My Ghost Partner

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| writer = Huang Yiliang

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| studio = Red Group Studio

| director = Huang Yiliang

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| released = {{Film date|2012|08|30|df=yes}}

| runtime = 106 minutes

| country = Singapore

| language = English
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My Ghost Partner ({{zh|c=人鬼拍挡}}), is a 2012 Singaporean comedy film directed by Huang Yiliang.{{cite news |last= Loh|first= Genevieve|date= 15 August 2012|title= Ghosts, ghosts and more ghosts|url= |work= today|location= Singapore|access-date=}}{{cite news |author= 林明文|date= 12 September 2012|title= 《人鬼拍档》静悄悄上映黄炯耀叹:非战之罪|url= |work= Shin Min Daily News|location= Singapore|access-date=}}{{cite news |author= 李亦筠|date= 2 September 2012|title= 《人鬼拍档》黄炯耀冒险落海|url= |work= Lianhe Zaobao|location= Singapore|access-date=}}{{cite news |author= 陈秋雁|date= 9 November 2010|title= 恐历史重演黄炯耀担心上不了大银幕|url= |work= Lianhe Wanbao|location= Singapore|access-date=}}

Plot

Conmen Zhang Shi and Yi Fei are thrown into the sea after messing with the wrong guy. While Yi Fei survives, Zhang Shi drowns, and returns as a ghost.

Cast

  • Huang Yiliang as Zhang Shi{{cite news |last= Kwok|first= Kar Peng|date= 17 September 2012|title= Lights, action ... GAMBLE / Stars in new film still have faith in him|url= |work= The New Paper|location= Singapore|access-date=}}
  • Brandon Wong as Yi Fei
  • Dawn Yeoh{{cite news |author= 陈韵红|date= 26 August 2010|title= 黄奕良拍鬼戏不化妆已像鬼|url= |work= Shin Min Daily News|location= Singapore|access-date=}}
  • Richard Low{{cite news |last= Kwok|first= Kar Peng|date= 27 August 2012|title= Veteran actor's second directorial attempt going up against another local movie, but...He's not worried|url= |work= The New Paper|location= Singapore|access-date=}}
  • Carole Lin{{cite news |author= 李亦筠|date= 31 August 2012|title= 黄奕良本地打不死的蟑螂|url= |work= Lianhe Zaobao|location= Singapore|access-date=}}
  • Nick Shen
  • Yang Libing
  • Sam Tseng

Release

The film was initially meant to be released in either April or May 2012.{{cite news |author= 李亦筠|date= 27 April 2012|title= 《人鬼拍档》延至农历七月上映黄奕良期待走 "狗屎运"|url= |work= Lianhe Zaobao|location= Singapore|access-date=}} It was released in theatres in Singapore on 30 August 2012.

Reception

Li Yiyun of Lianhe Zaobao rated the film two-and-a-half stars out of five for entertainment and two stars out of five for art.{{cite news |author= 李亦筠|date= 30 August 2012|title= 《人鬼拍档》My Ghost Partner(PG)|url= |work= Lianhe Zaobao|location= Singapore|access-date=}} Kwok Kar Peng of The New Paper rated the film one-and-a-half stars out of five, praising the performances, while criticising the plot, calling it "old-fashioned", and described the ending as being a "terrible cliche".{{cite news |last= Kwok|first= Kar Peng|date= 30 August 2012|title= MY GHOST PARTNER|url= |work= The New Paper|location= Singapore|access-date=}} Boon Chan of The Straits Times rated the movie one-and-a-half stars out of five, writing "Fatal flaws aside, My Ghost Partner could have been a mildly amusing comedy if it had focused on Shi and Fei's partnership. But with multiple plotlines and a whole bunch of familiar small-screen faces including Dawn Yeoh, Nick Shen, Yang Libing, Carole Lin and even Taiwan's Sam Tseng, it feels too scattered."{{cite news |last= Chan|first= Boon|date= 29 August 2012|title= MY GHOST PARTNER (PG)|url= |work= The Straits Times|location= Singapore|access-date=}}

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