Cast
- Jackie Chan – Senior Inspector Chan Kwok-wing
- Nicholas Tse – Frank Cheng Siu-fung
- Charlie Yeung – Sun Ho-yee
- Daniel Wu – Joe Kwan
- Lee Ting-fung – Joe Kwan - Age 6
- Charlene Choi – Sa Sa
- Dave Wong – Sam Wong Sum
- Hayama Go – Max Leung
- Terence Yin – Fire
- Yu Rongguang – Commander Chiu Chan
- Chun Sun – Joe Kwan's father
- Lui Yau-wai – Joe Kwan's mother (as Lisa Lui)
- Coco Chiang – Sue Chow
- Andy On – Law Tin-tin
- Liu Kai-chi – Chief Tai
- John Shum – Eric Chow
- Ken Lo – Kwong, Wing's team member
- Asuka Higuchi – Kwong's wife
- Steven Cheung – Green-haired thief
- Kenny Kwan – Red-haired thief
- Wu Bai – Father of Frank Cheng
- Deep Ng – Rocky, Wing's team member
- Tony Ho – Chui, Wing's team member
- Timmy Hung – Tin Ming, Wing's team member
- Sammy Hung – Tin Chiu, Wing's team member
- Carl Ng – Carl, Wing's team member
- Andrew Lin – Hoi, Wing's team member
- Samuel Pang – Sam, Wing's team member
- Philip Ng – Philip, Wing's team member
- Winnie Leung – Female Hostage
- Eric Kwok – Male Hostage
- Mandy Chiang – Chui's girlfriend
- Mak Bau – Negotiator
- Ringo Chen – Tourist
- Park Huyn-jin – Disco Bouncer
- Ng Kong – Disco Bouncer
- He Jun – Disco Bouncer
- Anthony Carpio – Disco Bouncer
- Chan Tat-kwong – Disco Bouncer
- Stephen Rohn – X-Game Player
- Stephen Julien – X-Game Player
- Ho Wai-yip – Police Officer Outside Convenience Store
- Audiotraffic – Jazz Bar Band
- Victy Wong – Cop
- Zac Koo – HKCEC Police man
- Stephen Julien – X-Game Player
- Stephen Bohn – X-Game Player
- Mars (extra) (uncredited)
- Roderick Lam – Sam's subordinate
- Jason Yip – Student's father
- Nic Yan – Detention Suspect
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