
Lan Kwai Fong 3 (2014) on Netflix
Sara feels neglected by her fiancé Shin and returns to Lan Kwai Fong's clubs with her friend Jeana. Jeana is a model in an open relationship with Jacky, a club manager.
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Plot summary
Sara is engaged to Shin, and she feels neglected: he would rather spend his birthday with his ex-girlfriend. Her friend Jeana, a model who lives for nights out, takes her to Club Magnum in Lan Kwai Fong to forget him. Their friend Papa, a schoolteacher the men at the club ignore, comes along hoping to meet someone. Jacky, Jeana's boyfriend, manages Club Magnum; he introduces the owner, May, who presents her cousin Jolie, newly back from England. Jolie reminds Jacky of an ex-girlfriend, and May asks him to keep an eye on her. Jeana introduces Sara to her Korean friend Kim; Sara feels drawn to him but stays platonic, since she is engaged. Papa is introduced to Parker, a friend of Shin's.
Cast
Whitney Huias Jolie
Ava Yu Kiuas Sara
Jeana Ho Pui-Yuas Jeana
Jason Chan Pak-Yuas Jacky
Alex Lam Tak-Shunas Shin
Christine Ng Wing-meias May
Celia Kwok Wing-Yeeas Papa
Charles Ying Cheong-Yauas Parker
Lee Shi-Minas Kim
Michael Tse Tin-Wahas Gangster
Justin Loas Passer-by
Wilson Chin Kwok-Waias Korean police officer
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Lan Kwai Fong 3 (2014)
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- Dada Chan was set to be the lead actress of Lan Kwai Fong 3 but backed out the day before filming began, so Whitney Hui, who was only meant to have a guest role, became the film's new female lead.
- Gregory Wong's guest spot as Sean in Lan Kwai Fong 3 was written to take a dig at Dada Chan for quitting the film at the last minute; his character says his wife Cat has run out on him.
- To protect Whitney Hui's image as a TVB contract artiste and former Miss Hong Kong runner-up, she was given no explicit sex scenes, and most of the explicit scenes intended for Dada Chan's character were rewritten for Ava Yu and Jeana Ho.
- Z.O. Chen Zhi-Ming, who played Steven and was the lead actor in the first Lan Kwai Fong, dubbed the voice of Korean actor Lee Shi-Min's character Kim, chosen because of his non-fluent pronunciation of Cantonese.

























