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717951-010605 (DVD)
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1, 4
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| Production
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2000
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| Rating: |
PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned)
Action Violence, Some Drug Humor, Language and Sensuality
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| Running
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110 min.
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| DVD
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10/10/2000
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| Case
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Keep Case
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| Video
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Anamorphic Widescreen 2.35:1 |
| Disc
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Single Sided, Dual Layered
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| SRP: |
$29.99
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Two cultures collide when East meets West in Shanghai Noon, a wildly hilarious, stunt-filled action-adventure comedy starring the death-defying action hero Jackie Chan (Rush Hour), Owen Wilson (Armageddon, The Haunting) and Lucy Liu (Payback, TV's Ally McBeal). Chan plays Chinese Imperial Guard Chon Wang (say it out loud) who hightails it to the wild and woolly West to rescue the beautiful kidnapped Princess Pei Pei (Liu). When he meets up with laid-back outlaw cowboy dude Roy O'Bannon (Wilson) — the best mismatch ever made in the rough and tumble Old West — the two face jail, brawls, bordellos and the vilest villains this side of the Great Wall! Spectacular stunts, outrageous irreverence and epic vistas reign as East meets West in a battle for honor, royalty and a fortune in gold! It's a real kick.
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There are two hidden features on Buena Vista Home Entertainment's release of the Jackie Chan movie 'Shanghai Noon.'
From the disc's main menu go to the 'Special Features' where you will find two quiz games under the menu entry 'Shanghai Surprise.' If you finish these games correctly, you will be treated to some additional extras.
The first game, called 'Roy's Revenge,' gives you the chance to see a preproduction animatic of another train crash scene that did not make it into the movie and was never shot.
The Answers are: 1. No, 2. 3rd can from left, 3. Chipee Chawa and 4. C
The second game, 'Chon's Challenge' takes you to the drinking game scene in the movie, but this time, the Chinese parts are fully translated and subtitled into English.
Its Answers are: 1. Hat, 2. Gambler, 3. Toad and 4. A
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| Genres |
Action
Comedy
Western
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| Studios |
Touchstone Pictures
Spyglass Entertainment
Jackie Chan Films
Media Companies: Touchstone Home Video, Buena Vista Home Entertainment
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| Features |
Scene Access
Feature Trailers
Bonus Trailers
Featurettes
Audio Commentary
Deleted Scenes
Outtakes/Bloopers
Interactive Games
Music Videos
Closed Captioned
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| Audio
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English Dolby Digital 5.1
French Dolby Digital 5.1
Commentary Dolby Digital 2-Channel Stereo
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| Cast |
Jackie Chan as Chon Wang
Owen Wilson as Roy O'Bannon
Lucy Liu as Princess Pei Pei
Brandon Merrill as Indian Wife
Roger Yuan as Lo Fong
Xander Berkeley as Van Cleef
Imperial Guards
Rong Guang Yu
Cui Ya Hi
Eric Chi Cheng Chen
Jason Connery as Andrews
Walton Goggins as Wallace
P. Adrien Dorval as Blue
Rafael Baez as Vasquez
Stacy Grant as Hooker in Distress
Kate Luyben as Fifi
Henry O as Royal Interpreter
Russel Badger as Sioux Chief
Simon Baker as Little Feather
Sam Simon as Chief's Sidekick
Alan C. Peterson as Saddle Rock Sheriff
Rad Daly as Saddle Rock Deputy
Van Cleef Deputies
Lee Jay Bamberry
Stephen Strachan
Tim Koetting
Rick Ash as Jedadiah
Valerie Planche as Jedadiah's Wife
Tom Heaton as Saloon Bartender
Saloon Gamblers
James Baker
Jim Sheild
Mike Mitchell
Shayne Wyler
Saddle Rock Townfolk
Ben Salter
Terry King
Michele Fansett
Carson City Townfolk
Joyce Doolittle
Randy Birch
Andrew Krivanek
Christopher Hunt as Apothecary Shopkeeper
Jody Thompson as Margie
Dream Sequence Hookers
Eliza Murbach
Kendall Saunders
Train Passengers
Andrew Bosch
Christy Greene
Brian Gromoff
Jim Finkbeiner
Chang Tseng as Pei Pei's Father
Sherman Chao as Emperor's Cousin
Regent Or as Emperor
Saloon Cowboys
John Heywood
Harold Courchene
George Exelby
John Glawson
Howard Rothschild as Drunken Doctor
Chief's Entourage
Michael Auger
Stan Isadore
Wacey LaBelle
Grace Lu as Chinese Water Woman
Melvin Skales as Hangman
Opera Performers
May Louie
Yeung Kar Kut
Ted Lim
Tik Lun Wong
Kwai Chun Leung
Henry Louie
Jimmy Carver as Bordello Doorman
Blind Drivers
Dallas Dorchester
Jason Glass
Lisa Stafford as Blonde on Train
Dave De Wald as Saloon Cowboy (uncredited)
Elise Lew as Chinese Worker (uncredited)
Tong Lung as Chinese Worker (uncredited)
Jenafor Ryane as Dream Sequence Hooker (uncredited)
Cliff Solomon as Medicine Man (uncredited)
Biao Yuen (uncredited) |
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| Crew |
Direction:
Tom Dey: Director
Writing:
Alfred Gough: Writer
Miles Millar: Writer
Production:
Jackie Chan: Executive Producer
Willie Chan: Executive Producer
Solon So: Executive Producer
Roger Birnbaum: Producer
Gary Barber: Producer
Jonathan Glickman: Producer
Cinematography:
Dan Mindel: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Richard Chew: Film Editor
Music:
Randy Edelman: Composer
Sound:
David Lee: Production Sound Mixer
Andy D'Addario: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tim Chau: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tim Chau: Sound Designer
Tim Chau: Supervising Sound Editor
Jim Brookshire: Sound Editor
Doug Jackson: Sound Editor
Nils C. Jensen: Sound Editor
David Kern: Sound Editor
Nancy MacLeod: Sound Editor
Art:
Joseph Porro: Costume Designer
Peter J. Hampton: Production Designer
Brandt Gordon: Art Director
Jeff Ginn: Art Director
Jean Rosone: Costume Designer
Gayle Franklin: Costume Designer
Rosalina daSilva: Make-up Artist
Ann Pala: Make-up Artist
Neil N. Trifunovich: Visual Effects
Visual Effects by The Secret Lab
Tim Landry: Visual Effects
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