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Wikipedia Overview
Money No Enough is a 1998 Singaporean comedy film written by Jack Neo, directed by Tay Teck Lock, and produced by JSP films. The movie stars Neo, Mark Lee and Henry Thia as three close and best friends who start a car polishing business together to resolve their financial problems. Released in cinemas on 7 May 1998, the film received mixed reviews from critics but earned over S$5.8 million and was the all-time highest-grossing Singaporean film until 2012. Its success helped revive the Singaporean film industry and pave the way for the emergence of other Singaporean cultural phenomena.
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Is the Singapore Dream fading? Anthony Chen’s We Are All Strangers thinks so - The Business Times
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Jack Neo Unveils ‘Money No Enough 3,’ Sequel to Singapore Hit Comedy Film (EXCLUSIVE) - Variety
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‘Money No Enough 3’ breaks post-pandemic record at Malaysia, Singapore box office - Screen Daily
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Money No Enough II - Box Office Mojo
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Money No Enough, Passion Needed Too: Restoring Classic Singaporean Films - BiblioAsia
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Money No Enough 3 made over $1.5 million in first 3 days of Chinese New Year - The Straits Times
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Money no enough? Patricia Mok says she borrowed five-figure sum from friends to buy her house - Yahoo News Singapore
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Mark Lee Says He Would Look For Henry Thia If He Needs Money 'Cos The Latter Spends S$1K A Month Shopping Online - 8days.sg
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Film Fanatic: An Interview with director Jack Neo and the cast of ‘Money No Enough 3’ - Bakchormeeboy
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Cinema-goers win lottery after buying numbers in Jack Neo's CNY film Money No Enough 3, Entertainment News - AsiaOne
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Jack Neo to direct and star in Money No Enough 3, Mark Lee and Henry Thia returning - CNA Lifestyle
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'Money No Enough 3' makes over S$3.3 million, highest grossing Asian film since 2020 - Mothership
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At The Movies: Money No Enough 3 a grating watch, Don Lee pummels baddies in Badland Hunters - The Straits Times
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Jack Neo Criticises Money No Enough 3 Actor For Asking For Overtime Pay Despite Numerous NG Takes - 8days.sg
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Jack Neo's CNY film 'Money No Enough 3' was everything I expected it to be - Mothership
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Breaking News, Lifestyle & Multimedia News - The Straits Times
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Jack Neo Says Henry Thia Acted Better Than Mark Lee In Money No Enough 3, So Good He Can Win A Golden Horse Award - 8days.sg
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Money No Enough 3 touches on ‘scary’ online scammers and digital dangers, says director Jack Neo - The Straits Times
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Money no enough? Jack Neo starts e-commerce live-stream platform Star Live with Terence Cao - The Straits Times
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Veteran Malaysian actress Lai Meng who starred in Money No Enough 2 dies aged 90 - The Straits Times
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'We got another actress to stand by': Jack Neo reveals Patricia Mok almost lost role in latest Money No Enough 3 movie - AsiaOne
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'I'm thankful Henry kept himself healthy, so we're able to film this': Jack Neo, Mark Lee and Henry Thia on Money No Enough 3 - AsiaOne
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Henry Thia, Jack Neo, Mark Lee Tear Up After Hearing Late Actress Lai Meng’s Voice On M’sian Radio - 8days.sg
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CNY Movies 2024: What Else To Watch In Cinemas Besides Jack Neo’s Money No Enough 3 - 8days.sg
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Jack Neo, Mark Lee and Henry Thia discuss who among them has ‘Money No Enough’ | E-Junkies - AsiaOne
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Jack Neo's 'Money No Enough 3' rakes in S$2.3 million, tops box office over CNY weekend - Mothership
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'Ah Hui, have you eaten?' Henry Thia tears up upon hearing late Malaysian actress Lai Meng's voice in recording on radio show - AsiaOne
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Lucky Dragons: Henry Thia snags Xiang Yun as on-screen wife in Money No Enough 3 - The Straits Times
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3rd 'Money No Enough' movie to return in 2024 after 15 years - Mothership
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Money no enough: Maids spotted hawking food outside PLQ mall on day off, Singapore News - AsiaOne
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Money No Enough 3 review: Jack Neo returns with same old kopitiam chatter about money problems…what else were you expecting? - CNA Lifestyle
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Commentary: Idea no enough? Why movie directors like Jack Neo keep spinning sequels - CNA
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'Money No Enough 3' makes S$4.875 million, 6th highest-grossing local film in S'pore - Mothership
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'I didn't have enough money to buy my home': Patricia Mok borrowed 5-figure sum from friends to purchase 3-room flat - AsiaOne
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'We must take care of her': Xiang Yun on how she and Henry Thia gave some of their lines to Patricia Mok on Money No Enough 3 - AsiaOne
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'Money No Enough 3' becomes highest-grossing Chinese New Year film in Malaysia - The Star
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Money no enough? Woman seen asking passers-by for money along Orchard Road since July, Singapore News - AsiaOne
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Is Henry Thia The Proud Owner Of A S$1mil McLaren 720S? - 8days.sg
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Watch this weekend: Jack Neo, Mark Lee, Henry Thia on livestream + online screening of Long Long Time Ago - AsiaOne
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Money No Enough 2 《钱不够用2》 - Alvinology
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From slapstick comedian to bonafide actor: Mark Lee shines with visceral, heartfelt performance in ‘Money ... - mustsharenews.com
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Money No Enough 3 Will be Jack Neo’s CNY 2024 Movie & Will Touch on Online Scams - Goody Feed
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