Shanghai Noon (2000)

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Written by Miles Millar, Alfred Gough

Directed by Tom Dey

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 12 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Chon Wang (Jackie Chan), is a clumsy and hapless Imperial Guard to the Emperor of China.

However, when Princess Pei Pei (Lucy Liu) is kidnapped from the Forbidden City, Chon feels personally responsible for the incident and and volunteers to join the guards sent to rescue the Princess.

The Princess has been taken to the United States, and in Nevada the heroes find themselves hot on the trail of the kidnappers.

However while here, Chon somehow becomes separated from the group and finds himself an unlikely partner, a small time robber with delusions of grandeur called Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson).

Together, the two forge onto one misadventure after another.

Cast

Image for Jackie ChanJackie ChanChon Wang/Shanghai Kid/Narrator
Image for Owen WilsonOwen WilsonRoy O'Bannon
Image for Lucy LiuLucy LiuPrincess Pei Pei
Brandon MerrillFalling Leaves
Roger YuanLo Fong
Xander BerkeleyMarshal Nathan Van Cleef
Rongguang YuImperial Guard
Ya Hi CuiImperial Guard
Eric ChenImperial Guard
Jason ConneryCalvin Andrews
Image for Walton GogginsWalton GogginsWallace
Adrien DorvalBlue
Rafael BáezVasquez
Stacy GrantHooker in Distress from Van Cleef
Kate LuybenFifi

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