Disguised physician hiding in the Phantom Bazaar.
Intermediary who hires Wisely but secretly fakes his kidnapping to steal the Pearl. Survives a plane crash, is later captured by Howard's men, and explains the artifact's true nature as a solar pilot device and advanced computer to the protagonists.
Police chief protagonist, strategic and protective of his team.
Cameo appearance by a celebrity playing themselves in the 1997 film.
Police inspector supporting role, handles complex spy cases and investigations.
An elderly man who clings tightly to a mysterious envelope while being held hostage during the bank heist. He is one of the eight interconnected protagonists whose story is traced back in time.
A master thief hired by Sung to steal the Koran, Cho Fei Fan competes with Charlie and Ma and later holds Boss Ng hostage to demand the genuine relic. He is a skilled fighter and the father of Fan and another daughter; after Charlie and Ma defeat him, he leaves with his daughters.
Uncle Hill runs a funeral business and gives Merry a trial job and a room, bringing her into contact with unclaimed coffins and the people connected to them. He believes the dead deserve care even without family to claim them, and explains the business's history of returning deceased Chinese workers abroad to their homeland. He also speaks of losing his son in a hiking accident.
The founder of a traditional martial arts school who awakens after a 30-year coma. He is determined to restart his school and directly challenges the antagonists to reclaim his legacy.
Teddy Robin has 122 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently Aces Go Places with 3 titles. Signature works include Twin Dragons, Hong Kong Graffiti, The Legend of Wisely. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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