Hong Kong police officer Chan Ka-kui returns and cooperates with Interpol to track down and arrest an illegal arms dealer. Chen later realizes that things are not as simple as they seem, and soon finds himself a pawn pretending to be a Russian intelligence organization.
Credits: TheMovieDb.
Film actors:
- Jackie Chan: Jackie Chan
- Xu Jiejie: Liu Jackson
- Annie Tsui: Annie Wu
- Inspector “Uncle” Bill Zhou: Bill Dong
- Colonel Gregor Egorov: Yuri Petrov
- Natasha: Nona Grishaeva
- Allen: Xue Junwei
- Golden Dragon Club member: Chen Wenjing
- Golden Dragon Club member: Li Qianggen
- Member of Golden Dragon Club: Chen Weitu
- Mark: John Eaves
- Seventh Uncle: Terry Wu
- Koda Commander: Kristof Kaczmarek
- Russian Killer: Brett Arthur
- Russian Killer: Steve Arthur
- Russian killer: Mark Gilkes
- Russian Killer: Nathan Jones
- Russian Killer: Matthew Walker Kinenmons
- Russian Killer: John Langmead
- Russian Killer: Steve Livingstone
- Russian Killer: Steve Morris
- Sniper: Brenton Hillen
- Sniper: Steve Jones
- Anne’s relative: Jennifer Hung
- Anne’s relative: Doris Lam
- Anne’s relatives: Shirley Mak
- Anne’s Related: Wella Shieh
- Pastor: Terrence Manson
- Channel 7 reporter: Symantha Liu
- Channel 7 presenter: Gary Wilkinson
- CIA Agent: Esmond Ren Yi-Wan
- CIA Agent: Jim Hsin
- US Navy Agent: Grimm Game
- General Gudanov: N. Leshcinkov
- Commando Captain: Rusain Skripnik
- General Smirnov: F. Smirnov
- Colonel Mayenko: Alexander Ustichenko
- (Cast not listed): To Wai-lun
- Russian Hitman (uncredited): Mark French
- Russian Hitman (uncredited): Damian Gates
- Naughty Nurse (uncredited): Elaine George
- Hong Kong Police Officer (not listed in the cast): Ken Lo
- (Extra) (Uncredited): San Sin
- (Cast not listed): Deng Chaoyou
- (Not listed in the cast): Alex Yip Choi-Nam
Photography team:
- Underwater Photography: Stanley Tong
- Editor: Zhang Yaozhong
- Editor: Qiu Zhiwei
- Director of Photography: Ma Chusheng
- Screenwriter: Tang Mingji
- Screenwriter: Nick Tramontan
- Screenwriter: Greg Mellott
- Martial Arts Instructor: Jackie Chan
- Producer: Barbie Tong Yunshi
- Assistant Director: Zheng Weiming
- Assistant Director: Lin Shuzhen
- Script Supervisor: Lemon Liu Yiman
- Underwater camera: Ron Taylor
- Underwater camera: Ross Isaacs
- Focus Adjuster: Chen Guoxiong
- Focus Adjuster: Thomas Yeung
- Photography Assistant: Mak Wing Kee
- Assistant Photographer: Wu Weixiong
- Photography Assistant: Chen Lemin
- Gaffer: Wong Wai-Chuen
- Electrician: Alan Ng Kim-Kong
- Art Director: Huang Ruiwen
- Costume Designer: Luo Lishan
- Costume Design: Zheng Manmei
- Assistant Costume Designer: Zhang Beiqi
- Assistant Costume Designer: Luo Weishan
- Assistant Costume Designer: Wu Liwen
- Makeup artist: Li Jiabi
- Makeup artist: Man Yunling
- Hairstylist: Zhou Zhaomei
- Assistant Editor: Wang Hong
- Assistant Editor: Zhang Jiahui
- Assistant Editor: Zhang Junfu
- Property Manager: Liang Ruineng
- Assistant Property Supervisor: Brent Houghton
- Assistant Property Supervisor: Melissa Fuller
- Assistant Property Supervisor: Liang Ruitang
- Mixer: Gretchen Thornborn
- Original music composer: Nathan Wang
- Stunt: Li Qianggen
- Stunt: Ye Cai-nan
- Stunt: Saint Xin
- Stunt: You ride
- Stunt: Deng Chaoyou
- Producer: Leonard Ho
- Executive Producer: Zhou Haoran
- Producer: Li Wenyao
- Production Manager: Bobbi Taylor
- Production Manager: Hu Xiaoling
- Production Assistant: Chen Sigen No. 2
- Accountant: Chen Guowei
- Photography: Fang Haoyuan
- Vocal re-recording mixer: Ian McLoughlin
- Vocal re-recording mixer: Roger Savage
- Sound re-recording mixer: Paul Pirola
- Sound Editor: Gavin Myers
- Unit Manager: Lin Jiangwei
- Electrician: Chen Xing
Movie review:
- talisencrw: I loved the first two installments of Jackie Chan’s Police Story series and wish I could have seen the adventures of Jackie Chan’s Detective Inspector Chan Ka Kui (Police Story 3: Super Cops and Project S – even though this was posted tagged “Police Story 4,” which is actually the fifth appearance of his very popular character). Still, the story (which essentially follows a James Bond-esque character as he’s forced by his bosses to help the CIA prevent a Russian nuclear device from falling into the wrong hands) stands on its own and is exciting from start to finish. Something was often different and missing compared to his earlier experiences in Hong Kong (even though it was made in Hong Kong and dubbed – albeit horrifically – to help him become a star stateside). If I have to say, I think I prefer movies directed by Jackie Chan himself. It’s still hugely enjoyable, and the set pieces in it – especially when he uses the ladder to protect himself – are close to stunningly choreographed perfection…
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