Six years after Rush Hour 2, Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are back for another installment of the cop comedy franchise. Mismatched and as disdainful of one another as ever, their characters are nevertheless dispatched to Paris to uncover the identity of a ruthless crime boss. Car chases, martial arts demonstrations, and racially-charged banter ensue.

Jackie Chan on his Rush Hour 3 duties: "I'm the stunt coordinator and I'm still doing the action sequences. I forget how old I am. I'm still moving around, I have to teach people how to fight, I need to take care of Chris. I think this is what makes me young, makes me still move a lot."

Chris Tucker on racial humor in Rush Hour 3: "I think it brings people together. Two guys have this relationship, they really are innocent, but my character is kind of, not meaning harm, saying some stuff that could be racist."

The following are clips from Rush Hour 3:

James encounters a large man: (Chris Tucker) "Whoa! Damn! I'm sorry man, I thought this was the bathroom, sorry. Lee, I got a big problem man. This boy's on steroids, he got a head like Barry Bonds."

James argues with Yu: (Chris Tucker) "Just answer the damn questions! Who are you?" (Man) "I have told you!" (Tucker) "Are you deaf?" (Man) "No, Yu is blind." (Tucker) "I'm not blind, you blind." (Man) "That is what I just said." (Tucker) "You just said what?" (Man) "I did not say 'what', I said 'Yu.'" (Tucker) "That's what I'm asking you!" (Man) "And Yu is answering." (Tucker) "Shut up!"

James tells Lee he is Chinese: (Jackie Chan) "Go home Carter, this has nothing to do with." (Chris Tucker) "I made Su Yong a promise the same as you." (Chan) "This is the business of China." (Tucker) "Well for your information I'm part Chinese now. That's right Lee, for the last three years I have studied the ancient teachings of Buddha, earning two black belts in Wu Shu martial arts, spending every afternoon at the Hong Kong Garden Massage Parlor on Pico and Bundy. I am half Chinese baby."





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