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| − | Ma Ze Ren and his son Ma Wei arrive in London after the death of his older brother in order to carry on the family's small antique business. With Minister Yi's help, they find lodging in the home of Madam Wendu, a widow, and her daughter Marie. Eventually love springs from loneliness and longing, but the lowly status of Chinese people in England at the time may prove to be an obstacle too difficult overcome. | + | Ma Ze Ren and his son Ma Wei arrive in London after the death of his older brother in order to carry on the family's small antique business. With Minister Yi's help, they find lodging in the home of Madam Wendu, a widow, and her daughter Marie. Eventually love springs from loneliness and longing, but the lowly status of Chinese people in England at the time may prove to be an obstacle too difficult to overcome. |
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Revision as of 19:47, 24 April 2011
Details
- Title: 二马 / Er Ma
- English title: Mr. Ma & Son
- Genre: Drama, romance
- Episodes: 20
- Broadcast year: 1999
Synopsis
Ma Ze Ren and his son Ma Wei arrive in London after the death of his older brother in order to carry on the family's small antique business. With Minister Yi's help, they find lodging in the home of Madam Wendu, a widow, and her daughter Marie. Eventually love springs from loneliness and longing, but the lowly status of Chinese people in England at the time may prove to be an obstacle too difficult to overcome.
Cast
- Chen Dao Ming as Ma Ze Ren
- Wang Tong Hui as Ma Wei
- Barbara Wilshere as Madam Wendu
- Sophie Wilcox as Marie
- Peter Halliday as Minister Yi
- Liang Guan Hua as Li Zi Rong
- Kate Crutchley as Madam Yi
- Sophie Millett as Catherine
- Xiu Zong Di as Ma Wei Ren (Ma Ze Ren's older brother)
- Robert Langdon Lloyd as Alexander
- Tan Zong Yao (谭宗尧) as Mr. Fan
- David Kitchener as Paul
- Tom Ward as Washington
- Chang Yuan (常远) as Wu Yi Tai
- David Gwillim as Ya Dan Qi
Production Credits
- Original writing: Novel Er Ma by Lao She
- Screenwriter: Cui Guang Yuan (崔光远)
- Producer: Lu Ying (陆莹), Wang Hui (王惠), Hei Zi (黑子), Yang Jia Qiang (杨家强), Gong Xian Li (宫宪利), Zeng Ri Hua (曾日华), Li Jia Qi (李家琦)
- Production manager: Li Jia Qi (李家琦)
- Director: Shen Hao Fang
Notes
- This drama was made in commemoration of Lao She's would-have-been 100th birthday.