No credits for this one just yet, but having seen this a couple days ago at the film festival, I don't seem to recall Eric Tsang or Chapman To being in it. Anyone know where this info came from or who added it and from what source? There's a chance I may have missed them if they were in little cameos (I'll blame lack of sleep if that's the case!). I'm also not certain about Jim Chim, though I do seem to recall seeing his name flash by in the closing credits, but I could simply be mixing up all the movies I've been watching this week on the big screen and the small!

Better wait to the credits screenshots.

Remember that names must have their counterpart in the Chinese display, in Chinese or in English. http://hkmdb.com/db/people/view.mhtml?i ... ay_set=eng

Brian Thibodeau wrote:...I don't seem to recall Eric Tsang or Chapman To being in it. ... I'm also not certain about Jim Chim,

Some of the reports said Eric Tsang or Chapman To gave appearances to the movie, no evidence at the moment though. For Jim Chim, he's listed in the news ad:



I know it's too small to read.

calros wrote:Remember that names must have their counterpart in the Chinese display, in Chinese or in English.

It's 加碧亞里.羅拔圖 according to the above ad.

Better wait to the credits screenshots.

Will do. They could very well both be in the movie. There are some bit players here and there that are deliberatelly obscured or downplayed, so perhaps they appeared as a favour to their MEN SUDDENLY IN BLACK director. Since I wasn't expecting any gimmick casting, I wasn't on the lookout! Plus I didn't really pay full attention to the credits (although I definitely had a very vague memory of Jim Chim's name being there and thinking it odd that there wasn't really any annoying characters in the movie!

My bad on Gabriele Roberto, but it looks like we now have a Chinese name for him anyways thanks to Fan!

Thanks to your image, added counterpart, prod. companies, prod., pres., 1 writer, ed., art dir., sound and 2 actors more!