Wars of In-laws
| Wars of In-Laws æˆ‘çš„é‡Žè »å¥¶å¥¶ | |
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| Genre | Costume Comedy |
| Starring |
Liza Wang Myolie Wu Bosco Wong |
| Opening theme |
"æˆ‘çš„é‡Žè »å¥¶å¥¶" by Liza Wang, Myolie Wu, & Bosco Wong |
| Country of origin | Hong Kong |
| Original language(s) | Cantonese |
| No. of episodes | 20 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 45 minutes (approx.) |
| Release | |
| Original network | TVB |
| Original release | July 18, 2005 – August 12, 2005 |
| Chronology | |
| Followed by | Wars of In-Laws II (2008) |
| External links | |
| Website | |
Wars of In-Laws (Traditional Chinese: æˆ‘çš„é‡Žè »å¥¶å¥¶) is a TVB costume comedy series broadcast in July 2005.
An indirect modern sequel, Wars of In-Laws II (é‡Žè »å¥¶å¥¶å¤§æˆ°æˆˆå¸«å¥¶) was produced and broadcast in 2008 continued with Liza Wang, Myolie Wu, and Bosco Wong.
Synopsis
- The mother is unruly.
- The wife is a shrew.
- The poor son is stuck between the two.
Tin Lik (Myolie Wu) is the daughter of a bandit and she married into the Ling family by coincidence. When she was escaping from guards, she fled to the vehicle that was going to transport the bride. But the real bride had already eloped with another man. Therefore, in order to escape from the guards, Tin Lik had to be the imposer. Tin Lik's mother-in-law, Hei Tap-Lap (Liza Wang), is very barbaric. They always argue with each other and Tin Lik's husband, Ning Mao-Chun (Bosco Wong), always gets caught in the crossfire. He has to please his mother and wife at the same time.
Mao-Chun is a very timid guy. But no one knows that he is actually a hero that uses his martial arts to steal from corrupted officials, taking the money and giving it to the poor. He is known as the "nameless" hero. Once he appeared at a charity function to teach a corrupted official a lesson of justice, but ends up saving Tin Lik instead. From that day onwards, Tin Lik found herself falling in love with "nameless". She would later discover that "nameless" is really Mao-Chun. Tin Lik's true identity as a bandit, is also accidentally revealed to her family causing a reason for her mother-in-law to get rid of her. Will her love with Mao-Chun keep them inseparable....?
Cast
| Cast | Role | Description |
| Liza Wang | Hei Tat-Lap Sheok Lan å–œå¡”è‡˜é‘ è˜ | Ling Fung-Tak's wife. Ling Mao-Chun's mother. Tin Lik's mother-in-law. |
| Bosco Wong | Ling Mao-Chun, pat lau ming 甯茂春 | The "Nameless" Hero Tin Lik's husband. Hei Tat-Lap and Ling Fung-Tak's son. Kwan Ling-Shan's Admirer. |
| Myolie Wu | Tin Lik 田力 | Ling Mao-Chun's wife Kwan Ling-Shan's Love Rival. |
| Bill Chan | Ling Fung-Tak 甯è±å¾· | Hei Tat-Lap's husband. Ling Mao-Chun's father. Loong Hao-Hao's past lover. |
| Christine Ng | Loong Hao-Hao é¾å·§å·§ | Tin Lik's aunt. Ning Fung-Tak's past lover. |
| Gordon Liu | Tin Moon 田滿 | Tin Lik's father. |
| Lee Shing-Cheung | Kwan Sing é—œå‹ | Ling Mao-Chun's master. Kwan Ling-Shan's father. |
| Casper Chan (陳凱怡) | Kwan Ling-Shan é—œéˆçŠ | Kwan Sing's daughter. Admires Ling Mao-Chun. Tin Lik's Love Rival. |
| Stephen Wong | Cheung Yau-Nin 張有年 |
Awards and nominations
- Wars of In-Laws won the "Best Drama" Award, at the 38th TVB Anniversary Awards in 2005.
- Liza Wang won her second "Best Actress in a Leading Role" Award for her role Hei Tap-Lap, at the 38th TVB Anniversary Awards in 2005.
- Bosco Wong won the "Most Vastly Improved Actor" Award for his role Ning Mao Chun, at the 38th TVB Anniversary Awards in 2005.
Viewership ratings
| Week | Episode | Average Points | Peaking Points | References | |
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July 18–22, 2005 | 1 — 5 | |
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July 25–29, 2005 | 6 — 10 | |
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August 1–5, 2005 | 11 — 15 | |
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August 8–12, 2005 | 16 — 20 | |
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References
External links
- TVB.com Wars of In-Laws - Official Website (Chinese)
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