

Cat and Mouse 2003
In Gordon Chan's swashbuckling period adventure *Cat and Mouse (2003)*, the legendary Andy Lau stars as Zhan Zhao, a sharp-witted court officer who stumbles upon a deadly conspiracy against the revered Judge Bao.
Director: Gordon Chan
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cat and Mouse (2003) about?
When a court officer discovers a plot to assassinate Judge Bao, he enlists the help of a mysterious traveler who turns out to be a woman named Bai. Together, they must outwit deadly foes while navigating their growing attraction, all before the villain's plan reaches its deadly climax.
Who directed Cat and Mouse?
Gordon Chan directed *Cat and Mouse (2003)*, known for his versatile work in both action and drama across Chinese cinema.
Who stars in Cat and Mouse?
The film features Andy Lau as Zhan Zhao, Cecilia Cheung as Bai, Anthony Wong Chau-Sang in a supporting role, alongside Li Bingbing and Guo Donglin.
Is Cat and Mouse (2003) worth watching?
For fans of period action and cheeky romantic twists, *Cat and Mouse* delivers engaging fun despite its modest runtime. While not a blockbuster by scale, its blend of humor, heart, and swordplay offers solid entertainment for genre enthusiasts.
How long is Cat and Mouse?
The runtime of *Cat and Mouse (2003)* is 91 minutes.
About Cat and Mouse (2003) — When Courtly Intrigue Meets Romantic Action Comedy
In Gordon Chan's swashbuckling period adventure *Cat and Mouse (2003)*, the legendary Andy Lau stars as Zhan Zhao, a sharp-witted court officer who stumbles upon a deadly conspiracy against the revered Judge Bao. While escaping duty on a holiday, he crosses paths with the mysterious Bai, who reveals herself to be a woman in disguise. As their paths entwine, Zhan Zhao must navigate shifting loyalties, clever deception, and personal chemistry to unravel the plot—all while the clock ticks toward disaster.
Blending the high-stakes tension of classic wuxia with the playful unpredictability of a romantic farce, *Cat and Mouse* delivers a visually rich escapade steeped in intrigue and charm. Cecilia Cheung shines as Bai, her performance brimming with sly wit and unexpected depth, while Anthony Wong Chau-Sang brings gravitas as the foil to Zhan Zhao's bold tactics. Director Gordon Chan crafts a world where every smile could hide a knife, and every secret a trap, making this a must-watch for fans of historical action-comedies.




