The Bund II


The Bund II is a Hong Kong period drama television series broadcast on TVB in 1980. It is a direct sequel to The Bund, also produced and released by TVB earlier in the same year. A sequel, The Bund III, was released by TVB later that year. Scenes from the TV show were incorporated into a movie version of the show, which was released in 1983.

Plot

The story continues from after Hui Man-keung's death in The Bund. Hui's best friend, Ting Lik, now controls the Shanghai underworld and he seeks to avenge Hui. Ting sends Chan Cheung-kwai to hunt down those responsible for murdering Hui, leading to a series of killings.
At the same time, Ting is depressed after receiving news that his lover, Ching-ching, has become a nun. He decides to find another girlfriend, whom he has no romantic feelings for, just to cheer his mother up. By coincidence, Ting meets Chu Yin-yin and he falls in love with her. Just as their relationship is developing well, Tik Wan-chi, a gentlemanly and wealthy businessman, appears and starts courting Chu. The three of them are drawn into a complex love triangle.
Tik's immense wealth actually comes from secret financial support by the Japanese. Tik invites Ting to become his business partner and Ting reaps great rewards from their partnership. However, Tik's goal is to pave a path for the Japanese to take control of Shanghai.
Ting eventually learns of Tik's background after cooperating with him for some time. He is also shocked to discover that Tik was the mastermind behind Hui's assassination. Ting enters a dilemma on whether to kill Tik. He intends to kill Tik to avenge his friend and prevent the Japanese from taking over Shanghai. However, he is also hesitant when he sees that Chu truly loves Tik and when he feels that he does not want to lose Tik as a business partner. Eventually, Ting decides to turn against Tik. His decision will stir up big trouble in Shanghai.

Cast

  • Ray Lui as Ting Lik
  • Chow Yun-fat as Hui Man-keung
  • Gigi Wong as Chu Yin-yin
  • Patrick Tse as Tik Wan-chi
  • Liu Kai-chi as Chan Cheung-kwai
  • Mary Hon as Poon Ling
  • Chan Lap-ban as Ting Lik's mother
  • Dominic Lam as Kwok Chun-cheung
  • Chong Man-ching as Wong Yuet-kei
  • Cheung Kwok-keung as Man Kwok-keung
  • King Doi-yum as Kwok Chau-ha
  • Lo Chun-shun as Cheung
  • Fung Kwok as Fai
  • Lung Tin-sang as Bo
  • Cheung Sang as Kiu Ying
  • Yu Ming as Pang Choi / Uncle Cheuk
  • Tsui Kwong-lam as Fok Kei
  • Cho Chai as Siu Hung
  • Ma Hing-sang as Boss Ma
  • Leung Oi as Sister Ping / Aunt Ping
  • Mui Lan as Sam
  • Chow Kit as Chairman Ng / Manager Lee
  • Kwan Kin as Kwok Tso-yin
  • Wong Man-yee as Miss Shanghai
  • Lee Ching-wai as Sister Kam
  • Natalis Chan as doctor
  • Lin Yin-fai as doctor
  • Chan Wing-fai as Lik / Chuen / bodyguard
  • Leung Kit-wah as Kwok Chau-ha's classmate / Mary
  • Hui Yat-wah as Kwok Chau-ha's classmate
  • Leung Siu-tik as Robert / gangster Hung
  • Lo Kwok-wai as Wong Yan / robber
  • Wu Chi-lung as Wong Yung / robber
  • Chung Chi-keung as Ho Sing
  • Ye Fung as Tanaka
  • Law Lai-kuen as Secretary Tik
  • Cheung Kwok-keung as Man Kwok-keung
  • Michael Miu as Secretary Wong
  • Peggy Lam as Poon Ling's friend / Or
  • Man Kit-wun as Poon Ling's friend
  • Chan Mei-suen as Poon Ling's friend
  • Wong Jo-see as Lau Siu-ching
  • Lai Siu-fong as Kwok Chun-cheung's mother
  • Ho Kwai-lam as Lui Hon / Pierre
  • Mak Tze-wun as gangster
  • Bak Lan as Yeung's mother
  • Sheung-koon Yuk as Kwok Tso-yin's wife / Kwok Chau-ha's mother
  • Leung Suk-yee as Kwok Chau-ha's classmate / student
  • Felix Wong as Kei / worker
  • Chu Kong as guard
  • Au Bing-nam as gangster / middle-aged man
  • Shek Siu-lun as warehouse guard / committee member So
  • Tsui Kwai-heung as Japanese woman
  • Bak Man-biu as Murakami Taro / village chief
  • Yeung Chung-yan as Japanese monk
  • Henry Lee as Japanese monk / Manager Au
  • Chow Ding-yuen as Kwan
  • Wong Ying-wah as Tak / Yan
  • Kiu Hung as Inspector Yuen
  • Tan Chuen-hing as Tik Wan-chi's henchman
  • Mak Tai-shing as famous man
  • Yeung Ka-nok as worker
  • Chan On-ying as Poon Ling's friend
  • Cheung Hei as old man
  • Law Kwok-wai as Manager Yau
  • Chun Wong as Manager Tsang
  • Lee Yeung-do as gangster / coolie / student / Sa
  • Chan Lin-sin as Kwok Chun-cheung's sister
  • Ho Kei-ning as Kwok Chun-cheung's brother
  • Lai Bik-kwong as warehouse guard / driver
  • Wai Yee-yan as emcee
  • Kwong Chor-fai as Lawyer Sam / Manager Sam
  • Tsui Yau-lun as Yuen / assassin
  • Wong Chi-wai as Fei
  • So Hon-sang as rickshaw puller / gangster
  • Lui Oi-kwan as Yuen San
  • Leung Kit-fong as Aunt Man
  • Tsang Yuk-ha as dancer
  • Siu Siu-ling as dancer
  • Law Keung as assassin
  • Lok Kung as Mayor Ng
  • Cheung Chi-keung as fisherman Kwong
  • Fu Yuk-lan as student
  • Pui Wun as aunt
  • Yip Ping as aunt
  • Mak Yiu-sun as gangster
  • So Ping-bo as tipster
  • Fong Ping as mamasan
  • Lau Siu-ming as lawyer
  • Ng Bok-kwan as assassin Hak
  • Cheng Fan-sang as assassin Chiu
  • Simon Yam as Chin
  • Wong See-yan as Secretary Chin
  • Felix Lok as Chung
  • Ho Bik-kin as constable
  • Law Wai-ping as doctor
  • Tsang Wai-ming as coolie Sam
  • Benz Hui as driver Ming
  • Law Chun-biu as assassin Wai
  • Ho Kwong-lun as Ting Lik's henchman
  • Liu Chun-hung as Tin
  • Tsui Wai-sun as Kwong