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Crime Story (1993) is a Hong Kong action-crime film directed by Kirk Wong and starring Jackie Chan in a rare dramatic role. Known in Cantonese as Zhong an zu (้‡ๆกˆ็ต„), the movie is based on a real-life kidnapping case and marked a departure from Jackie Chanโ€™s usual comedic action roles, showcasing his versatility as an actor.

The story follows Inspector Eddie Chan (Jackie Chan), a tough and dedicated police officer assigned to investigate the kidnapping of a wealthy businessman, Wong Yat-fei. Wong is abducted by a gang of ruthless criminals who demand a massive ransom.

As Chan digs deeper into the case, he discovers a web of corruption and betrayal. His investigation leads him to Inspector Hung (Kent Cheng), a corrupt police officer who secretly collaborates with the kidnappers. Hungโ€™s duplicity makes Chanโ€™s mission even more dangerous and personal.

Crime Story is regarded as one of Jackie Chanโ€™s finest dramatic roles and a standout entry in the Hong Kong action genre. It demonstrated Chanโ€™s ability to excel in serious, character-driven narratives without relying solely on his comedic charm.

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