and arranges a date with him. She is an avid Hollywood movie lover who enjoys re-enacting particular love-scenes from movies. She is convinced that Foon shares her romantic outlook and they soon become lovers. Foon, however, is a notorious playboy not eager to settle down. Predictably, Holli-yuk catches him in an act of infidelity. After a freak accident leaves Foon suffering from a mildly debilitating mental illness, Holli-yuk offers to become a nurse for him. Taking advantage of her role as his nurturer, she gleefully devises methods to punish him for his callous behaviour. The brothers' dilemmas are later resolved in similarly titled sequel films. Each story concludes on a cheeky and high-spirited note. Cast and roles Stephen Chow as Seung Foon, a womanizer DJ who enjoys flirting while on broadcast Maggie Cheung as Holli-yuk, an art film-lover who dreams of finding her dream guy Leslie Cheung as Seung So, Foon's effeminate elder brother who is a floral arranger Teresa Mo as Leung Mo-seung, So's second cousin and nemesis turned lover Raymond Wong as Seung Moon, Foon's eldest brother who is unfaithful Sandra Ng as Leng, Wife of Moon who was divorced and then remarried Sheila Chan as Sheila, Moon's mistress who was once a beauty pageant winner Lee Heung-kam as Mama Seung, the brothers' mother Kwan Hoi-san as Papa Seung, the brothers' father Clifton Ko as an annoyed karaoke patron Vincent Kok as a Japanese businessman Loletta Lee as one of Foon's girlfriends James Wong Wong Kwong-leung as Brother Kwong Andrew Yuen as Kai-ming Cheri Ho as Dolleen Chow Chi-fai as a doctor References External links All's Well Ends Well 1992 at Hong Kong Cinemagic All's Well, Ends Well 1992 at chinesemov.com 1992 films 1992 comedy films Hong Kong slapstick comedy films 1990s Cantonese-language films Films set in Hong Kong Films shot in Hong Kong Films directed by Clifton Ko 1990s Hong Kong films