The Ultimate Hong Kong Bond Spoof: Mad Mission 3 Released in 1984, (also known as Aces Go Places III ) stands as a high-water mark for the golden era of Hong Kong action-comedy . Directed by the legendary Tsui Hark , the film takes the series’ signature mix of slapstick and stunts onto a global stage, delivering a parody of the James Bond franchise that is as ambitious as it is absurd. Plot: A Royal Set-Up
: True to Tsui Hark’s style, the film features high-octane sequences, including a battle atop the Eiffel Tower and a frantic underwater escape from a submarine lair.
: Famous for Mission: Impossible , he appears as Agent Tom Collins. Mad Mission 3: Our Man from Bond Street subtitl...
The story kicks off in Paris, where master thief (Samuel Hui) is tricked by a James Bond lookalike and a Queen Elizabeth II impersonator into stealing the "Star of Fortune," a priceless crown jewel hidden in a Hong Kong police vault.
Once Kong realizes he’s been duped by an international criminal organization, he must team up with his long-time allies—the hot-tempered (Karl Maka) and Superintendent Nancy Ho (Sylvia Chang)—to recover the gem and stop the real villains. A Star-Studded Cast of Icons and Spoofs The Ultimate Hong Kong Bond Spoof: Mad Mission
: It was a massive hit during the Lunar New Year holiday, grossing over HK$29 million and becoming the highest-grossing film in the Aces Go Places franchise.
: The series co-creator who brings his signature "Baldy" energy. : Famous for Mission: Impossible , he appears
The film is famous for blending Hong Kong’s biggest stars with international actors known for the very franchises it parodies: : Returns as the suave King Kong.