Once Upon a Time in Shanghai (TV series)

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Once Upon a Time in Shanghai
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Also known asNew Bund
Written byAu Koon-ying
Pao Wai-chung
Directed byChiu Chun-keung
Starring Adam Cheng
Carol Cheng
Sunny Chan
Gordon Lam
Adia Chan
Theme music composerTsui Ka-leung
Opening themeNang Fau Choi Yu Sheung (能否再遇上) performed by Adam Cheng
Country of originHong Kong
Original languageCantonese
No. of episodes40
Production
Executive producerChiu Chun-keung
Production locationHong Kong
Running time45 minutes per episode
Production company TVB
Release
Original networkTVB
Related
The Bund
Once Upon a Time in Shanghai
Traditional Chinese 新上海灘

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