Weekend in Taipei
09:10 am - 10:55 am, Sunday, November 23 on MGM+ Marquee HDTV (East) ()
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About this Broadcast
DEA agent John Lawlor has to go back to Taipei for a case. There, he encounters transporter Joey, whom he fell in love with 15 years ago before their conflicting lifestyles tore them apart. Now, they've been thrust back together and have another opportunity if they can keep their conflicting employment from interfering again or killing them.
2024
English
Stereo
Action
Action/adventure
Suspense/thriller
Cast & Crew
Luke Evans
(Actor)
.. Agent John Lawlor
Lun Mei Gwei
(Actor)
.. Joey(as Gwei Lun-Mei)
Sung Kang
(Actor)
.. Kwang
Wyatt Yang
(Actor)
.. Raymond
Virginia Chien
(Actor)
.. Journalist
Zach Ireland
(Actor)
.. Agent Simons
Janet Hsieh
(Actor)
.. Woman in Bathroom
Pernell Walker
(Actor)
.. Charlotte Fields
Patrick Pei-hsu Lee
(Actor)
.. Bolo
Yi-Ching Lu
(Actor)
.. Joey's grandmother
Chung-Hua Tou
(Actor)
.. Police Detective
Tjarret Yong
(Actor)
.. Salesman
Erin Adele Clark
(Actor)
.. Airport Counter Clerk
More Information
Did You Know..
Luke Evans
(Actor)
.. Agent John Lawlor
Born:
April 15, 1979
Birthplace: Pontypool, Wales
Birthplace: Pontypool, Wales
Trivia:
Welsh-born Luke Evans won a scholarship to The London Studio Centre in Kings Cross, London, in 1997 at age 18. He took the knowledge he gained there onto the stage, beginning his professional acting career with many prominent roles in productions on London's West End, like Rent and Miss Saigon. Evans took his time branching out into on-screen acting, landing his first film audition at age 30. He made his big-screen debut as the Greek god Apollo in 2010's Clash of the Titans. He then played Aramis in 2011's The Three Musketeers before taking on the role of another Greek god in 2011's Immortals, this time tackling the king of the pantheon, Zeus.
Lun Mei Gwei
(Actor)
.. Joey(as Gwei Lun-Mei)
Sung Kang
(Actor)
.. Kwang
Born:
April 08, 1972
Birthplace: Gainesville, Georgia, United States
Birthplace: Gainesville, Georgia, United States
Trivia:
Actor and occasional producer Sung Kang launched his career in the early 2000s. Though he continually tackled bit parts or supporting roles that called for standard Asian types, such as guest spots on NYPD Blue and in features such as Antwone Fisher (2002) and Forbidden Warrior (2004), Kang made his most enduring mark by co-producing and starring in a series of critically praised independent films with predominantly Asian-American casts and crews. The first of these projects arose when Kang signed to associate produce and tackle a plum role as one of the leads in writer/director Justin Lin's drama Better Luck Tomorrow (2002), about a group of troubled Asian-American adolescents who drift ever so casually into low-level crime. He followed it up by producing and starring in a sophomore project, the action-infused crime saga Undoing (2006), as a somewhat naïve young man who embarks on a crusade of vengeance against the thugs who rubbed out his best friend. Additional supporting roles ensued, in features such as The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006), Live Free or Die Hard (2007), and War (2007).
Wyatt Yang
(Actor)
.. Raymond
Virginia Chien
(Actor)
.. Journalist
Zach Ireland
(Actor)
.. Agent Simons
Janet Hsieh
(Actor)
.. Woman in Bathroom
Pernell Walker
(Actor)
.. Charlotte Fields
Patrick Pei-hsu Lee
(Actor)
.. Bolo
Yi-Ching Lu
(Actor)
.. Joey's grandmother
Chung-Hua Tou
(Actor)
.. Police Detective
Tjarret Yong
(Actor)
.. Salesman
Erin Adele Clark
(Actor)
.. Airport Counter Clerk
