[2026.04.01] COLD WAR 1994 IS SCHEDULED TO OPEN ON MAY 1ST

Chow Yun Fat and Yuen Biao are in a rare film together, and people are looking forward to it
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The Chow Yun Fat (Fat Gor), Aaron Kwok Fu Sing (Sing Sing), Tony Leung Ka Fai, Louis Koo Tin Lok (Goo Jai) starred movie COLD WAR 1994 (HONG JIN 1994) announced that it would be released on May 1st. The movie held a grand press conference earlier, and the two generations of "Lee Man Bun" Leung Ka Fai and Terrance Lau Chun Him appeared at the same time; yesterday, the film officially released the first finalized trailer and poster, with 12 top stars lined up in the same frame.

In addition to the four giants of Fat Gor, Leung Ka Fai, Sing Sing, and Goo Jai, Hong Kong stars such as Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho), Lau Chun Him, Wu Kang-Ren, and Gardner Tse Kwan Ho also joined the film, and there were also two British and American star actors, GAME OF THRONES' Aiden Gillen and DOWNTON ABBEY's Hugh Bonneville, who played the role of British officials who influenced the overall situation, leading the audience back to the whirlpool of the times in 1994.

The latest trailer unfolded in a double time and space interlacing technique, and the story starts in 2017: on the eve of the appointment of Chief Executive-elect Ip Shun Ting (Koo Tin Lok), former Deputy Commissioner of Police Lee Man Bun (Leung Ka Fai) unexpectedly disappeared, and the Commissioner of Police Lau Kit Fai (Kwok Fu Sing), joined hands with senior barrister Kan O Wai (Chow Yun Fat) to investigate the truth.

The trailer then returned to 1994, with thrilling gunfights and hand-to-hand combat, as well as secret contests between various forces, attracting the British forces to secretly deploy during the vacuum period of power transfer. Within the police force, Ng Yin Cho and Lau Chun Him ushered in a fateful confrontation. The two were both enemies and friends, good and evil, continuing the consistent game tension of the "Cold War" series.