The Duke of Mount Deer (1984 Hong Kong TV series)
1984 Hong Kong TV series
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The Duke of Mount Deer (鹿鼎記) is a Hong Kong wuxia-comedy television series adapted from the novel The Deer and the Cauldron by Jin Yong, starring Tony Leung and Andy Lau.[1][2] It was first broadcast on TVB in Hong Kong in 1984.[1]
Based onThe Deer and the Cauldron
by Jin Yong
by Jin Yong
Screenplay by
- Chan Lai-wah
- Law Kam-fai
- Ka Wai-nam
- Chan Yuk-ping
Directed by
- Johnnie To
- Lau See-yuk
- Siu Kin-hang
- Kuk Kwok-leung
- Ma Yuk-fai
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| 鹿鼎記 | |
| Genre | |
| Based on | The Deer and the Cauldron by Jin Yong |
| Screenplay by |
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| Directed by |
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| Starring | |
| Theme music composer | Joseph Koo |
| Opening theme | "Will Turn Out to be Lucky in the End" (始終會行運) by Leslie Cheung |
| Country of origin | Hong Kong |
| Original language | Cantonese |
| No. of episodes | 40 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Lee Tim-shing |
| Production location | Hong Kong |
| Running time | ≈42 minutes per episode |
| Production company | TVB |
| Original release | |
| Network | TVB Jade |
| Release | 9 July – 31 August 1984 |
Cast
- Tony Leung as Wei Xiaobao
- Andy Lau as the Kangxi Emperor
- Carina Lau as Fang Yi
- Chow Sau-lan as Shuang'er
- Sandra Ng as Zeng Rou
- Kiki Sheung as Ake / Chen Yuanyuan
- Teresa Mo as Mu Jianping
- Tomi Wong as Su Quan
- Kwan Hoi-san as Oboi
- King Doi-yum as Princess Jianning
- Kenneth Tsang as Chen Jinnan
- Lau Kong as Xingchi / the Shunzhi Emperor
- Chan Ka-yee as Jiunan
- Lau Dan as Wu Sangui
- Chu Tit-wo as Li Zicheng
- Chan Yau-how as Hong Antong
- Chun Wong as Mao Shiba
- Lau Siu-ming as Hai Dafu
- Kiu Hung as Songgotu
- Yan Pak as Wei Chunfang
- Lee Kwok-lun as Mu Jiansheng
- Deborah Moore as Sophia Alekseyevna
- Kong Ngai as Feng Jizhong
- Yeung Chak-lam as Wu Liuqi
- Bak Man-biu as Xu Tianchuan
- Ng Yip-kwong as Taoist Xuanzhen
- Tsui Hing-lam as Qian Laoben
- Tam Chuen-hing as Li Lishi
- Cheung Chi-keung as Wu Yingxiong
- Ho Kwong-lun as Yang Yizhi
- Ho Kwai-lam as Xia Guoxiang
- Eddie Kwan as Liu Yizhou
- Lau Kwok-sing as Wu Lishen
- Tam Yat-ching as Liu Dahong
- Yip Tin-hang as Feng Xifan
- Andy Tai as Zheng Keshuang
- Lui Yau-wai as Mao Dongzhu / the Empress Dowager
- Wong Man-lei as the Grand Empress Dowager
- Cheng Siu-ping as Liu Yan
- Chu Kong as Thin Monk
- Chan Kwok-kuen as Fat Monk
- Yu Ming as Lu Gaoxuan
- Chan Tik-hak as Yin Jin
- Soh Hang-suen as Tao Hongying
- Lau Shu-yee as Rui Chu
- Lam Tin as Prince Kang
- Leung Hung-wah as Zhang Kangnian
- Yeung Yim-tong as Zhao Qixian
- Mak Ho-wai as Rui Dong
- So Hon-sang as Xingdian
- Kwok Fung as Shi Lang / Zhao Liangdong
- Benz Hui as Duolong
- Chan Chung-kin as Suksaha
- Poon Wang-ban as Wen Youdao
- Sean Lau as Wen Youfang
- Chun Hung as Galdan Boshugtu Khan
- Tsui Shu-fong as Aqi
- Chan Pak-san as Lu Yifeng
- Mui Lan as Gui Erniang
- Wong Wan-choi as Gui Zhong
- Suen Kwai-hing as Master Yulin
- Cheung Ying-choi as Master Chengguan
- Kam Kwok-wai as Degele
- Ng Man-tat as Hantiemo
- Ma Hing-sang as Jia Laoliu
- Cheung Lui as Desi Sangye Gyatso
- Ko Miu-see as Consort Donggo
- Wong Yat-fei as Geng Jingzhong
- Kwan Kin as Guan Fuzi
- Man Kit-wan as Third Mistress Zhuang
- Law Kwok-wai as Wu Zhirong
- Felix Lok as Yu Ba