The Greed of Man
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- Year:
- 1992
- Section:
- TVB Series
- Average Rating:
(out of 3 ratings)
Cast
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Adam Cheng Siu Chow
as Ding Hai -
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Florence Kwok Siu Wan
as Sing Goo 聖姑 (ep 25, 27) -
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Loretta Lee Lai Chun
as Fong Ting 方婷 -
Law Lok Lam
as Yip Tin 葉天 -
Kenneth Tsang Kong
as Long Sing Bong 龍成邦 -
The Greed of Man Featured Reviews
Greed Of Man
Reviewed by: CharbydisRating:
Greed Of Man ("Dai Si Doi" = The Great Era") I went on a shopping spree in Hong Kong last year and bought a lot of old TVB series. One of the best and most longed for series I bought was "Greed of Man". I watched it when I just started senior primary, and even now, I rank it as one of the best works by TVB. I was even more sure of my... read more
The Greed of Man
Reviewed by: AngryBabyRating:
"The Greed of Man" is a memorable series which is one of the best series I believe that TVB has produced in the past decade. My recommendation is it is worth watching and if you intend to see it, stop reading at the end of this paragraph. Skip to the analysis unless you are really determined to read the summary. A quick summary of a very story (the other review is better for story outline): The... read more
The Greed of Man
Reviewed by: spcnetRating:
"The Greed of Man" is a classic modern series that TVB had made in the early 90s. Casting Adam Cheng Siu Chow in a rare antagonistic--yet acclaimed--role as the big and stupid Ding Hai, "Greed" tells a tale of stocks, vengeance, greed, and tragedy. It also featured a great many rising and established talents of TVB, including Damian Lau Chung Yun, Lau Ching Wan, Tsang Kong, Yammie Lam Kit Ying, Loletta Lee Lai Zhen,... read more
The Greed of Man Member Reviews
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This is definitely one of the most dramatic and touching Chinese dramas that my family has seen. There are many heartbreaking as well as funny scenes...but most of all, it really makes you think about honour, justice and the faults of man.
Definitely one of the best HK series I've watched! :) Though I watched this years ago on betamax tapes (20 tapes, 40 episodes), I can still remember clearly scenes from the series, and what the story is all about. It has lots of tear-jerking moments, and really tugs at your emotions. I highly recommended this! :)
This is one of the best series that TVB produced in the 90s. 5 out of 5.