While Chan initially said he was not sure he could rank the films, he quickly offered a reason for why each entry performed the way it did.“I don't know. You know what, the first one: little money, ...

The original "Rush Hour," Chan's favorite, carried a $35 million budget and went on to gross $244 million worldwide in 1998. The 2001 sequel, made for $90 million, earned an even bigger $347 ...

Jackie Chan is ready to return to one of his most iconic roles, but only if Hollywood hurries up; here's what he said ...

Jackie Chan opens up about Rush Hour 3, and his words reveal how bloated budgets drained the franchise’s essence and hurt its ...

Hong Kong actor Jackie Chan reflected on the mixed reception of the third installment of the “Rush Hour” trilogy, attributing the film’s critical disappointment to having “too much money.” ...

Jackie Chan got ticket to Hollywood in 1995 with a role in Rumble in the Bronx. However, it was 1998’s comedy Rush Hour that cemented his status as a star.

Jackie Chan says "Rush Hour 3" is his least favorite because "too much money" was spent on the budget and it had "too much time" to film.

Headlined by Chan and Chris Tucker, the “Rush Hour” movies remain some of the biggest films in Chan’s filmography. The trilogy grossed $849 million worldwide between 1998 and 2007.

Jackie Chan participated in a BuzzFeed video interview ahead of the release of “Karate Kid: Legends” and was asked to rank the “Rush Hour” film trilogy in order from his favorite to least ...

Jackie Chan participated in a BuzzFeed video interview ahead of the release of “Karate Kid: Legends” and was asked to rank the “Rush Hour” film trilogy in order from his favorite to least ...