Corporate executive at a major firm.
Journalist researching the Saeki curse who aids Aubrey in Tokyo.
Youthful Lau navigating police academy while secretly loyal to the triad.
Last surviving prince of a European vampire royal family.
A skilled RedSuns racer who drives a Mazda Savanna RX-7 Type-R FC. He analyzes racing mechanics, challenges Takumi, and strategically assists him during the final race against Kyoichi. After losing to Takumi on the last hairpin turn, he offers him a place in his new racing team, Project D.
Supporting character in the sequel's fantasy adventure.
Rebellious Hong Kong police officer turned undercover agent in Gen-Y Cops.
A Cambodian assassin trained for combat, hired to kill in Hong Kong. Flees police after the hit and befriends an abused girl, planning to escape back to Cambodia.
Calm rookie cop who kills a criminal early on. Lincoln mentors him, but OJ's unorthodox style clashes with Hartman's rigid authority. Replicates suspect shots using Lincoln's advice, disobeys a kill order during a hostage crisis to capture the suspect alive, and ultimately kills Lincoln in the finale to become the SDU's top sniper.
Alex is an experienced detective who previously knew Yang Jiadong's father. After Yang flees to Hong Kong under suspicion, Alex assists him in pursuing the truth, helping extend the investigation beyond the scandal and the official allegations surrounding Tang Yijie's death.
Kid is one of the young people whose paths cross with Ling. He plays computer games and chats online, but the story summary gives no further detail about his role or his relationship with the other characters. His activities place him within the film’s world of gaming and digital communication.
Known as Fit Lo, he is one of Hong Kong's top young cops and Cheung Wai-kit's best friend. During an operation to arrest Big Bryan, Fit Lo is seen letting the drug lord go, costing him his job. As Kit and he appear to end up on opposite sides of the law, they struggle to preserve their friendship; Fit Lo is married to Kit's cousin and former love interest, Wing Chi.
Edison Chen has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Infernal Affairs with 3 titles. Signature works include The Grudge 2, Infernal Affairs II, The Twins Effect. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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