Rush Hour (1998) Detective Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan - Rumble in the Bronx) is the pride of the Royal Hong Kong Police, a tough, respected cop who works alone. Detective James Carter (Chris Tucker - The Fifth Element) is the LAPD's worst nightmare: a cocky loud-mouthed officer who's gone through more partners than Elizabeth Taylor. Now the two are being thrown together following the kidnapping of the Chinese consul's daughter.
Each wants to solve the case on their own while the FBI just wants them to disappear. But with Lee, the fastest hands in the East and Carter, the biggest mouth in the West, that isn't going to be easy. They're out to rock the streets of L.A. with classic Kung Fu action and some 90's Homeboy attitude - and the combination is better than any Lethal Weapon seen before!Rush Hour 2 (2001) Jackis Chan and Chris Tucker reprise the roles that have made them Hollywood's most popular and hilarious screen partnerships in years - Royal Hong Kong Police Chief Inspector Lee and LAPD detective James Carter share high kicks, low blows, kick ass action and a total inability to understand a word the other is saying. Now this clash of cultures is being put to the ultimate test as they head to Asia for a holiday together. No sooner do they arrive, when they are draw into a deadly international case of espionage, smuggling and murder that will take them on a wild chase from Hong Kong's mean streets to LA and then for a final showdown in Las Vegas; pitting them against the deadly head of the Triads, Ricky Tan (John Lone) and the seductively evil henchwoman Hu Li (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon's Zhang Ziyi).,
This time, it's Carter who is the "fish out of water" as his big American mouth battles age-old Asian customs. Explosively action packed and outrageously sharp and funny, Rush Hour 2 takes Chan's and Tucker's original chemistry and doubles the formula.Rush Hour 3 (2007) Chris Tucker reunites with the all-star team of co-star