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*'''Broadcast network:''' TVB
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' TVB
 
*'''Broadcast year:''' 2005
 
*'''Broadcast year:''' 2005
*'''Main Theme:''' Sung by [[Hacken Lee]]
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*'''Opening Themesong:''' Sung by [[Hacken Lee]]
*'''Sub-themesong:''' Sung by Ron Ng
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*'''Ending Themesong:''' Sung by [[Ron Ng]]
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==Synopsis==
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*The story befalls the family of Wong Yuk Ting (Lau Dan) who runs a five-star hotel chain and tells of how repaying a favour turns into seeking vengeance in a twisting story of honour and revenge. Wong Kai Kit ([[Ron Ng]]) is the youngest son of Wong Yuk Ting, but his two elder brothers are not the suitable heirs to the family's wealth in the eyes of his father. Then Yuk Ting suddenly dies mysteriously and the business is strangely handed to a man named Ko Fung ([[Joe Ma]]) to head. He develops a romance with Bik Kei ([[Kenix Kwok]]), whom he meets in the hotel and becomes embroiled in a tangled power struggle with the family, including Kit's uncle Wing Fat (John Chiang), where deceit and plots unfold around every twist and turn. Ko Fung saved the business for another purpose and because of this, him and Kai Kit were always at odds. Through their many arguments and conflicts, Kai Kit slowly matured...
  
 
==Cast==
 
==Cast==
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*[[Ron Ng]] as Kit
 
*[[Ron Ng]] as Kit
 
*[[Ella Koon]] as Hoi Sam / Happy
 
*[[Ella Koon]] as Hoi Sam / Happy
*[[Raymond Cho]] as Benjamin
 
 
*[[Elaine Yiu]] as Chloe
 
*[[Elaine Yiu]] as Chloe
 
*[[John Chiang]]
 
*[[John Chiang]]
 
*[[Ellesmere Choi]]
 
*[[Ellesmere Choi]]
 
*[[Lau Dan]]
 
*[[Lau Dan]]
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*[[Raymond Cho]] as Benjamin
 
*[[Nancy Wu]]
 
*[[Nancy Wu]]
 
==Synopsis==
 
*The story befalls the family of Wong Yuk Ting (Lau Dan) who runs a five-star hotel chain and tells of how repaying a favour turns into seeking vengeance in a twisting story of honour and revenge. Wong Kai Kit (Ron Ng) is the youngest son of Wong Yuk Ting, but his two elder brothers are not the suitable heirs to the family's wealth in the eyes of his father. Then Yuk Ting suddenly dies mysteriously and the business is strangely handed to a man named Ko Fung (Joe Ma) to head. He develops a romance with Bik Kei (Kenix Kwok), whom he meets in the hotel and becomes embroiled in a tangled power struggle with the family, including Kit's uncle Wing Fat (John Chiang), where deceit and plots unfold around every twist and turn. Ko Fung saved the business for another purpose and because of this, him and Kai Kit were always at odds. Through their many arguments and conflicts, Kai Kit slowly matured...
 
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Revision as of 21:30, 1 December 2006

Revolving Doors of Vengeance

Details

  • Title: 酒店風雲 (Cau Dim Fung Wan)
  • Episodes: 30
  • Broadcast network: TVB
  • Broadcast year: 2005
  • Opening Themesong: Sung by Hacken Lee
  • Ending Themesong: Sung by Ron Ng

Synopsis

  • The story befalls the family of Wong Yuk Ting (Lau Dan) who runs a five-star hotel chain and tells of how repaying a favour turns into seeking vengeance in a twisting story of honour and revenge. Wong Kai Kit (Ron Ng) is the youngest son of Wong Yuk Ting, but his two elder brothers are not the suitable heirs to the family's wealth in the eyes of his father. Then Yuk Ting suddenly dies mysteriously and the business is strangely handed to a man named Ko Fung (Joe Ma) to head. He develops a romance with Bik Kei (Kenix Kwok), whom he meets in the hotel and becomes embroiled in a tangled power struggle with the family, including Kit's uncle Wing Fat (John Chiang), where deceit and plots unfold around every twist and turn. Ko Fung saved the business for another purpose and because of this, him and Kai Kit were always at odds. Through their many arguments and conflicts, Kai Kit slowly matured...

Cast

External Links