The Driving Power
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The Driving Power
Reviewed by: JoshRating:
May 01, 2004
Vietnamese Title - Ong Bo Vo Phong Luu No. of Chinese Episodes - 20 No. of Vietnamese Tapes - 15 Some Spoilers The Cast: Adam Cheng Cecilia Yip Joyce Tang Michelle Yip Kenneth Ma Angela Tong Wayne Lai Halina Tam The Driving Power features a combination of really experienced and recent highly promoted stars. If you are looking for just a funny and light-hearted series, then this would be a good choice. Brief Summary: The main attraction of the series is probably Adam... read more
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09-22-2005 12:00 AM
Quinn says:
i loved the series. i laughed a lot. adam seemed to fit the role perfectly, stupid, annoying, flirty "mr cool" dad. and the old fashioned style theme was cool. joyce looked kind of old playing a lover of adam's. cecilia was ok. and i LOVED michelle and kenneth being together.
i loved the series. i laughed a lot. adam seemed to fit the role perfectly, stupid, annoying, flirty "mr cool" dad. and the old fashioned style theme was cool. joyce looked kind of old playing a lover of adam's. cecilia was ok. and i LOVED michelle and kenneth being together.
01-06-2005 12:00 AM
_Venus says:
Adam just isn't right for this part, He's not the rich-snob type. He more like the hero-olden-day type (muo hep). Plus, isn't he a BIT tad too old for Joyce + Cecilla?
Also, I just want to mention that Cecilla Yip looks pretty good in a "quah" (Chinese dress)
Adam just isn't right for this part, He's not the rich-snob type. He more like the hero-olden-day type (muo hep). Plus, isn't he a BIT tad too old for Joyce + Cecilla?
Also, I just want to mention that Cecilla Yip looks pretty good in a "quah" (Chinese dress)
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Very funny series. Tightly written and fast-paced script. I don't normally watch Asian series, but I watched this one from start to finish. Wayne Lai was, as usual, excellent.