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Rush Hour is a 1998 martial arts film|martial arts/buddy cop film|buddy cop film starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. A sequel Rush Hour 2, was made in 2001. Rumors continually claim that a second sequel, Rush Hour 3, is in the works; it would feature the two in New York and Paris. However, no significant progress has been made on the film. Jackie Chan reported in July 2005 that the reason there had been no progress in making the movie was because Chris Tucker was making too many demands that the movie company would not grant. Chan plays a detective inspector Lee, who has been sent to United States|America from Hong Kong to investigate the kidnapping of China|Chinese consul Han's daughter, Soo Young. However, the Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI (who are working on the case themselves) do not want an outsider like Lee to interfere with their investigation so they palm him off with Los Angeles Police Department|LAPD detective, James Carter (played by Tucker); a fast talking and comically arrogant police officer. When Lee and Carter realise they are being used, they set out to solve the case themselves. See also:
Category:Buddy films Category:1998 films Category:Martial arts films Category:Criminal comedy films de:Rush Hour (Film) This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Rush Hour (film)".
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