MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
01. “Rush Hour”	September 18, 1998

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Detective Inspector Yang Naing Lee •Chris Tucker as Detective James Carter •Tom Wilkinson as Thomas Griffin / Juntao •Tzi Ma as Consul Solon Han •Ken Leung as Sang •Elizabeth Peña as Detective Tania Johnson •Mark Rolston as FBI Special Agent Warren Russ •Rex Linn as FBI Agent Dan Whitney •Chris Penn as Clive Cobb •Philip Baker Hall as Captain William Diel •Julia Hsu as Soo Yung Han •John Hawkes as Stucky •Clifton Powell as Luke •Barry Shabaka Henley as Bobby

SYNOPSIS:

On the last day of British rule in Hong Kong late 1997, Detective Inspector Lee of the Hong Kong Police Force leads a raid at a shipping bar wharf, hoping to arrest the mysterious crime lord Juntao. He finds only Sang, Juntao's right-hand man, who manages to escape. However, Lee successfully recovers numerous Chinese cultural treasures stolen by Juntao, which he presents as a farewell victory to his departing superiors: Chinese Consul Solon Han and British Commander Thomas Griffin. Shortly after Han arrives in the United States to take up his new diplomatic post in Los Angeles, his daughter, Soo Yung, is kidnapped by Sang while on her way to her first day of school. The FBI informs Consul Han about the incident. Han calls in Lee to assist in the case. The FBI, afraid that the injury or death of Lee would result in negative attention internationally, decides to pawn him off on the LAPD just to keep him out of their way. The selfish, stubborn, and maverick Detective James Carter is tricked into doing this but Carter makes a plan to solve the case himself when he finds out that he has been given a boring task as punishment for botching a sting operation. Carter meets Lee at Los Angeles International Airport and proceeds to take him on a sightseeing tour of LA, simultaneously keeping Lee away from the embassy and contacting several of his underworld informants about the kidnapping. Lee finally escapes and makes his way to the Chinese Consulate, where a nervous Han and a group of FBI agents are awaiting news about his daughter. While arguing with Agent-in-charge Warren Russ, Carter accidentally involves himself in a phone conversation with Sang, where he arranges a ransom drop of $50 million in a couple of hours. The FBI traces the call to a warehouse and sends in a team of agents only to have them killed by a bomb. Spotting Sang nearby, Lee and Carter give chase, but Sang escapes, dropping the detonator in the process. Carter's colleague, LAPD bomb expert Tania Johnson, helps them trace the detonator to Clive, a man previously arrested by Carter. Clive is guilt-tripped by Lee into revealing his business relationship with Juntao whom he met at a restaurant in Chinatown and this earns Carter's trust in Lee. Carter goes to the restaurant alone where he sees a surveillance video of Juntao carrying Soo-Yung into a van. Lee arrives and saves Carter from being killed by Juntao's syndicate, but the two are taken off the case after the FBI blames them for ruining the ransom drop with Lee being sent back to Hong Kong. Despite this setback, Carter appeals to Johnson for assistance and sneaks onboard Lee's plane, persuading Lee to help finish the case and stop Juntao. Griffin later involves himself in the case, revealing more about the HKPF's past with Juntao's syndicate and implores Han to pay the money to avoid more blood shedding. At the opening of a Chinese art exhibition at the Los Angeles Convention Center, which Han and Griffin are overseeing, the now $70 million ransom is being delivered. Carter, Lee and Johnson enter disguised as guests, where Carter distracts the guests into leaving for safety. This angers the FBI, but also blows Griffin's cover, as Lee catches him walking over to a bar and accepting a remote for the detonator from Sang. He and Johnson both conclude that Griffin is Juntao because Carter recognizes him from a surveillance tape in Chinatown. Griffin threatens to detonate a bomb vest attached to Soo Yung and demands the money be paid in full in compensation to the loss of the priceless Chinese artifacts he worked so hard to preserve from Lee's raid. However, Carter manages to sneak out, locate her in the van, drives it into the building and brings her within range of Griffin, knowing that setting it off would kill him as well. Johnson manages to get the vest off Soo Yung while Griffin heads toward the roof with the bag of money. Lee takes the vest and pursues Griffin while Carter shoots Sang dead in a gunfight. Lee eventually catches up to Griffin, resulting in a brief altercation that culminates in the two dangling from the rafters under the roof. Griffin, holding onto the vest, falls to his death when the vest breaks, but before Lee falls, Carter is able to place a large flag underneath and catch him safely. Han and Soo Yung are reunited, and Han sends Carter and Lee on vacation to Hong Kong as a reward for their actions. Before Carter leaves, Agents Russ and Whitney offer him a position in the FBI, which he mockingly refuses. Carter boards the airplane with Lee, who starts singing Edwin Starr's "War", annoying Carter.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
02. “Rush Hour 2”	August 3, 2001

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Chief Inspector Lee •Chris Tucker as Detective James Carter •Roselyn Sanchez as Agent Isabella Molina •John Lone as Ricky Tan •Alan King as Steven Reign •Harris Yulin as Special Agent-in-Charge Sterling •Zhang Ziyi as Hu Li •Kenneth Tsang as Captain Chin •Don Cheadle as Kenny •Joel McKinnon Miller as Tex

SYNOPSIS:

Four days after the events of Rush Hour, LAPD Detective James Carter is on vacation in Hong Kong visiting his friend, Hong Kong Police ForceChief Inspector Lee, whom he met and befriended after working together to save the Chinese Consul Han's daughter, Soo Yung, in Los Angeles. Their leisure is temporarily put on hold as soon as a bomb explodes at the United States Consulate General, murdering two undercover U.S. Customs agents inside of it. Inspector Lee is assigned to the case, which becomes personal when it is discovered that it somehow involves Ricky Tan, his late police officer father's former partner. Ricky, who was suspected of having a role in elder Lee's death (although never proven), is now a leader of the Triads. This, however, causes Lee and Carter to get into a brawl between them and Ricky's bodyguards, with Carter becoming shocked with Lee as they were busy with their vacation. The U.S. Secret Service, led by Agent Sterling, and the Hong Kong Police Force soon get into a fight over the jurisdiction of the case. Suddenly, Lee's office that Carter was in is bombed, causing Lee to believe he's dead and grieve for him. Carter is revealed to be alive, leaving the room before it exploded. He and a relieved Lee cross paths at Ricky's yacht where he is holding a dinner party. Ricky scolds his underling, Hu Li, who then leaves as Lee and Carter confront her boss. Just as Ricky asks for protection, Hu Li shoots him and makes her escape in the chaos. An angry Sterling holds Lee responsible for Ricky's death, and orders him off the case. Carter is ordered back to Los Angeles for involving himself and Lee volunteers to take him to the airport. However, at the airport, Carter gets Lee to return to LA with him. On the plane, Carter tells Lee that in every large criminal operation, there is a rich white man behind it and that man is Steven Reign, a billionaire Los Angeles hotelier whom Carter saw acting suspiciously on Ricky's boat. They set up camp outside the Reign Towers, spotting a U.S. Secret Service agent named Isabella Molina, whom Carter met earlier in Hong Kong. After a few misunderstandings, Molina tells the two men that she is undercover, looking into Reign's money laundering of $100 million in superdollars. Lee and Carter pay a visit to Kenny, an ex-con known to Carter who runs a gambling den in the back of his Chinese restaurant. He tells them that a usually broke customer recently came into his establishment with a suspicious amount of hundred-dollar bills. Carter confirms that they are Reign's counterfeits and they trace the money back to a bank. The mobsters are waiting for them and knock the two cops unconscious, with Molina looking on. After arriving in Las Vegas, Lee and Carter wake up inside one of the mob's trucks and escape. After finding out where they are, they realize that Reign is laundering the $100 million through the new Red Dragon Casino. At the Red Dragon, Lee attempts to find the engraving plates which were used to make the counterfeit money, while Carter makes a distraction to help Lee sneak past the security. However, Hu Li captures Lee and takes him to a room where it is revealed that Ricky Tan faked his death. When Ricky departs, Molina tries to arrest Hu Li but Hu Li over-powers her and Molina is shot. After an explosion inside the casino sends all the guests fleeing to safety, Carter engages in a fight with Hu Li in a comical manner and accidentally knocks her out, while Lee heads to the penthouse to prevent Ricky from escaping with the plates. In the penthouse, Reign opens the safe and takes the plates, running into Ricky as he leaves. Reign tries to back out of the deal but Ricky stabs him to death. Lee and Carter arrive and a scuffle between them and Ricky ensues after he confesses that he killed Lee's father and mocks him for only asking Ricky to spare Lee's life before he died. Ricky falls to his death when Lee kicks him out of the window. Hu Li enters with a time bomb forcing Lee and Carter to grab onto the decoration wires. The two escape on the makeshift zipline as Hu Li kills herself in the explosion. Later, at the airport, Molina thanks Lee for his work on the case, and kisses him. Having originally planned to go their separate ways, Lee and Carter change their mind when Carter reveals he won a large amount of money at the casino and the pair decide to head to New York City to indulge themselves.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
03. “Rush Hour 3”	August 10, 2007

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Chief Inspector Yan Naing Lee •Chris Tucker as Detective James Carter •Max von Sydow as Varden Reynard •Hiroyuki Sanada as Kenji •Yvan Attal as George •Youki Kudoh as Dragon Lady Jasmine •Noemie Lenoir as Genevieve / Shy Shen •Zhang Jingchu as Soo-Yung Han •Tzi Ma as Ambassador Solon Han •Roman Polanski as Commissaire Revi •Philip Baker Hall as Captain William Diel •Dana Ivey as Sister Agnes •Henry O as Master Yu •Mia Tyler as Marsha •Sarah Shahi as Zoe •David Niven, Jr. as British Foreign Minister •Sun Mingming as Kung-Fu Giant •Julie Depardieu as Paulette

SYNOPSIS:

Three years after the events of Rush Hour 2, In Los Angeles, Chinese Ambassador Solon Han, with Hong Kong Police Force Chief Inspector Lee as his bodyguard, addresses the importance of fighting the Triads at the World Criminal Court, announcing that he may know the whereabouts of Shy Shen, a semi-mythical individual of great importance to the Chinese mob. Before announcing, an unknown assassin uses a sniper rifle on Han without being seen, disrupting the conference, and resulting in a large riot among everyone observing them. Lee chases the shooter and corners him, discovering that the assassin is his childhood Japanese foster brother Kenji. When Lee hesitates to shoot Kenji, he makes his escape when LAPD Detective James Carter (having learned about the shooting over the police radio) arrives to intervene. Lee learns that Han will make a full recovery in the hospital, as the bullet hit his shoulder. Han's daughter, Soo-Yung now grown up as an adult arrives and makes Lee and Carter promise to capture the one behind the shooting. On Soo-Yung's insistence, Lee and Carter then go to the Kung Fu studio where Soo-Yung has placed an envelope entrusted to her by Han. After meeting the old studio master, who informs the duo that the Triads took Soo-Yung's belongings, Lee and Carter arrive in the hospital just in time to intercept a gang of French-speaking assassins who attempted to kill Soo-Yung and Han. Lee and Carter defeat the assassins and interrogate one of them with the help of a French-speaking nun, Sister Agnes. For her protection, they take Soo-Yung to the French Embassy and leave her under the care of Reynard, the French ambassador and the chairman of the World Criminal Court. When a car bomb nearly kills Reynard and Soo-Yung, the duo decides to go to Paris to investigate. In Paris, after undergoing a painful cavity search from Parisian Commissioner Revi, Lee and Carter meet George, a taxi driver, who is staunchly critical of Americans. After Carter forces George to help, he drives them to a Triad hideout. Once there, Lee is tricked by a mob assassin named Jasmine, who claims to have information about Shy Shen, with Carter's intervention saving Lee when she attempts to kill him. Lee and Carter try to escape the Triads, having convinced a terrified George that they need his help, but are ultimately captured by Kenji's men. Kenji offers to let them live if the two leave Paris immediately, but Lee refuses and, in a short struggle, he and Carter escape their captivity. The duo recuperate at a hotel, where Lee reveals his relationship with Kenji to Carter, but decides that his help is not needed. Carter leaves the hotel, disillusioned, but composes himself when he spots and follows a woman he met at the Triad hideout, learning that she is a stage performer named Geneviève. Meanwhile, Reynard meets Lee in his hotel room and reveals that Shy Shen is not a person, but a list of the Triad leaders and that Geneviève is Han's informant who has access to the list. After locating Genevieve and saving her from an assassination attempt, the two flee to their hotel room where Carter seduces Geneviève. They are attacked by Jasmine and are rescued by George, who decides to help them and has developed a great admiration for Americans. Lee and Carter then learn that Geneviève is the list. The names of the thirteen Triad leaders have been tattooed on the back of her head and, as per tradition, Geneviève explains that she will be beheaded and buried if the Triads capture her. When Lee and Carter bring Geneviève to Reynard, they find out that he has been working with the Triads all along. Kenji calls and informs Lee that he has captured Soo-Yung and that he would like to exchange her for Genevieve. Lee arrives at the exchange point, the Jules Verne Restaurant in the Eiffel Tower, with Carter disguised as Geneviève. Kenji challenges Lee to a sword fight, during which the two fall off the tower and into a safety net. Kenji's sword cuts the safety net open and the two men are left hanging on what remains of the net. Lee wishes to save his foster brother, but Kenji says goodbye and lets go, falling to his death as Lee watches, horrified. Meanwhile, Carter saves Soo-Young and beats Jasmine, who is killed after getting stuck in one of the elevator wheels. After escaping the triads by using a French flag as a parachute, Carter and Lee are confronted by Reynard, holding Geneviève hostage and threatening to kill her and frame them. However, George, who followed Lee and Carter, shoots Reynard from behind, killing him. The police arrive, with Commissioner Revi gloating and trying to get undeserved credit. After both give the commissioner a simultaneous punch to the face, knocking him out, Lee and Carter leave the scene via victory dance.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
04. “Shanghai Noon”	May 26, 2000

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Chon Wang •Owen Wilson as Roy O'Bannon/Wyatt Earp •Lucy Liu as Princess Pei-Pei •Brandon Merrill as Falling Leaves •Xander Berkeley as Marshal Nathan Van Cleef •Roger Yuan as Lo Fong •Kate Luyben as Fifi •Jason Connery as Calvin Andrews •Simon R. Baker as Little Feather •Walton Goggins as Wallace •Henry O as Royal Interpreter •Yu Rongguang as Imperial Guard Rong Guang Yu •Eric Chen as Imperial Guard Eric Chi Cheng Chen •Yuen Biao as Saloon Fighter (uncredited) •Garvin Cross (stunts)

SYNOPSIS:

In 1881, Chon Wang (Jackie Chan) - a homophone for John Wayne - is a Chinese Imperial Guard in the Forbidden City. After Princess Pei-Pei (Lucy Liu) is abducted to the United States, the Emperor of China sends three of his guards and the Royal Interpreter (Henry O) to retrieve her. Having failed to foil the kidnapping, Wang insists on joining the mission. The Royal Interpreter, Wang's uncle, allows him to accompany the party, and the Captain of the Imperial Guards hopes the "foreign devils" will get rid of Wang. The party arrives in Nevada, where outlaw Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson) and his gang hijack their train. Wallace (Walton Goggins), a new member of Roy's gang, kills Wang's uncle, and Wang, a skilled martial artist, fights off the gang before uncoupling the train cars and escaping on the engine. Wallace takes over the gang, leaving Roy buried up to his chin in the desert. Meanwhile, Pei-Pei, tricked into believing she was freely escaping her arranged marriage in China, learns she has been kidnapped by an agent of Lo Fong (Roger Yuan), a traitor who fled the Forbidden City. Wang finds Roy and demands to know the direction to Carson City. Roy tells him the city is on the other side of a mountain, and Wang leaves two chopsticks in Roy's mouth to dig himself out. Reaching the other side of the mountain, Wang saves a Sioux boy from the Crow tribe and reluctantly marries the Sioux chief's daughter, Falling Leaves (Brandon Merrill. Wang finds a small town and encounters Roy in a tavern, inciting a barroom brawl. The two are sent to jail, and after Falling Leaves helps them escape, become friends. Roy trains Wang in the ways of the cowboy, assisted by Falling Leaves. In Carson City, Roy discovers that both he and Wang, now known as the "Shanghai Kid," are wanted by Lo Fong's ally Marshal Nathan Van Cleef (Xander Berkeley), narrowly escaping capture. They reach Roy’s "hideout,” a bordello, but are arrested by Van Cleef after a drunken encounter with Wang, and discover that Lo Fong is behind the princess’ abduction. As they are about to be hanged, Wang frees himself and Falling Leaves shoots Roy loose, and they escape. Wang, upset at overhearing Roy tell a prostitute he is not Wang's friend, rides off alone. He finds Pei-Pei in Lo Fong's labor camp, but she wishes to stay and help the enslaved Chinese laborers. Lo Fong discovers Wang and attacks him, but Roy appears, saving Wang. The next day, the Imperial Guards bring gold to the Carson City Mission church to ransom Pei-Pei from Lo Fong, but the exchange is complicated by the appearance of Wang and Roy. Wang tells his fellow guards he will not allow them to take the princess against her wishes. As the Guards and Lo Fong fight, Van Cleef arrives and engages Roy in a gunfight. Roy survives unscathed, and shoots Van Cleef through his sheriff's star. Wang fights the Imperial Guards as Lo Fong chases Pei-Pei through the rafters of the church, but Wang convinces his Guards to let him go to Pei-Pei’s aid instead. Wang and Lo Fong reach the bell tower, and Pei-Pei is wounded. Wang dismantles the bell, causing the ropes to strangle Lo Fong. The Imperial Guards agree to let Pei-Pei remain in Nevada, and reward Wang and Roy with the ransom gold. Wallace and his gang arrive at the church, and demand that Roy and Wang come out and fight, but find themselves surrounded by the Sioux. At a Chinese cultural celebration, Roy shares a passionate kiss with Falling Leaves while Pei-Pei embraces Wang. Roy, who reveals his real name to be Wyatt Earp, and Wang become sheriffs and ride off after a new band of train robbers.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
05. “Shanghai Knights”	February 7, 2003

STARRING:

J•Jackie Chan as Chon "John" Wang / "John Wayne" (doubled by Vladimir Chaloupka) •Owen Wilson as Roy O'Bannon / "Roy Rogers" (doubled by Jimmy N. Roberts) •Aaron Johnson as Charlie Chaplin •Aidan Gillen as Lord Nelson Rathbone •Fann Wong as Chon Lin •Donnie Yen as Wu Chow •Tom Fisher as Arthur "Artie" Doyle •Oliver Cotton as Jack the Ripper •Kim Chan as Chon Wang and Chon Lin's father •Gemma Jones as Queen Victoria •Tom Wu as Lead Boxer Liu •Kelly-Marie Kerr as Clara •Constantine Gregory as the Mayor of New York City •Ray Donn as Chinese villager (uncredited) •Barbara Nedeljakova as Debutante •Anna-Louise Plowman as Debutante •Georgina Chapman as Debutante •Daisy Beaumont as Cigarette girl •Alison King as Prostitute

SYNOPSIS:

In 1887, Chon Lin (Fann Wong) tells her father (Kim Chan), Keeper of the Imperial Seal of China in the Forbidden City, that her brother Chon Wang (Jackie Chan) is doing well as a sheriff in Carson City, Nevada, but her father replies that her brother is dead to him. Lord Nelson Rathbone (Aidan Gillen) leads a band of Boxers into the city, killing Lin’s father and stealing the seal. With his dying breath, Lin’s father gives her a box to send to her brother. In Carson City, Sheriff Wang has captured an impressive array of fugitives. His deputy (Matt Hill) relaxes with a book, "Roy O'Bannon Vs. The Mummy", a highly fictionalized account of the previous film’s events; Wang is dismayed by his portrayal as cowardly sidekick the "Shanghai Kid.” Wang receives the puzzle box and a letter from Lin telling him of their father’s death and that she has tracked the murderer to London. Wang travels to New York City to find his old partner Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson) and book passage to London. Roy has left his brief stint in law enforcement, broken off his romance with Falling Leaves, lost his gold investing in the Zeppelin, and is now a waiter and part- time gigolo, who most of his fortune publishing his novels. They attempt prostitution to pay for tickets to the United Kingdom, but are interrupted by the Mayor of New York in search of his daughters, Roy's latest clients. The pair ship themselves to London in a crate. In London, Wang and Roy are accosted by a gang including the young Charlie Chaplin (Aaron Johnson). After a struggle, they are arrested. In Scotland Yard, Inspector Artie Doyle (Thomas Fisher) thanks the two for defeating the Fleet Street gang. Wang finds Lin in custody, having attempted to kill Lord Rathbone. Rathbone meets with Wu Chow (Donnie Yen), giving him the dagger that killed the Keeper of the Imperial Seal. Wang and Roy encounter Charlie and find an invitation to a gala at Buckingham Palace. Roy and Wang infiltrate the gala in disguise: Roy as Major General "Sherlock Holmes" – a name he derives from the face of a clock - and Wang as the "Maharaja of Nevada". Wang and Roy follow Lord Rathbone to a private library, where he slips through a secret passage. As Roy occupies himself with the Kama Sutra, Wang discovers a secret room of treasures from throughout the British Empire. Roy is rescued from Rathbone's guards by Lin, who has escaped Scotland Yard. The three see Rathbone give the Imperial Seal to Wu Chow, the illegitimate brother of the Emperor of China, which is then stolen by Charlie. Rathbone escapes. The three find Artie has been fired for Lin’s escape. He deduces that Charlie is at Madame Tussauds, where they save him from the Boxers but lose the seal and are captured by police. They are rescued by Charlie, revealed to be Charlie Chaplin. At a brothel, Roy overhears Wang try to convince Lin that Roy is an unsuitable romantic partner. Lin discovers Roy and Wang in an inadvertently compromising position. They are captured by Rathbone, who reveals his plan to kill the Chinese royal family and frame Lin. They escape and save the royal family from Wu Chow, whom Lin kills with a rocket. The three pursue Rathbone to the top of Big Ben. Roy is thrown off but manages to hang onto the clock face as Wang fights Rathbone. Roy saves Wang as Rathbone falls to his death. Roy and Wang are knighted, as is Artie, revealed to be Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Artie decides to write stories about his techniques of deductive reasoning, and asks Roy for use of the "Sherlock Holmes" name. Roy proposes that he and Wang go to Hollywood to join the new motion pictureindustry. Charlie, wearing a fake mustache, stows away as they drive off. Wang opens the box his father sent him to find a message reminding him of the importance of family.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
06. “The Foreigner”	24 September 2017

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Ngoc Minh Quan, a Nung Chinese former Vietnam War special forces operative turned London restaurateur, who looks for revenge after his daughter is killed in a terrorist bombing. •Pierce Brosnan as Liam Hennessy, a Sinn Féin politician, the current Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, and a former member of the Provisional IRA. •Michael McElhatton as Jim Kavanagh, Hennesey's second in-command and head of security. •Liu Tao as Keyi Lam, Quan's friend and co-owner of the restaurant. •Charlie Murphy as Maggie Dunn/Sara Mackay, Liam's mistress and an undercover member of the Authentic IRA. •Orla Brady as Mary Hennessy, Liam's wife who continues to maintain radical beliefs. •Katie Leung as Fan Quan, Ngoc Minh's daughter who is killed in a bombing by the Authentic IRA. •Ray Fearon as Commander Richard Bromley, head of the Metropolitan Police Service's Counter Terrorism Command. •Dermot Crowley as Hugh McGrath, an old associate of Hennessy's in the Provisional IRA later revealed to be the Authentic IRA's leader. •Rory Fleck-Byrne as Sean Morrison, an ex Royal Irish Ranger / United Kingdom Special Forces soldier and Liam's nephew. •Lia Williams as Katherine Davies MP, a British Cabinet Minister. •Pippa Bennett-Warner as Marissa Levitt, a Counter Terrorism Command detective. •Simon Kunz as Matthew Rice, an MI5 interrogation expert. •Roberta Taylor as Mrs. Taylor. •Rufus Jones as Ian Wood, a news reporter. •Niall McNamee as Patrick O'Reilly, an Authentic IRA member responsible for carrying out the first bombing which killed Quan's daughter. •Caolan Byrne as McCormick, a member of the Authentic IRA terrorist cell. •John Cronin as Denis Fisher, a member of the Authentic IRA terrorist cell. •Stephen Hogan as Christy Murphy, one of Hennessy's henchmen. •Aaron Monaghan as Pat Nugent, the bombmaker for the Authentic IRA terrorist cell. •David Pearse as Billy McMahon, one of Hennessy's henchmen. •Mark Tandy as Simpson, a news editor and Wood's boss. •Donna Bernard as Channel A news anchor. •Scott Sparrow as Daniel Barrie, a Counter Terrorism Command detective. •Sean Campion as Byaro Cary. •Sean Gleeson as Billy Mahre. •Thusitha Jayasundera as Mira, a Counter Terrorism Command officer. •Jonathan Cullen as Security Expert. •Grainne Keenan as Beth, Hennessy's secretary. •Jane Thorne as Mrs. McAllister. •Stuart Graham as Detective Inspector Donald Greig, Police Service of Northern Ireland. •Yangmeizi Wang as Quan's wife. •Milly Zero as Quan's daughter who was kidnapped and killed as Quan's family fled Vietnam. •David Annen as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. •Aden Gillet as Ross, an MI5 operational commander.

SYNOPSIS:

Ngoc Minh Quan, a widowed former Vietnam War special operations forces soldier, runs a Chinese restaurant called Happy Peacock in London with his business partner Lam and his teenage daughter Fan. When Fan is killed in a terrorist bombing, he seeks revenge. An Irish republican group calling itself the "Authentic IRA" claims responsibility. Quan takes to visiting Scotland Yard daily, asking for names of the bombers, but is told by police chief Commander Bromley that his repeated visits are diverting resources away from the investigation. Bromley advises Quan to be patient and warns him against going after the IRA. Undeterred, Quan takes matters into his own hands and next focuses on the Northern Ireland deputy First Minister and Sinn Féin politician Liam Hennessy, who speaks publicly about his status as a former Provisional IRA leader while condemning the attack. Quan purchases items to make homemade weapons and travels to Belfast, leaving the restaurant under Lam's control. Quan seeks out Hennessy at his office but Hennessy claims to have no knowledge of the bombing or its perpetrators before ejecting him from the premises. Quan does not believe him, and first sets off a homemade bomb in Hennessy's building before leaving an explosive on Hennessy's car as warnings unless he gets the bombers' names. Hennessy tells his men to find Quan and stop him. Hoping to shore-up his career and influential political position, Hennessy tries to identify the culprits with help from his contacts and orders that known IRA weapons dumps be searched for missing explosives, but the Authentic IRA catches on and outwits him. Quan observes Hennessy seeing his mistress, Maggie, and photographs them kissing in a restaurant. Hennessy's men find Quan but he fights them off and escapes. Quan then brings the fight to Hennessy, hiding in the trees outside his farmhouse and attacking it with more explosives. As Hennessy's henchmen attempt to track him in the forest, Quan uses traps to disable them but is shot in the shoulder and flees. Tending to his wounds, Quan recalls his escape from Vietnam in which his first two daughters were kidnapped and killed by pirates. Hennessy also investigates Quan's background and discovers he was a former guerrilla fighter who was recruited by US special forces in Vietnam. After Quan ambushes Hennessy in his house, the latter contacts his nephew Sean Morrison, a former Royal Irish Regiment soldier in the hope that Morrison's tracking skills can be used to stop Quan. Later Hugh McGrath, one of Hennessy's old IRA commanders during The Troubles arrives and asks Hennessy why his weapon dumps are being searched. Hennessy tells Hugh that the semtex used in the bombing came from one of his dumps. McGrath denies knowing anything and claims that everything was in order. McGrath then tells Hennessy that he believes the bombings should continue and tries to persuade Hennessy to think the same. Hennessy refuses, stating that his violent days are over and reveals that he secretly supports bombings, but only of financial targets that do not involve mass casualties. Angry, McGrath berates Hennessy, claiming that politics has made him soft and that he now only cares about his career rather than the IRA's cause. McGrath then leaves, but not before Hennessy threatens him saying if the bombers aren't caught, then he's going after him next. After a second bombing on a double-decker bus, Hennessy negotiates with British politician Katherine Davies and promises the capture of the terrorists in exchange for pardoning of several of his former IRA comrades. Meanwhile, Hennessy receives intel on the bombers and relays the information to Sean and the police. Commander Bromley finds out that Hugh McGrath is the ringleader of the Authentic IRA and notifies Hennessy of the discovery. Hennessy tortures McGrath into giving him the identities of the bombers with Maggie among them, whose real name is Sarah Mackay. Hennessy also discovers that the true mastermind of the recent Authentic IRA attacks is his own wife, Mary, who remains spiteful toward the British for the death of her brother and hates Hennessy for allowing his killers to be sent to prison rather than having them killed. In retaliation for his betrayal and for involving his wife and mistress, Hennessy shoots McGrath. He also learns that Sean leaked information to Mary while having an affair with her. Sean finds Quan's hiding place in the forest. After a knife fight, Quan captures Sean, who names the terrorists and their location in London before Quan lets him go. When Sean returns to the farmhouse, Hennessy admonishes his nephew, orders him to assassinate Mary and then to depart to America and never return. As the police and MI5 prepare to raid the bombers' London hideout, Quan enters the flat disguised as a handyman and kills everyone but Maggie. Quan leaves just before the police storm the apartment and find a severely wounded Maggie. They torture her into disclosing the location of their next bomb, which has been planted in a laptop belonging to a reporter whom Maggie seduced, and is to be detonated on a plane carrying several British dignitaries to an international conference in Rome. With only seconds to spare, British police throw the laptop into an empty jet bridge, where it detonates without casualties. With the threat resolved, Maggie is executed to prevent any "loose ends." Hennessy gets a call from Davies, who was scheduled to be on the targeted flight. She tells him that she has learned of his involvement with the bombers, but having helped prevent the last attack, he will be allowed to retain his position as deputy First Minister, albeit under her control. Sean later executes Mary, eliminating the entire Authentic IRA cell as a result. Quan confronts Hennessy with the picture of him kissing Maggie, which is enough to throw public suspicion on Hennessy and his role in the bombings. He forces Hennessy to post the picture on the internet, thus publicly exposing his association with the Authentic IRA and destroying his political career, and returns home, reuniting with his friend Lam. Scotland Yard realizes Quan's role in the events and has him put under surveillance, but Bromley decides not to take any further action as Quan has suffered enough and as a thanks for his assistance.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
07. “Rumble in the Bronx”	16 May 1996

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Ma Hon Keung •Anita Mui as Elaine •Françoise Yip as Nancy •Bill Tung as Uncle Bill Ma •Marc Akerstream as Tony, leader of the gang •Garvin Cross as Angelo •Morgan Lam as Danny •Kris Lord as White Tiger •Carrie Cain Sparks as Whitney Ma •Elliot Ngok (Yueh Hua) as Wah, the Realtor (uncredited) •Eddy Ko as Prospective market buyer •Emil Chau as Ice cream salesman •Alex To as Ice cream customer •Jordan Lennox as Jordan, the lead syndicate gangster with glasses •John Sampson as Gabriel, another syndicate gangster •Richard Faraci as a syndicate gangster with a ponytail •Jamie Luk as Steven Lo •Ailen Sit as Tony's Gang Member •Chan Man Ching as Tony's Gang Member •Rocky Lai (extra/stunts) •Mars (stunts) (uncredited) •Colin Flora (stunts) (uncredited) •Rob Wilton (stunts) Motorcycle and Hovercraft driver on land •David Fredericks as Detective Harrison, an NYPD Detective •Guyle Frazier as NYPD Detective •Alf Humphreys as NYPD Officer •Harold Gillespie as Detective Howard

SYNOPSIS:

Ma Hon Keung (Jackie Chan), a Hong Kong cop, comes to New York to attend the wedding of his Uncle Bill (Bill Tung). Uncle Bill owns the Wa-Ha Supermarket in The Bronx, an area with a high level of crime. He meets Bill's neighbor Danny (Morgan Lam), a disabled Chinese-American boy, and his aunt-to-be Whitney (Carrie Cain Sparks), an African-American woman working at Bill's supermarket. Bill is trying to sell his supermarket, and he meets a potential buyer, Elaine (Anita Mui), who is reluctant to buy it for Bill's price. Nonetheless, Bill invites Elaine to his wedding, hoping that there's still a chance to sell it. Unbeknownst to Keung and Elaine, Bill's market is a victim of frequent shoplifting and a protection racket, and he is desperate to sell it. The next day, at the wedding, Keung helps negotiate a deal that convinces Elaine to buy the market. One day, when Keung is helping Elaine at the market, members of a local biker gang (Tony (Marc Akerstream), attempt to shoplift the market, but are thwarted and beaten by Keung. Later that night, Keung notices a woman getting abducted. He scares away her would-be kidnappers. However, when Keung "rescues" the woman, she attacks him, revealing a ploy to lure him into a spot where Tony's gang attacks him again. Keung is cornered into a dead-end alleyway. The gang severely injures him by swatting glass bottles around him. Afterwards, Keung almost makes it back to his Uncle's apartment, but not before fainting in front of Nancy (Francoise Yip), who is Tony's girlfriend and the woman who lured Keung earlier. It is revealed that Nancy is Danny's neglectful older sister, and she fixes Keung's wounds upon realizing that he is also Danny's friend. Danny informs Keung about Nancy's help the next morning, but Keung still doesn't know that Nancy was the one who lured him. Later that morning, Keung goes to Elaine's market to inform her that he lost the contract (during the alleyway brawl with the gang). The supermarket is a mess due to a failed attempt to stop thieves, and Elaine informs Keung about her desire to back out of the deal upon realizing how often the market is a victim of theft and a protection racket. When two thugs demanding "protection money" come by, Keung scares them away. However, Tony and his gang come back to the store, demanding "compensation" for Keung hurting them earlier. Elaine gives into their demand, and they rob and vandalize the store. Keung confronts them outside, and tells the gang that he's the boss of the store. After Elaine is assaulted, Keung reveals that he has called the police on them. The gang disperses upon the police's arrival. Later, Tony and his gang attempt to chase down Keung for revenge, which leads to Keung making a daring escape by jumping from the roof of a parking garage to a fire escape on a building across the street. Later, a member of Tony's gang named Angelo (Garvin Cross) gets involved in an illegal diamond deal gone bad and steals the diamonds. A criminal syndicate led by White Tiger (Kris Lord) is after the diamonds. Keung and Danny are outside together, and they witness some of the carnage go down. Keung and Danny run inside for safety, leaving Danny's wheelchair in the apartment hallway. Unable to run and hide from the syndicate, Angelo stuffs them in Danny's wheelchair cushion. Some of the syndicate members are arrested (along with Angelo), but all are let go due to a lack of evidence. Meanwhile, at Danny and Nancy's apartment, Nancy eavesdrops on a conversation between Keung and Danny, where she listens to Danny talk about the emotional difficulty of being disabled. Upon hearing this, she comes out into the living room and tearfully apologizes to Keung, and both agree to keep their previous encounter a secret from Danny. Meanwhile, Elaine tries to scare away the thugs from the protection racket. However, they are not intimidated, and they assault her while taking her money. After this, she tries to sell the market to another Chinese couple, selling it using the same lies that Uncle Bill used to convince her. Keung witnesses this, and gives her back the check she used to buy the market, asking that she only pay him back once she makes money. Later that evening, Keung goes out, but not before being questioned by the syndicate men (who are posing as FBI agents) looking for the diamonds. They give Keung a number to call if he finds anything. Later Keung visits Nancy at a nightclub where she is a lingerie dancer and model. When the gangsters see this, they chase Keung and Nancy, but they escape after Nancy knocks over their motorcycles. Keung advises her to stay away from Tony's gang and to look after Danny. A romantic relationship develops between them. After failing to confront Keung, the bikers trash Elaine's supermarket, during which two of Tony's men are captured by White Tiger's men, who turn up at the supermarket in search of Angelo. Angelo's colleagues are unaware of his diamond heist and one is executed in a tree-shredder. Meanwhile, Keung and Nancy go to the bikers' headquarters after the latest supermarket attack, and Keung defeats them in another brawl. After the brawl, he berates and insults the gang for their criminal lifestyle and urges them to change for the better. Immediately after, one of the gangsters comes back to the hideout, with the executed gangster's remains, which he reveals was a warning to return the goods that Angelo stole. Keung agrees to help Tony and his gang. Keung contacts the syndicate (which he thought was the FBI) after they find Angelo. Angelo reveals that he hid the diamonds in Danny's wheelchair. Tony, Angelo, and Nancy are taken hostage while some of White Tiger's thugs go with Keung to Danny and Nancy's apartment. Keung eventually subdues the gangsters after they find the diamonds. When White Tiger calls one of the gangsters, Keung takes the cell phone and reveals that he has his diamonds and his thugs held hostage. White Tiger tells him that he'll arrange an exchange and warns him not to contact the police. Keung makes Danny wait at school for his own safety. When one of the syndicate thugs interrogates Tony, demanding Keung's whereabouts, Tony tells him that Keung is the owner of the Wa-Ha supermarket. Keung goes to Elaine for advice, but later, the syndicate's thugs destroy the supermarket with a tow truck, as a warning to Keung. Keung decides to call the police for help. They give Keung recording equipment and instruct him to just show the gangsters one diamond, and to try to get the gang to talk about the murder and robbery. However, during their meeting, Keung reveals that he knows of the name "White Tiger", which make the syndicate men realize that Keung is working with the police. They take Keung to a secret place to have him executed. But before they can execute him, Keung overpowers them and attempts to escape. Later, the police come and chase the gangsters away. White Tiger's men hijack a hovercraft and are pursued by Keung and the New York Police Department in the Hudson River. The hovercraft ends up running through the streets, causing much damage to property. Keung ends the chase by stealing a large sword from a museum, clamping it onto a sports car window and driving into the hovercraft, shredding the rubber skirt and crashing the vehicle. After shooting one of the syndicate men non-fatally to force them to reveal White Tiger's location, Keung drives the repaired hovercraft to a golf course where White Tiger is playing with subordinates. He runs them over, leaving White Tiger naked on the ground.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
08. “Mr. Nice Guy”	31 January 1997

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan - Jackie •Richard Norton - Giancarlo •Miki Lee - Miki •Karen McLymont - Lakeisha •Gabrielle Fitzpatrick - Diana •Vince Poletto - Romeo •Barry Otto - Baggio •Sammo Hung - Cyclist •Emil Chau - Ice Cream Vendor •Joyce Godenzi - Cook Show Audience (as Mina Godenzi) •Peter Houghton - Richard •Peter Lindsay - Grank, "Demon" gang Leader •David No - Victor •Rachel Blakely - Sandy, "Demon" gang member •Aaron Notarfrancesco - Sonny •Jake Notarfrancesco - Nancy •Greg Jamieson - Priest •Matthew Dyktynski - Cooking show Floor Manager •Salik Silverstein - Cooking show director •Lynne Murphy - babysitter •Carla Bonner - cameo •Karl Ajami - Giancarlo's Man •Brad Allan - Giancarlo's Man •Paul Andreovski - Giancarlo's Man •Habby Heske - Giancarlo's Man •Cameron Douglas - Giancarlo's Man •Grant Page - Giancarlo's Man •Paul Douglas - Giancarlo's Man •David Baldwin - Giancarlo's Man •Brent Houghton - Giancarlo's Man •Ian Mall - Giancarlo's Man •Dennis Christensen - Giancarlo's Man •Michael John Noonan - Giancarlo's Man •Darko Tuskan - Giancarlo's Man •John Raaen - Giancarlo's Man •Gary Shambrooke - Giancarlo's Man •Andy Cheng - Giancarlo's Man at Construction Site (extra) (uncredited) •Mars (extra) (uncredited) •Frederick Miragliotta - Captain Morrison •Nai Su Rak - Female in Chinatown (extra) (uncredited)

SYNOPSIS:

Television journalist Diana (Gabrielle Fitzpatrick) records footage of a cocaine deal gone wrong between the Italian mob and a street gang called "The Demons" with mob boss Giancarlo (Richard Norton) killing the Demons' leader. Diana's partner Richard is captured and she flees, bumping into TV chef Jackie (Jackie Chan), who helps her escape. During the chase, she accidentally switches the videotape of the drug trade with one of Jackie's cooking videos, which he later gives to his friend Romeo, a police officer. Romeo's children watch the video, unaware of what it is, and that their father is investigating the mob. The mob, knowing the tape is still out there, tracks Diana down, but after realizing she has the wrong tape, Diana flees. The mob believes Jackie has the tape and follows him around. Jackie is forced to fend them off and run when they attack him at a benefit event he is hosting at the mall. Jackie learns why the mob is chasing him after Diana sneaks into his house searching for the tape. She is attacked by Jackie's friend Lakeisha, who thinks her an intruder, but Jackie saves her. The Demons gang, also wanting the tape, blow up Jackie's home, killing Giancarlo's henchmen who were there. Jackie and the women escape. Everyone decides to stay at Lakeisha's home for safety, but the Demons track them, kidnap Jackie's girlfriend Miki, and force Jackie to participate in a training event around the city. The police trace each call, but discover the Demons are aware of their presence, so they trace Jackie instead, hoping to capture the gang. However, the gang discovers this and leader Grank escapes with Miki. Jackie, angry at the cops' mishandling, refuses to work with them anymore, but ends up kidnapped by the Demons as well. Jackie fights off the gang and crashes their van. The police arrest all members inside and Grank says Miki is at a construction site. Lakeisha, Diana, and Jackie go to the site, only to discover that Giancarlo has captured Miki and murdered the other Demon members except the only female, Sandy, who escapes. Lakeisha and Jackie are taken by Giancarlo while Diana is injured. Romeo discovers his son watching the tape, the proof he needs to arrest the mob, and visits the hospital where Diana and Sandy are being treated. The women inform him about what happened to Jackie and the others. At Giancarlo's home, Jackie is forced into an unfair fight with Giancarlo. After taking a beating, Giancarlo orders his men to kill Jackie and the women, but they escape and destroy Giancarlo's home by driving through it in a 120-ton mining vehicle. The authorities arrive with Romeo, but decide to state that they did not witness anything and that it was just a gang battle, so that Jackie can go free while the mobsters are arrested for possession of cocaine.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
09. “Who Am I”	17 January 1998

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Jackie Chan a.k.a. "Who Am I?" •Michelle Ferre as Christine Stark •Mirai Yamamoto as Yuki Ohsato •Ed Nelson as General Sherman •Ron Smerczak as CIA Agent Morgan •David Vlok as Morgan's Head assassin •Mike Ian Lambert as Peter (Morgan's hitman) •Ron Smoorenburg as Morgan's taekwondo hitman •Kwan Yung as Morgan's Cai Li Fo hitman •Yanick Mbali as Baba •Washington Sixolo as the Village Chief •Tom Pompert as CIA Chairman •Glory Simon as CIA Secretary

SYNOPSIS:

Somewhere in the jungles of South Africa, a multinational military unit, Special Force Unit, ambushes a convoy and kidnaps several scientists working on a highly-volatile compound extracted from a recently discovered meteorite. Among the operatives is a Hong Kong national identified as "Jackie Chan". The CIA assigns Morgan to investigate the incident, unaware that he and newly retired General Sherman orchestrated the abduction for their personal profit. At the same time, the CIA assigns another operative in South Africa for a more covert operation. Jackie wakes up in a tribal village somewhere in the African veldt, still recovering from injuries sustained in an accident he cannot remember; as a result, when asked for his name by the natives, he responds by asking himself, "Who Am I?", and is referred to as that by the natives. The tribesmen show him the remains of a crashed helicopter and graves of those who perished aboard. He spends weeks recuperating from his wounds and learning about the tribe's culture. After spotting rally cars from several miles away, "Who Am I?" bids the village farewell and ventures on a journey back to civilization. He befriends Japanese rally navigator Yuki after saving her brother from a snake bite and offering to help them finish the race. When they reach Johannesburg, "Who Am I?" meets Christine Stark, a journalist sent to interview him about his rally adventure. However, Morgan hears of "Who Am I?" and sends a hitman team to kill him. Morgan also pretends to be his ally, telling him to contact him if he is in danger. After escaping from the hitmen, Christine cracks a secret code written on a matchbook found on one of the dead operatives, which leads them to Rotterdam, Netherlands. "Who Am I?" and Christine bid Yuki farewell and head for Rotterdam to find more answers to his identity. In Rotterdam, "Who Am I?" discovers that Christine is actually an undercover CIA agent who tapped his calls. Not knowing whom to trust, he battles Sherman's hitmen and sneaks into the Willemswerf alone, where he discovers the masterminds behind the kidnapping of the scientists. It is revealed that Morgan and General Sherman are about to sell the extraterrestrial compound to a powerful arms dealer named Armano. While waiting for the online transaction to finish, the three men leave the conference room for a coffee break - giving "Who Am I?" time to sneak in and steal the disc containing the compound information. He also cancels the transaction and sends the money to a children's organization "Save The Children's Fund", which infuriates the arms dealer. Once he discovers Morgan's betrayal, "Who Am I?" tries to kill Morgan, but interrupted by Morgan's hitmen. After escaping from the building from a battle with Morgan's hitmen, "Who Am I?" regroups with Christine, who calls for the execution of a "Plan B", to surround the Erasmus Bridge and corner Morgan in cooperation with the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps. Once Christine kicks Morgan and takes him into custody, "Who Am I?" throws the disc off the bridge and tells Christine he will return to Africa.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
10. “The Spy Next Door”	January 15, 2010

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Bob Ho, a spy on loan to the CIA and Gillian's neighbor, boyfriend and eventual husband •Amber Valletta as Gillian, Bob's neighbor, girlfriend and eventual wife •Magnus Scheving as Anton Poldark, a Russian terrorist •Madeline Carroll as Farren, Gillian's step-daughter •Will Shadley as Ian, Gillian's son •Alina Foley as Nora, Gillian's daughter •Billy Ray Cyrus as Colton James, Bob's partner •George Lopez as Glaze, Bob's corrupt boss •Lucas Till as Larry, a teenager working with Poldark •Katherine Boecher as Tatiana Creel •Jeff Chase as Russian thug

SYNOPSIS:

Bob Ho is a MSS operative on loan to the CIA as an undercover agent, who decides to retire after putting Russian terrorist Anton Poldark behind bars and marry his longtime girlfriend Gillian, who lives next door and has three children from previous relationships, Farren (a step-daughter), Ian and Nora. None of them know about his job. One day, Gillian leaves to visit her father in a hospital in Denver, Colorado and leaves Bob to take care of her children, who all despise him and plot to get rid of him. Using some technology from the CIA, Bob is able to get control of them. His partner, Colton James, informs him that Poldark has escaped prison and they suspect there is a mole in the CIA. Colton sends a file to Bob's computer for a top-secret formula for an oil-eating bacteria Poldark is working on. While snooping around Bob's house, Ian downloads the file, which he mistakes for music, onto his iPod. Poldark discovers the download and sends some of his people to Bob's house, but Bob overpowers them. After the attack, Bob and the children hide at a Chinese restaurant, where Poldark's teenage henchman, Larry, tries to kill Bob. Bob defeats him and is forced to tell the children about his job. His boss Glaze then arrives, points a gun at him and demands the downloaded file, revealing himself as the mole working for Poldark. Bob knocks out Glaze with Nora's turtle, then hides in a hotel with the children. Farren tells Gillian over the phone about Bob's job. Fearing for her children's safety, she flies home to take them and breaks up with Bob angrily after discovering he is a spy. Bob heads to an abandoned factory to confront the Russian terrorists but finds that Ian, wanting to become a spy, and Farren has run away from home. The trio is captured by the Russians, who force Ian to reveal that the file is on his iPod. As Poldark, his partner Tatiana, and Glaze go to Gillian's house, Bob and the children escape and defeat the remaining terrorists. They then go to Gillian's house and Poldark and his crew arrive soon after. Bob and the terrorists fight, with the children using Bob's secret weapons to defeat some of them. Soon after, Colton and his crew arrive to arrest the Russians and Glaze. Gillian initially rejects Bob, but soon realizes that he is a good man after Nora says she wants him to be her dad and Farren and Ian confess that Bob lied to protect them. Bob and Gillian then get married.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
11. “The Medallion”	22 August 2003

STARRING:

Cast •Jackie Chan as Inspector Eddie Yang •Lee Evans as Interpol Inspector Arthur Watsonv •Claire Forlani as Inspector Nicole James •Alex Bao as Jai •Julian Sands as Snakehead/AJ Staul •Johann Myers as Giscard •John Rhys-Davies as Commander Hammerstock-Smythe •Anthony Wong Chau Sang as Lester Wong (Snakehead's assistant) •Christy Chung as Charlotte Watson •Billy Hill as Miles Watson •Nicholas Tse as waiter at the restaurant (cameo) •Edison Chen as waiter at the restaurant (cameo) Snakehead's Henchmen •Scott Adkins •Bruce Khan •Han Guan Hua •Paul Andreovski •Nicola Berwick •Reuben Langdon •Hiro Hayama •Mark Strange •Matt Routledge •Chris Torres (uncredited) •Brad Allan (uncredited) •Jude Poyer (uncredited)

SYNOPSIS:

Eddie Yang (Jackie Chan) is a Hong Kong police inspector co-operating with Interpol in the capture of a crime lord named AJ "Snakehead" Staul (Julian Sands). Snakehead procures an ancient book from a Chinese bookstore keeper, which tells the story of a boy being chosen every thousand years to bind the two-halves of a legendary medallion. In Hong Kong, Eddie and Interpol agent Arthur Watson (Lee Evans) lead a raid to capture Snakehead and his men, who are about to kidnap the boy, named Jai (Alex Bao). Eddie and the agents fight off Snakehead's men, infiltrating the temple containing Jai. Jai is saved but Snakehead eludes them. Two weeks later Snakehead captures Jai aboard a cargo boat in Hong Kong. Eddie and a team of Hong Kong police engage and defeat several of Snakehead's men, but Snakehead escapes with Jai to Dublin, Ireland. In Ireland, Eddie is assigned to help Interpol with the investigation, much to Watson's annoyance. Eddie is also reunited with his girlfriend, a British Interpol agent named Nicole James (Claire Forlani). By chance Eddie later encounters and apprehends one of Snakehead's top men, who confesses Jai is being held in the harbour. Eddie, Watson, and Nicole move to rescue Jai, defeating several Snakehead agents in the process. Eddie and Jai end up trapped inside a container, which is knocked into the water by one of Snakehead's men before they can be released. Eddie keeps Jai alive by finding an inflatable tent, and securely putting Jai inside but Eddie dies from drowning. After being rescued, Jai uses his medallion on Eddie's body. In the morgue, Watson is grieving over Eddie's body and is prepared to say his last words, when Eddie suddenly appears beside him. Eddie realises Jai used the medallion to resurrect him, and his former body vanishes into nothingness. Jai splits the medallion into its two-halves, giving one of them to Eddie. Snakehead's men appear in the hospital to recapture Jai and during the fight, Eddie discovers the medallion has also granted him superhuman strength and immortality. Nicole looks after Jai but he is captured again by Snakehead. At his castle hideout, Snakehead forces Jai to activate the medallion so he can gain its power, but with only one half of it, Snakehead only gains superhuman strength and remains mortal. To steal the other half, Snakehead and his men attack Watson's family. Watson's Chinese wife is revealed to be a police operative like him, much to Watson's surprise as he kept his job secret from his family. Together they fight off the attack from Snakehead's men. Eddie, Watson, and Nicole learn the location of Snakehead's castle lair and go to finish him once and for all. The operation runs smoothly at first, but Snakehead kills Nicole and becomes immortal. He and Eddie engage in a vicious fight, until Eddie uses the medallion to take away the life it gave, which leads to the two dragons from the medallion appearing and taking Snakehead, which traps him in the medallion. Jai allows Eddie to use the medallion to resurrect Nicole, who also gains super-strength and immortality. The two then run at superhuman speed into the distance as Jai enters another dimension through a portal, frightening Watson.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
12. “The Tuxedo”	September 27, 2002

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as James "Jimmy" Tong/Clark Devlin •Jennifer Love Hewitt as Delilah "Del" Blaine •Jason Isaacs as Clark Devlin/Brad Dillford •Debi Mazar as Steena •Ritchie Coster as Dietrich Banning •Peter Stormare as Dr. Simms •Mia Cottet as Cheryl •Romany Malco as Mitch •Daniel Kash as Rogers •Jody Racicot as Kells •Boyd Banks as Vic •Bob Balaban as Winton Chalmers (uncredited) •Christian Potenza as CSA Agent Joel •Scott Wickware as CSA Agent Wallace •Karen Glave as CSA Agent Randa •Scott Yaphe as CSA Agent Gabe •Jordan Madley as Holly •James Brown as Himself •Colin Mochrie as Gallery Owner •Noah Danby as Bike Messenger •Kim Roberts ER Nurse

SYNOPSIS:

Jimmy Tong (Jackie Chan) is a taxi driver notorious for his speed and ability to get his customers anywhere in the least amount of time. His reputation lands him a job as the personal chauffeur of the mysterious but wealthy Clark Devlin (Jason Isaacs). Jimmy does not really know what his new boss' job is, but Devlin's friendly nature, imperturbable demeanor, and willingness to offer Jimmy advice wins Jimmy over and the two become friends. What Jimmy does not realize is that Devlin is a secret spy and undercover government agent, and when an attempt to kill Devlin with a car bombing sends him into a coma, Jimmy ends up with Devlin's recent case notes and a special watch that controls Devlin's rather unusual tuxedo. The tuxedo is a gadget capable of granting its wearer special abilities (including martial arts, speed, the ability to dance, and various acrobatics) which Jimmy must use to stop the criminal organization responsible for Devlin's attempted murder. The group is a terrorist organization disguised as a corporation named Banning Corporation and is headed by the notorious and ruthless Dietrich Banning (Ritchie Coster). Its goal is to take over the global drinking water supply, starting with the poisoning of major US reservoirs by means of genetically modified water strider insects. These water striders have bacteria that can spread from person to person. By pure chance, Jimmy is joined by a genius scientist with aspirations of field work, Delilah "Del" Blaine (Jennifer Love Hewitt). Blaine is completely new to field work and is delighted to be on assignment with Devlin, only to be very confused by Jimmy as he impersonates Devlin, relying on the tuxedo's special abilities to compensate for his lack of skill and training. At first, Blaine thinks Jimmy is weird and annoying, and then a fraud when Jimmy's impersonation is finally exposed. She confiscates his borrowed tuxedo and attempts to stop the evil Dietrich Banning on her own by feigning a desire to become a turncoat for Banning Corporation. Meanwhile, Jimmy is ready to give up and go back to his life as a taxi driver, but while packing his belongings he discovers that Devlin had ordered a second tuxedo for Jimmy himself, believing that Jimmy could also be a great agent. Using his own tuxedo, Jimmy defeats the villain, Banning, by putting a cigarette in Blaine's mouth. Banning's tuxedo automatically forces him to pull out a lighter and light her cigarette. While Blaine is (comically) puffing on the lit cigarette, Jimmy begins to punch Banning. During the fight, Jimmy throws a glass containing the queen of the water striders into Banning's mouth. He is then infected with bacteria from the water strider. The other remaining water striders do the same. They attack Banning and he then dies instantaneously. As compensation for his role in bringing down Banning, the organization uses its resources to orchestrate an operation so that Jimmy can finally meet his dream girl. However, confused by Blaine's and the now-recovered Devlin's conflicting instructions on how to act Jimmy succeeds only in alarming the girl into threatening to mace him so that the operation is aborted as a failure. Consoling Jimmy afterwards, Blaine admits feeling sad that no one had ever tried to do for her what Jimmy had just done, and Jimmy tells Blaine that she has to change and be more accommodating if she ever wants to have a boyfriend. Feeling a tentative attraction for each other, they walk away to buy coffee.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
13. “The Karate Kid”	June 11, 2010

STARRING:

•Jaden Smith as Dre Parker •Jackie Chan as Mr. Han •Taraji P. Henson as Sherry Parker , Dre's mother •Wenwen Han as Meiying •Zhenwei Wang as Cheng •Yu Rongguang as Master Li •Luke Carberry as Harry, a boy who befriends Dre •Shijia Lü as Liang, a friend and classmate of Cheng's •Ji Wang as Mrs. Po, the principal of Dre's new school •Zhensu Wu as Meiying's father •Zhiheng Wang as Meiying's mother •Yi Zhao as Zhuang, a friend and classmate of Cheng's. •Cameron Hillman as Mark •Ghye Samuel Brown as Oz •Bo Zhang as Song, a friend and classmate of Cheng's

SYNOPSIS:

12-year-old Dre Parker and his mother Sherry move from Detroit to Beijing after she gets a job transfer at her car factory. After settling in their new apartment, Dre goes to a nearby park where he eyes a young violinist, Meiying, who reciprocates his attention, but another boy Cheng, a rebellious kung fu prodigy whose family is close to Meiying's, attempts to keep them apart by physically attacking Dre, and later him and his friends bully Dre at school. After a school field trip to the Forbidden City, Dre throws a bucket of dirty water over Cheng and his gang who then chase and brutally attack Dre before he's saved by the maintenance man, Mr. Han. When Cheng and his friends try to interfere, Han defeats each of them in close combat, showing himself to be a kung fu master. Han helps heal Dre's injuries using fire cupping as he tells the boy that those students aren't inherently bad but made so by their teacher who is. Intrigued, Dre asks if Mr. Han could teach him kung fu. Han refuses, but brings him to meet Cheng's teacher, Master Li, at the Fighting Dragon studio to make peace. Li, who teaches his students to show no mercy toward their enemies, challenges Dre to a fight with Cheng. Han instead proposes that Dre compete against Li's students at an open martial arts tournament, and that the students leave Dre alone to train for the tournament. Li accepts the offer but warns Han that if Dre does not show up at the tournament, he will personally bring pain to Han and Dre. Han promises to teach Dre kung fu and begins to train him by emphasizing movements that apply to life in general. He conveys that serenity and maturity, not punches and power, are the true keys to mastering the martial art. He teaches this by having Dre perform repetitive motions using his jacket, which teaches Dre real muscle memorymoves. Han then takes Dre to a Taoist temple in the Wudang Mountains where he trained with his father, and Dre witnesses a woman making a cobra reflect her movements and drinks the water from an ancient Taoist well. As Dre's friendship with Meiying grows, they share a kiss at a festival. Dre persuades Meiying to cut school for a day of fun, but she is nearly late for a violin audition that was pushed up a day without her knowledge. Her parents thus deem Dre a bad influence and forbid her from seeing him again. During their training, Han gives Dre a day off. Dre seeks an explanation that night and finds Han apparently drunk, smashing the car he was working on. Han explains to Dre that he crashed the same car years ago, and that his wife and 10-year-old son were killed in the crash. Han fixes the car every year but smashes it to remind himself of what happened; this inspires Dre to train harder to help his teacher get past the incident. Han assists Dre in writing and reciting a note of apology in Mandarin to Meiying's father, who accepts and promises that Meiying will attend the tournament to support Dre. At the tournament, the under-confident Dre is slow to achieve parity with his competition but soon begins beating them and advances to the semifinals. Cheng does the same by violently finishing off his opponents. Dre then beats Master Li's students, causing Li to order Dre's semi-final opponent Liang (one of his pupils) to injure Dre. Liang is shocked at this order but reluctantly does so under Li's intimidation. As the match continues, Liang seizes Dre's leg and delivers a crippling blow, after which he is automatically disqualified. Dre can advance to the final to face Cheng but has a limited time to return to the ring or Cheng will claim the crown. Dre pleads with Han to heal his leg via the fire cupping method. Han tries to talk Dre out of it but does it eventually when Dre says he "doesn't want to be afraid anymore". Thus Dre is set to face Cheng in the final. The match goes back and forth and is tied at two points apiece, with the next point to determine the champion. Cheng furthers hits Dre on his broken leg with a powerful kick, thus causing Dre to lose balance. Dre gets up with full confidence and uses the snake stance used by the woman at the temple. The move is successful, and Cheng changes his technique and charges at Dre, who does a flip and catches Cheng in mid-air with a kick to his head, winning the tournament along with the respect of Cheng and his classmates. Cheng asks the presenter for permission to present Dre with the trophy. All of the Fighting Dragon students bow to Mr. Han in respect, accepting him as their new master, leaving Li defeated.

MOVIE TITLE	RELEASE DATE
14. “The Forbidden Kingdom”	April 18, 2008

STARRING:

•Jackie Chan as Lu Yan, the Drunken Immortal/Hop, the pawn shop owner •Jet Li as Sun Wukong (called) the Monkey King/The Silent Monk •Michael Angarano as Jason Tripitikas, the Traveler and the main protagonist •Collin Chou as The Jade Warlord, the main antagonist •Juana Collignon as Southie Girl •Liu Yifei as Golden Sparrow/the Chinatown girl •Li Bingbing as Ni-Chang, the White-Haired Witch/Assassin •Deshun Wang as The Jade Emperor

SYNOPSIS:

South Boston teenager Jason Tripitikas is a fan of martial arts films and awakens from a dream of a battle between the Monkey King and celestial soldiers in the clouds. He visits a pawn shop in Chinatown to buy wuxia DVDs and discovers a golden staff. On his way home, Tripitikas is harassed by some hooligans, whose leader Lupo attempts to use him to help them rob the shop-owner Hop, who is shot by Lupo. Hop tells Tripitikas to deliver the staff to its rightful owner and Tripitikas flees with the staff. He is cornered on the rooftop before being pulled off the roof by the staff. When Tripitikas regains consciousness, he finds himself in a village in ancient China that is under attack by armored soldiers. The soldiers see his staff and attempt to seize it. He is saved by the inebriated traveling scholar Lu Yan, a supposed "immortal," who remains alert and agile even when drunk. Lu tells him the story of the rivalry between the Monkey King and the Jade Warlord. The Warlord tricked the King into setting aside his magic staff, Ruyi Jingu Bang, and transformed the immortal into a stone statue, but the King cast his staff far away before the transformation. Lu ends the tale with a prophecy about a "Seeker" who will find the staff and free the King. Just then, they are attacked by the Warlord's men again, but manage to escape with the help of Golden Sparrow, a young woman. She reveals that her family was murdered by the Warlord, against whom she has sworn revenge. Meanwhile, the Warlord, upon learning about the staff, sends the witch Ni-Chang to help him retrieve it in exchange for the elixir of immortality. Tripitikas, Lu and Sparrow meet a strange man dressed in white who takes the staff away from them. Lu fights with the man (later revealed to be the Silent Monk) for the staff until the latter realizes that Tripitikas is the Seeker, and joins them in their quest to free the King. As the four travel to Five Elements Mountain, Lu and the Monk teach Tripitikas kung fu along the way. After crossing a desert, they encounter Ni-Chang and her henchmen and a battle ensues, in which Lu is mortally wounded. Tripitikas’s team takes refuge in a monastery, where they learn that Lu is actually not an immortal as he failed the test, and only the Warlord’s elixir can save his life. In desperation, Tripitikas goes to the Warlord's palace alone to exchange the staff for the elixir. The Warlord asks Tripitikas to duel Ni-Chang to death, since the former can give the elixir to only one of them. Tripitikas is overpowered until his teammates and monks from the monastery arrive to join the battle. Tripitikas manages to grab the elixir and tosses it to Lu, who drinks it and recovers. The Monk passes the staff to Tripitikas, who uses it to smash the King's statue. The King is freed and the Monk is revealed to be actually one of the King's clones. Lu kills Ni-Chang. After another long battle between the King and the Warlord, the latter is eventually stabbed by Tripitikas and falls into a lava pit to his death. However, Sparrow succumbs to her wounds. The Jade Emperor, having returned from his meditation, praises Tripitikas for fulfilling the prophecy and allows him for one wish, which he asks to return home. Tripitikas finds himself back in the present. He overpowers Lupo and drives the other hooligans away. Hop survives being shot and claims that he is immortal (hinting that he is actually Lu). Before the film ends, Jason is delighted to meet a woman who resembles Sparrow. Tripitikas continues honing his kung fu skills while Lu narrates the King’s search for truth.