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The Corruptor
Description
A top foreign police tries to stop a drug trafficking and corruption with the help of a NYC policeman and Chinese Triads. But Chinese Triads try to bribe the NYC policeman and everything becomes complicate.
A top foreign police tries to stop a drug trafficking and corruption with the help of a NYC policeman and Chinese Triads. But Chinese Triads try to bribe the NYC policeman and everything becomes complicate.
Actors:
Marie Matiko,
Byron Lawson,
Pak-Kwong Ho,
Alice Chun Lee,
Frank Pellegrino,
Lynda Chiu,
Bill MacDonald
Marie Matiko
29 June 1970, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Byron Lawson
26 August 1968, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Pak-Kwong Ho
Alice Chun Lee
Frank Pellegrino
21 March 1957, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Lynda Chiu
Bill MacDonald
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Illusion Entertainment Group #James Foley #Mark Wahlberg #New Line Cinema #Ric Young #The Corruptor #Yun-Fat Chow
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March 12, 2001
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Jarringly entertaining!April 20, 2001
A memo to Chow Yun-Fat: Get back to Hong Kong on the double!
Detroit News
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Visceral. Textural. Interesting.January 01, 2000
quite stale
Newsday
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For some reason, American filmmakers have yet to figure out how to properly use Chow Yun-Fat.
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January 01, 2000
Bracingly chilly!
Film.com
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A half-hearted photograph of the real thing.