Cash on Delivery (1992 Film)
Cash on Delivery (Chinese: 与鸭共舞; pinyin: Yu ya gong wu) is a 1992 Hong Kong film directed by Terry Tong. The screenplay was written by Terry Tong and James Yuen. The film, produced by William Cheung Gin, was released in Hong Kong on April 30, 1992.
Plot
The narrative centers on the relationship between Sandy, an assistant prosecutor, and Simon, a retired gigolo. Their paths cross in a courtroom where Simon testifies to assist his cousin, Mike, who is involved in a legal dispute. As the two develop a romantic connection, they face various personal and professional conflicts. Simultaneously, a wealthy couple, Mr. and Mrs. Lau, hire Simon to conceive an heir for their family fortune. The situation becomes complicated as Sandy, under pressure from her superior to conduct anti-gigolo raids, finds herself torn between her professional duties and her feelings for Simon. The plot further develops as Mrs. Lau becomes emotionally involved with Simon, leading to additional complications.