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King of Mahjong | |
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Traditional Chinese | 麻雀王 |
Simplified Chinese | 麻雀王 |
Hanyu Pinyin | Má Què Wáng |
Jyutping | Maa4 Zeok3 Wong4 |
Directed by | Adrian Teh |
Screenplay by | Lai Chaing-ming Agn Siew-hoong Ho You-wang |
Produced by | Allyan Too Lim Teck |
Starring | Chapman To Mark Lee Michelle Ye Venus Wong |
Cinematography | Yong Choon-lin |
Edited by | Keree Teh |
Production companies | Zingshot Productions Rex Film Production Luxury Watch Club Across Solutions Clover Films Asia Tropical Films |
Distributed by | Clover Films Cathay-Keris Films [1] |
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Countries | Singapore Malaysia |
Languages | Cantonese Mandarin |
Box office | RM$3 million (Malaysia) [2] |
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