Days of Tomorrow

Days of Tomorrow
US film poster
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	天長地久
Simplified Chinese	天长地久
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Tiān Cháng Dì Jiǔ Yue: Cantonese Jyutping Tin1 Ceong4 Dei6 Gau2
Directed by	Jeffrey Lau
Written by	Jeffrey Lau
Produced by	Andy Lau Daniel Yu
Starring	Andy Lau Jay Lau Carrie Ng Deanie Ip Hilary Tsui
Cinematography	Arthur Wong
Edited by	Patrick Tam Hai Kit-wai
Music by	Lowell Lo Stephen Shing
Production company	Teamwork Motion Pictures
Distributed by	Newport Entertainment
Release date	5 August 1993 (1993-08-05)
Running time	93 minutes
Country	Hong Kong
Language	Cantonese
Box office	HK$9,600,943

Days of Tomorrow (天長地久) is a 1993 Hong Kong romantic drama film written and directed by Jeffrey Lau, produced by and starring Andy Lau.

Days of Tomorrow tells the story of a young girl, Yan (Hilary Tsui), who has been brought up never knowing much about her father. Her mother won't tell her and all she knows is that he was an actor in an old movie. When the movie is set to be remade, she applies for a job and it is there she runs into a woman who doesn't want the movie remade who knows her father. The woman tells her the story of the actor Fong Tak-shing (Andy Lau).

• Andy Lau as Fong Tak-shing
• Jay Lau as Ling / Lily
• Carrie Ng as Nancy
• Deanie Ip as Ling's mother (guest star)
• Hilary Tsui as Yan
• Yip san as Sheung
• Lau Kong as Lam
• Henry Fong as Mr. Lui
• Danny Poon as Ban
• Kenneth Chan as Movie star
• Power Chan as Pong
• Lee Siu-kei as Keung
• Lam Seung-mo as Sheung's lover
• Daniel Yu as Movie director
• Eric Kong as Cheong
• Hon San
• Kwok Tak-sun as Uncle Six
• So Wai-nam
• Lam Kwok-kit
• Jameson Lam

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• Andy Lau filmography

• Days of Tomorrow at IMDb

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