

Kuo-Fu Chen

13 May 1958, Taiwan

Chia-lu Chang

Wu Zetian

Played by: Carina Lau

Di Renjie

Played by: Andy Lau

Globe and Mail

Detective Dee is the action flick of the year, a two-hour epic that blows the Pirates of the Caribbean to the Bermuda Triangle.

September 23, 2011

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Oregonian

In their best moments, Hark's action movies have a what-did-I-just-see giddiness, as if their choreography were springing straight from a cartoon id.

October 13, 2011

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Palo Alto Weekly

If you're looking for a popcorn movie, producer-director Tsui has crafted an absurdist fantasy that might cure -- or spontaneously combust -- the summertime blues. But even escapist entertainment can have interesting angles.

October 10, 2015

Seattle Times

By the end, with the running time pushing past the two-hour mark, it's reasonable to ask: Just who are these people?

September 26, 2011

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

There is nothing wrong with its reach, but its grasp of genre elements is random.

October 20, 2011

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Toronto Star

A colourful carnival of relentless action and artful images.

September 22, 2011

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Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)

The game's afoot, and the foot knows kung fu.

November 17, 2011

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Washington Post

"Dee" doesn't shoot for the gravitas of Zhang Yimou's "Hero." It doesn't approach that film's magnificent sensory impact, either, or the artistic romanticism that made "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" such a success here.

September 23, 2011

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Chicago Reader

Three decades into his career, Tsui Hark stands as one of the movies' great entertainers, displaying a dancer's sense of rhythm and movement and manipulating physical space with an abandon worthy of Chuck Jones.

September 22, 2011

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Film Comment Magazine

The film's visual style is at times so dense it simply overwhelms (ditto the plot).

October 09, 2011

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Critic's Notebook

What's tragic about "Detective Dee" is the fact that it rapes a chapter of Chinese history beyond any semblance of reality.

October 07, 2015

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Arizona Republic

It is a peculiar conflation of history -- there really was an Empress Wu -- and pure cinematic fantasy.

September 29, 2011

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