
Take Out
Drama
Overview
An illegal Chinese immigrant falls behind on payments on an enormous smuggling debt. Ming Ding has only until the end of the day to come up with the money.
Top Cast


Charles Jang
Charles Jang
Ming Ding
Charles Jang
Ming Ding
Jeng-Hua Yu
Jeng-Hua Yu
Young
Jeng-Hua Yu
Young
Wang-Thye Lee
Wang-Thye Lee
Big Sister
Wang-Thye Lee
Big Sister
Justin Wan
Justin Wan
Wei
Justin Wan
Wei
Jeff Huang
Jeff Huang
Ma
Jeff Huang
Ma
Shih-Yun Tsou
Shih-Yun Tsou
Collector #1
Shih-Yun Tsou
Collector #1
Joe Chien
Joe Chien
Collector #2
Joe Chien
Collector #2
Waley Liu
Waley Liu
Ming's Roommate
Waley Liu
Ming's Roommate
Ed Jansen
Ed Jansen
Ming's Roommate #2
Ed Jansen
Ming's Roommate #2
David Liu
David Liu
Ming's Roommate #3
David Liu
Ming's Roommate #3
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