The World of Suzie Wong 1960 FHD (HUN.SUB) William Holden

American architect Robert Lomax (William Holden) moves to Hong Kong for a year to see if he can make a living as a painter. Whilst aboard the Star Ferry, en route to Hong Kong Island, he meets a smartly dressed young woman of seemingly lofty social status. She eventually introduces herself as Mei Ling (Nancy Kwan) and says that her father is very wealthy. When the ferry docks, they go their separate ways. With limited financial resources, Robert looks for an inexpensive room in the teeming Wan Chai district, a poor area known for prostitution. By chance, he sees Mei Ling leaving the run-down Nam Kok Hotel. When he inquires inside, the hotel owner, replies that he does not know any Mei Ling, but responds excitedly to Robert's request to rent a room for a whole month, unlike the usual hourly rate. Robert eventually goes into the bar adjoining the hotel, where he sees Mei Ling again, this time dressed in a slinky red cheongsam and in the company of a sailor. He learns her real name is Suzie Wong and that she is the bar's most popular girl. The following day, Robert visits a banker to set up an account. The banker's secretary and daughter, Kay O'Neill (Sylvia Syms), is immediately attracted to the newcomer...... Directed by Richard Quine Written by John Patrick Based on the play by Paul Osborn Produced by Ray Stark Starring William Holden Nancy Kwan Cinematography Geoffrey Unsworth Edited by Bert Bates Music by George Duning William Holden as Robert Lomax Nancy Kwan as Suzie Wong Sylvia Syms as Kay O'Neill Michael Wilding as Ben Marlowe Laurence Naismith as O'Neill Andy Ho as Ah Tong Jacqui Chan as Gwennie Lee Yvonne Shima as Minnie Ho