Review of The World of Suzie Wong (1960) by Ed$ H — 04 Aug 2007

I love watching this film just to see how much Hong Kong has changed. And the story's not bad either.

This review of The World of Suzie Wong (1960) was written by Ed$ H on 04 Aug 2007.

The World of Suzie Wong has generally received positive reviews.

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Precious scenes of the old Hong Kong and beautiful actress. Interesting relationship between the British and Chinese at that time…

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