The Romancing Star

Tung Tung is a glamorous, affluent young woman who captures Fred's attention during the Penang trip. She weighs romance against social expectations and endures heartbreak when deception breaks trust. Ultimately, her feelings align with Fred, leading to marriage.

A vulgar, hot-headed car repairer whose loyalty to his friends drives much of the plot. He uses bold schemes and intense passion in pursuing Maggie, and his actions spark conflict with Chiu. Despite flaws, he seeks forgiveness and reconciliation with Maggie.

The garage boss who prizes friendship above business. He acts as a steady, sometimes sardonic ally who helps the group cope with romantic rivalries and legal troubles, often balancing pragmatism with loyalty.

Fred's close buddy and comic foil, whose presence lightens tense moments. He joins the fun on the Penang trip, supports Fred through heartbreak, and shares jokes as the group navigates social expectations.

The third friend who sticks with the group through misadventures and surprises. He contributes to the plan to outmaneuver rivals and rescue Maggie and Agnes, offering pragmatic insight amid the chaos.

A wealthy bachelor with an air of sophistication who secretly schemes to control Maggie and Agnes. He hires the two women for shoots and invites them to a party, concealing ulterior motives behind charm and privilege.

Fred's girlfriend whose relationship is strained by her snobbish mother. She becomes a focal point of the birthday tensions and the social pressures that drive the romance plot.

The other wealthy woman in the beach encounter who competes for Fred's affection. She participates in the social games and shows the same allure of wealth that complicates the love triangle.

A snobbish matriarch who disapproves of Fred and Maggie's romance, escalating family pressure and complicating their relationship.