A Better Tomorrow III (1989)

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英雄本色III夕陽之歌 (1989)

A Better Tomorrow III

Alias: A Better Tomorrow 3: Love and Death in Saigon

Alias: 英雄本色3

Origin: Hong Kong

Language: Cantonese

Circuit: Royal

Genre: "Bullet Ballet"

Theatrical Run (HK): 10/20/1989 - 11/08/1989

Box Office: HK $18,476,116

Director
	Tsui Hark

Screenwriters
	Tai Foo-Ho
	Edward Leung Yiu-Ming

Action Choreographers
	Lau Fong-Sai
	Lau Chi-Ho

Producer
	Tsui Hark

Cast
	Chow Yun-Fat	...	Mark
	Anita Mui Yim-Fong	...	Chow Ying Kit
	Tony Leung Ka-Fai	...	Michael Cheung Chi Mun
	Tokito Saburo	...	Sam Ho Cheung Ching
	Sek Kin	...	Michael's father
	Foo Wang-Tat	...	10th Uncle
	Cheng Wai-Lun	...	Pat
	Maggie Cheung Hoh-Yee	...	Ling
	Andrew Kam Yeung-Wa	...	Jimmy
	Nam Yin	...	Bond
	Wan Seung-Lam	...	General with Bond
	Wong Chi-Wai	...	Bodyguard
	Ho Chi-Moon	...	Mr Ho's board member
	Wong Wai-Fong	...	Bodyguard
	Unknown 90s Actor (10)
	Wong Chi-Keung (3)	...	Bodyguard
	Tam Wai	...	Bodyguard
	To Wai-Wo	...	Soldier
	Wong Chi-Hok	...	Soldier
	Leung Sam (2)	...	Extra

Production Company
	Golden Princess Film Production Ltd.

Filming Company
	Film Workshop

Distributors
	Golden Princess Amusement Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong)
	Long Shong Pictures Ltd. (Taiwan)

2nd Unit Director
	Andrew Kam Yeung-Wa

3nd Unit Director
	Joe Chu Kai-Sang

Assistant Director
	Catherine Chan Dao-Ho	William Leung Chi-Ming	Tang Pang-Tung
	Wu Shih

Story
	Tsui Hark

Script Supervisor
	Kwok Wai-Sing

Director of Photography
	Horace Wong Wing-Hang

2nd Unit Cinematographer
	Yuen Chun-Wah

3rd Unit Cinematographer
	Chik Kim-Kit

Focus Puller
	Yuen Chun-Wah

2nd Unit Focus Puller
	Ng Tin-Sung

3rd Unit Focus Puller
	Hung Hin-Wai

Lighting
	Chik Kim-Kit

Art Director
	Luk Tsz-Fung

Costume Designer
	Dora Chu Lai-Ha

Image Designer
	William Chang Suk-Ping	Andy Lee Yiu-Kwong

Costume Assistant
	Rosa Chow Man-Kit

Wardrobe
	Chiu Suk-Wah

Makeup
	Ko Siu-Ping

Hair Stylist
	Lam Lin-Dai	Alice

Editor
	Marco Mak Chi-Sin	David Wu Dai-Wai	Tsui Hark

Props
	Wong Yin-Wai	Lai Koon-Lam

Original Music
	Lowell Lo Koon-Ting

Music
	David Wu Dai-Wai

Singer
	Anita Mui Yim-Fong

Car Stunts Director
	Joe Chu Kai-Sang

Planning
	Rudolf Chiu Hong-Shing

Production Manager
	Ma Yin-Leung	Shirley Lau Yim-Ngo

Associate Production Manager
	Margaret Wong Lai-Fong	Tasman Chang Shiu-Ting	Keung Yun-Chuen
	Anthony Lo Ga-Chi

Project Manager
	Claudie Chung Chun

Unit Manager
	Benny Tse Chi-Wah

Explosives
	Lau Hon-Cheung	Leung Se-Kwan

Sound Post-Production Studio
	Sound Wave Film Post Production Limited

Cantonese Dubbing
	Alexander Lee Chung-Keung

Mandarin Dubbing
	Wah Sing Dubbing Production Company

Laboratory
	Mandarin Laboratory (International) Ltd.

Filming Locations
	Hong Kong
	Vietnam

Summary
	At the end of the Vietnam war, Cheung goes to Saigon, intenton bringing his uncle and cousin back to Hong Kong. While in Saigon, Cheung meets beautiful gangleader Chow, and relies on her help for their safe return. A love triangle develops between the cousins and Chow. Further complicating matters, Chow's lover Ho, a gang leader, appears. Ho deports the cousins, and kills their uncle. Cheung and his cousin return to Vietnam seeking revenge, while Chow and Ho also become entangled with a local Vietnamese warlord. Chow tries to stop the battle, but the warlord kills Chow and Ho. Just before her death, Chow gives the cousins the last two air tickets with which to leave Vietnam and ensure their safe return. [from the Rim Films Catalog]