Rush Hour became one of the most beloved action-comedy franchises thanks to the chemistry between Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. Fans have waited years to see the duo reunite for another mission. A fourth film could bring bigger action scenes and even more chaotic comedy.

The president personally pressed Paramount to revive the buddy-cop comedy franchise and even took Brett Ratner to China to scout locations.

Donald Trump. Elon Musk. Tim Cook. And Brett Ratner? Yes, the “Rush Hour” and “X-Men: The Last Stand” auteur is reportedly hitching a ride with President Trump and his delegation of business and

The “Rush Hour” franchise, starring Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan, has been dormant since 2007, but President Donald Trump has been pushing to get a fourth installment made.

Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan’s “Rush Hour” series has generated tons of laughs and nearly $850 million at the global box office. While talks of a fourth film have been ongoing since at least 2008, there’s one person who might want the movie more ...

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Paramount isn’t actually financing or producing Rush Hour 4, leaving that to Ratner’s production company RatPac Entertainment. So far, that seems to have led to some hiccups,

Director Brett Ratner joins a presidential delegation to China to scout locations for Rush Hour 4, a sequel reportedly requested by Donald Trump.

The action pic marks Ratner's first narrative feature since being cast out of Hollywood almost a decade ago and follows the release of his documentary about First Lady Melania Trump.

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