Go! Go! G-Boys
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| Directed by | Yu Jongjong |
| Screenplay by | Lee Tayi Changlee Shimolo |
| Produced by | Chester Chen Wei Chunghuang |
| Starring | Sattawat Sethakorn Zheng Gangtang Yu Fayang Chen Aoliang Tang Guojung Lai Tzyi Peng Poshao Juang Shinfu Josephine Blankstein Teddy Wang Renzo Liu |
| Music by | George Chen Hung Tzeli |
Production companies | Times Entertainment Ski Digi Entertainment |
| Distributed by | Ski Digi Entertainment |
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Running time | 120 minutes |
| Country | Taiwan |
| Language | Mandarin |
Go! Go! G-Boys (Chinese: 當我們同在一起; pinyin: Dāng Wǒmen Tóng Zài Yīqǐ) is a 2006 Taiwanese comedy film directed by Yu Jongjong. The film stars Sattawat Sethakorn as A-Hong, Zheng Gangtang as A-Shing and Yu Fayang as Jay.[1] It was released on September 6, 2006.[2]
Plot[edit]
The G-Boys is a male beauty contest held annually in the city of Taipei for gay men, with a main prize of US$10 million. Among the participants is A-Hong, whose selfish and wasteful girlfriend accumulates a large debt that he is forced to pay. Looking for a way to make money, A-Hong decides to enter the G-Boys contest despite not being gay, while being joined by his best friend A-Shing (Zheng Gangtang). A-Shing dreams of becoming a rock star and has been secretly in love with A-Hong since childhood; he finds in the contest a possibility of becoming more than friends. However, the contest is under a series of death threats that has alerted the police. Jay, a somewhat homophobic detective and an enthusiastic fan of action movies, is sent to infiltrate in the contest and discover the culprit.
Cast[edit]
- Sattawat Sethakorn as A-Hong
- Zheng Gangtang as A-Shing
- Yu Fayang as Jay
- Chen Aoliang as Young Long
- Tang Guojung as Daniel
- Lai Tzyi como Kitamura
- Peng Poshao as Siao Shi
- Juang Shinfu as Alex
- Josephine Blankstein as Risa
- Teddy Wang as Terrorist
- Renzo Liu as Contest organizer
References[edit]
- ^ "当我们同在一起 當我們同在一起 (2007)". Movie Douban. Retrieved November 28, 2018.
- ^ "Go! Go! G-Boys". Crunchyroll. Retrieved November 28, 2018.
