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In an interview with Power 106’s The Cruz Show, Jackie Chan revealed that a third sequel to the Rush Hour franchise is in the works.
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The original Rush Hour was released in 1998 and saw Chan and Tucker as a police duo who clashed over culture and investigative styles. The film launched two sequels, Rush Hour 2 in 2001 and Rush Hour 3 in 2007.
Fans of the Rush Hour franchise took to Twitter after news of the new script spread.
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In 2012, Tucker told Vulture that he wanted to get back in front of the camera alongside Chan.
“Rush Hour 4, we’re looking into it, me and Jackie,” Tucker said. “We’re trying to get it going, so we’re developing something, so hopefully we’ll get something in.”
Chan will next be seen in The Foreigner, which hits theatres Oct. 13.
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