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Shanghai Noon

Shanghai Noon

“The old west meets the far east.”
★6.4/10(2,887)PG-13age•2000•1h 50m
AdventureComedyWestern
DirectorTom Dey
ScreenplayAlfred Gough, Miles Millar
Jackie Chan plays a bumbling Imperial guard who travels to the American Old West to rescue a kidnapped Chinese princess, teaming up reluctantly with a fast-talking outlaw, played by Owen Wilson, along the way. Tom Dey's East-meets-West buddy comedy pairs Chan's acrobatic martial-arts choreography with Wilson's laid-back improvisational riffing to surprisingly winning effect. A sleeper box-office hit, it helped further establish Chan as a genuine Hollywood leading man beyond his Hong Kong action pedigree and spawned a sequel.
Release
May 26, 2000
Budget
$55M
Country
United States, Hong Kong SAR China
Revenue
$99M

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Who directed Shanghai Noon? Shanghai Noon is directed by Tom Dey.
Who stars in Shanghai Noon? The main cast of Shanghai Noon includes Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Liu, Xander Berkeley, Roger Yuan.
How long is Shanghai Noon? Shanghai Noon is 1h 50min long.

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Jackie Chan plays a bumbling Imperial guard who travels to the American Old West to rescue a kidnapped Chinese princess, teaming up reluctantly with a fast-talking outlaw, played by Owen Wilson, along the way. Tom Dey's East-meets-West buddy comedy pairs Chan's acrobatic martial-arts choreography with Wilson's laid-back improvisational riffing to surprisingly winning effect. A sleeper box-office hit, it helped further establish Chan as a genuine Hollywood leading man beyond his Hong Kong action pedigree and spawned a sequel.

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