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One Last Dance

Year:

2007

Duration:

100 min

Genres:

Action | Comedy | Romance | Crime

IMDB rate:

5.8

Director:

Max Makowski

Awards:

1 win & 1 nomination

Details

Country: Singapore

Release Date: 2007-01-11

Cast

Actor

Character

Sunny Pang

Francis Ng

Lung Ti

Captain

Vivian Hsu

Mae

Joseph Quek

Harvey Keitel

Terrtano

Boo

Farting Dog

Bryan Chan

Seargent (as Guo Hua Chen)

Tian Wen Chen

Pui (as Tianwen Chen)

Daphne Chia

Ballerina IV

Taylor Chia

Ballerina II

Paerin Choa

Bartender

Gordan Choy

Guard I

Salina Chung

Brendon Fernandez

Muscleman

Fang Rong Foo

Child III

Edric Hsu

Cop

Thomas Huang

Guard II

Nelson Hui

Child I

Evan Jin

MRT Security Guard

Ah Ne Koh

Flower Lady

Tiang Choon Koh

Cigarette Vendor

Sherry Kuhara

Blonde Asian Woman

Dalton Lau

Red

Valerie Lee

Ballerina III

Hossan Leong

Treesan

Esther Lim

Ballerina VI

Natacia Lim

Child V

Shaun Lim

Child IV

Thomas Lim

Richard (as Wee Hong Thomas)

Nicole Low

Ballerina V

Kee Chin Poon

Security Guard

Xi Quan

Mr. Sa

Ricky Sim

Nelson

Darius Tan

Pei

Reinald Tan

Child VI

Alan Tay

Man I

Kim Hock Tay

Fraser Tiong

Child II

Beth Toh

Ballerina I

Cookie Wong

Ballet Teacher

Henry Wong

Cook III

Keng Chee Wong

Cook II

Lawrence Wong

Man II

Raymond Wong

Asian Elvis

Kai Shing Wu

Wong

Steve Yap

Arthur

Yann Yann Yeo

Wife

Ben Yeung

Poi

Raymond Yuen

Cook I

Chia Zee

Model

Wenxiang Zhang

Johnathan

Chong Qing Zhou

Foresan

Zzen

Rookie Cop

Did you know?

Trivia

Francis Ng was the director's first choice for the role of T.

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The film premiered in Competition at the Sundance Film Festival 2006.

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The actor cast as Ko was originally playing Richard but after an extensive search for a Singaporean lead, he was called in to read for Ko. He was the last person left to audition.

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Quotes

Mae: [extremely upset] Why?

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T: No such thing as a hero, Ko, only a lucky idiot.

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Captain: As a cop all I have to do is live by the rules of the law. What's right and what's wrong is all I need to know, and that's much easier than trying to figure out what's good and what's bad.

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