Go Lala Go 2
2015 Chinese film
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Go Lala Go 2 (Chinese: 杜拉拉追婚记) is a 2015 Chinese romantic comedy-drama film directed by Andrew Chien and starring Ariel Lin, Vic Zhou and Chen Bolin. The film is based on a novel and is a sequel to the 2010 film Go Lala Go!. It was released on December 4, 2015.[1][2]
Chinese杜拉拉追婚记 (China)
追婚日記 (Taiwan)
追婚日記 (Taiwan)
Directed byAndrew Chien
Based ona novel
StarringAriel Lin
Vic Zhou
Chen Bolin
Vic Zhou
Chen Bolin
| Go Lala Go 2 | |
|---|---|
Poster | |
| Chinese | 杜拉拉追婚记 (China) 追婚日記 (Taiwan) |
| Directed by | Andrew Chien |
| Based on | a novel |
| Starring | Ariel Lin Vic Zhou Chen Bolin |
| Cinematography | Dylan Doyle |
| Edited by | Wenders Li |
| Music by | Yu Ming-hsun |
Production companies | New Classics Media Fox International Channels |
| Distributed by | New Classics Pictures |
Release date |
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Running time | 101 minutes |
| Country | China |
| Language | Mandarin |
| Box office | CN¥50 million |
Cast
- Ariel Lin as Du Lala[1]
- Vic Zhou as David Wang[1]
- Chen Bolin as Stanley Chen[1]
- Nana as Sha Dangdang[2] (voice dub: Liu Meihan)
- Vivian Wu as Maggie[2]
- Michelle Chen as Carrie[2]
- Li Jiahang as Ah Le[2]
- John Chiu as Lin Daiyu[2] (voice dub: Xu Ke)
- Austin Lin as Xiao Wen[2]
- Cindy Sun as Xiao Li[2]
- Tony as Howard[2]
- James Yang Yong Cong 楊永聰 as James[2]
- Yin Hang as Xiao Yi[2]
- Liang Chen as Liang Wei[2]
- Du Juan as Host[2]
- Qiu Muhan[2]
Production
Soundtrack
| Title | Performer | Lyricist | Composer |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Pretty Woman" | Hebe Tien | Lan Xiaoxie | Zheng Nan |
| "If I Were a Song" | Yoga Lin | Yoga Lin, Derek Shih, Andrew Chien | Yoga Lin |
| "Have I Ever Been to Me" | Where Chou | Andrew Chien | Kenneth Hirsch and Ronald N. Miller |
| "Might as Well" | Janice Yan | Andrew Chien | JerryC |
| "Give You All My Love" | Yen Chih-lin (Power Station) | Zhang Pengpeng | JerryC |
| "Let's Boom!" | Judy Chou | Andrew Chien | Yu Ming-hsun |
| "Make You Feel My Love" | Yoga Lin | Bob Dylan | Bob Dylan |
Reception
The film grossed CN¥50 million in China.[3]
