Saviour of the Soul II
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| Traditional | 九二神鵰之癡心情長劍 |
| Simplified | 九二神雕之痴心情长剑 |
| Directed by |
Corey Yuen David Lai |
| Produced by | Jessica Chan |
| Written by | John Chan Kim Yip |
| Starring |
Andy Lau Rosamund Kwan |
| Music by | Andrew Tuason |
| Cinematography | Lee Tak-wai Jimmy Leung Tom Lau Bill Wong |
| Edited by | Chun Yu |
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| Distributed by | Newport Entertainment Ltd |
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92 minutes |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Language | Cantonese |
| Box office | HK$9,372,114.00 |
Saviour of the Soul II (alternative Chinese title: 九二神鵰俠侶) is a 1992 Hong Kong martial arts action romance film directed by Corey Yuen and David Lai and starring Andy Lau and Rosamund Kwan. Although the film shares the same Chinese title as Louis Cha's The Return of the Condor Heroes, it is unrelated to the novel. It is also unrelated to the 1991 film, Saviour of the Soul.
The hero Ching-yan has been dreaming of a beautiful woman every night for 28 years and he vows to find his dream girl. He travels to the Snowy Mountain in search of her together with his godson and a mad doctor. Business in the Last-Stop-in-Life Hotel at the base of the mountain has been good, as many people have ventured to the mountain in search of the legendary Ice Maiden, but none have returned. The innkeeper develops a crush on Ching-yan and pretends to be the Ice Maiden to entice him, but Ching-yan does not believe her and insists on going up the mountain to look for the real Ice Maiden. On the way, he angers the Devil King and is rescued by the Ice Maiden. In doing so, the Ice Maiden ages 200 years overnight, but Ching-yan still wants to marry her even though the Devil King does not allow them to leave. Eventually, the innkeeper sacrifices herself for Ching-yan, allowing Ching-yan to engage the Devil King in one final battle. Ching-yan emerges victorious and is finally together with his dream lover.
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