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Availability: Out Of Print - This title is currently unavailable and/or out of print. Other versions may still be available; and will be listed on the right side of your screen. AKA: Gung Hay Fat Choy Director: Dean Shek Tin Producer: Karl Maka Released: 1985 [Hong Kong] Genre: Comedy Keywords:  Gangs / Gangsters || God || Supernatural

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Plot:	A Chinese Lunar New Year comedy starring ALAN TAM as the "MoneyGod" who descends to earth in the name of righteousness. TAM's good deeds proves to be hilarious when he tries to help co-stars DEAN SHEK and ANN BRIDGEWATER.
Overview:	Money God (Alan Tam) descended to earth by accident in the form of a falling meteor. Getting away from the chasing crowd, be sneaked into Fung (dean Shek) home and made friends with his sister, Ellen Fung (Ann Bridewater) and son (Ben Ben). He spread words of truth to bring happiness and prosperity to mankind. Discovering the real identity of Money God, Godfather (George Lam) pressed him to acquire wealth. He was induced to rob the bank and was sent into a mental hospital. By saving Ellen, Money God lost his divine powers. On Chinese New Year's Eve, troopers fromt he space center attempted to capture Money God with advanced weapons.
Cast:	Dean Shek Tin  ||  Alan Tam (Wing Lun)  ||  George Lam Chi-Cheung  ||  Siu Ban Ban  ||  Ann Bridgewater  ||  Tsui Hark  ||  Karl Maka  ||  Raymond Wong (Click any actor to search for more of their movies!)
Languages:	Cantonese (Dolby Digital 2.0 - Stereo) Mandarin (Dolby Digital 2.0 - Stereo)
Subtitles:	ENGLISH, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified)
Distributor:	Deltamac  [A Hong Kong-Based Distributor]
Rating:	I - Suitable for all audiences (roughly equal to an MPPA rating of "G" or "PG") Films rated Category I contain nothing most parents will consider offensive for their children to see or hear. Nudity, drug use, explicit language, violence and adult situations are largely absent, and if present are seen only briefly and at a moderate level.
Features:	Letterboxed Stereo