Posts Tagged ‘Vincent Tze’
Bodyguard: A New Beginning (2008)
December 16th, 2009 | 
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Plot: When aging crime lord Wong (Richard Ng) turns down the offer of joining forces with loud American gangster Kai (Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa), his power hungry son Yuen (Carl Ng) doubts his father’s judgment of a overlooked golden opportunity. Yuen’s finally looses his cool after his father chooses his bodyguard over his only son to par take in a secret mission. Wongs bodyguard – Leung (Vincent Sze) is sent to the United Kingdom to look after a young English woman in London. Rebelling against his father Yuen gets into deep trouble and ends up running to Kai for help. Let the betrayal begin.
Review: The plot summary there does give you the impression that the story is fixed on our characters Wong and Yuen but a majority of the film is based on our true star – Vincent Sze aka The Bodyguard. In true bodyguard fashion Vincent plays the cold silent type who guards the lady from a far and soon throws himself at her after saving her from a group of thugs. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: Bodyguard: A New Beginning, Carl Ng, Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa, Mark Strange, Richard Ng, Vincent Tze | 
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