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The Wedding Banquet

The Wedding Banquet (1993)Cast and Crew

Movie"A little deception at the reception."

Cast

G
Gua Ah-leh
as Mrs. Gao
S
Sihung Lung
as Mr. Gao
M
May Chin
as Wei-Wei
W
Winston Chao
as Wai-Tung Gao
M
Mitchell Lichtenstein
as Simon
N
Neal Huff
as Steve
M
Michael Gaston
as Justice of the Peace
M
Mason Lee
as Baby
D
Dion Birney
as Andrew
J
John Nathan
as Joe
J
Jeanne Kuo Chang
as Wai-Tung's Secretary
P
Paul Chen
as Guest
C
Chung-Wei Chou
as Chef
Y
Yun Chung
as Guest
H
Ho-Mean Fu
as Guest
J
Jeffrey Howard
as Street Musician
T
Theresa Hou
as Female Cashier
H
Hsu Yung-Teh
as Bob Law, Wai-Tung's Old Friend
J
Jean Hu
as Guest
A
Albert Huang
as Guest
A
Anthony Ingoglia
as Wei-Wei's Employer
E
Eddie Johns
as Haskell
T
Thomas Koo
as Guest
C
Chih Kuan
as Granny Tien
R
Robert Larenquent
as Hispanic Man
N
Neal Lee
as Waiter
D
Dean Li
as Director Wang
J
Jennifer Lin
as Guest
F
Francis Pan
as Guest
N
Neal Peng
as Guest
T
Tien Pien
as Old Chen
M
Marny Pocato
as Miriam
T
Tonia Rowe
as Simon's Nurse
C
Chung-Hsien Su
as Studio Photographer
H
Hannah Sullivan
as Mariane
E
Elizabeth Yang
as Guest
V
Vanessa Yang
as Mao Mei
W
Wei-Huang Ying
as Guest
P
Peide Yao
as Egg Head
A
Ang Lee
as Guest at the Wedding Banquet (uncredited)

Crew

A
Ang Lee
Director
A
Ang Lee
Screenplay
N
Neil Peng
Screenplay
J
James Schamus
Screenplay
T
Ted Hope
Producer
F
Feng-Chyt Jiang
Executive Producer
A
Ang Lee
Producer
J
James Schamus
Producer
M
Mader
Original Music Composer
J
Jong Lin
Director of Photography
T
Tim Squyres
Editor
S
Sui Je Cheng
Supervising Producer
D
Dolly Hall
Line Producer
L
Li-Kong Hsu
Associate Producer
S
Steve Rosenzweig
Production Design
R
Rachael Weinzimer
Art Direction
A
Amy Beth Silver
Set Decoration
M
Michael Clancy
Costume Design

Father Knows Best Collection

Lee's early successes included Pushing Hands (1991), The Wedding Banquet (1993), and Eat Drink Man Woman (1994), which explored the relationships and conflicts between tradition and modernity, Eastern and Western; the three films are informally known as the "Father Knows Best" trilogy.