At the point when a Chinese representative’s girl is grabbed in Los Angeles, he brings in Hong Kong Detective Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan) to help the FBI with the case. The FBI doesn’t need anything to do with Lee, and they dump him off on the LAPD, who appoint kidding Detective James Carter (Chris Tucker) to look after him. Albeit Lee and Carter can’t stand one another, they decide to cooperate to settle the case on their own when they sort out they’ve been dumped by both the FBI and police.
Rush Hour
PG-15
Duration: 1h 38min
Release Date: 4 December 1998 (United Kingdom)
Genres: Action, Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Director: Brett Ratner
IMDb: 7.0
Box Office Collection
Budget : $33,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada : $141,186,864
Opening weekend US & Canada : $33,001,803Sep 20, 1998
Gross worldwide : $244,721,064
Awards
| ALMA Awards 1999 |
| Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film Elizabeth Peña |
| Blockbuster Entertainment Awards 1999 |
| Favorite Duo – Action/Adventure Jackie Chan Chris Tucker |
| BMI Film & TV Awards 1999 |
| Lalo Schifrin |
| Bogey Awards, Germany 1999 |
| Winner Bogey Award in Silver |
| Golden Screen, Germany 1999 |
| Winner Golden Screen |
| MTV Movie + TV Awards 1999 |
| Best On-Screen Duo Jackie Chan Chris Tucker |
Casts
| Jackie Chan | Lee |
| Chris Tucker | Carter |
| Tom Wilkinson | Griffin / Juntao |
Tzi Ma | Consul Han |
| Robert Littman | First Caucasian |
| Michael Chow | Dinner Guest |
| Julia Hsu | Soo Yung |
Chris Penn | Clive |
| Kai Lennox | Cop at Diner |
| Rex Linn | Agent Whitney |
Writing Credits
| Ross LaManna | story, screenplay |
| Jim Kouf | Jim Kouf |
