Rush Hour

As the FBI scrambles to save the life of the kidnapped daughter of the Chinese Consul, the diplomat hires trusted Hong Kong police detective Lee to find the girl. Unwilling to have their investigation invaded by a meddling outsider, the FBI assigns a rogue LAPD detective to keep Detective Lee away from the case at any cost. Carter, the detective, covertly embarks on a one-man crusade to solve the case, having first distracted Lee.

Within hours, Carter realises he has greatly underestimated his Hong Kong counterpart, who has seen through his ruse, given Carter the slip, and landed in the middle of the FBI's investigation. Both excluded by the FBI, these two cops from very different worlds must join forces to save the young girl.

AWARDS:

- ALMA Awards

1999 Won "ALMA Award"

Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film: Elizabeth Peсa

- BMI Film & TV Awards

1999 Won "BMI Film Music Award"

Lalo Schifrin

- Blockbuster Entertainment Awards

1999 Won "Blockbuster Entertainment Award"

Favorite Duo - Action/Adventure: Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker

1999 Nominated "Blockbuster Entertainment Award"

Favorite Supporting Actress - Action/Adventure: Elizabeth Peсa

- Bogey Awards, Germany

1999 Won "Bogey Award in Silver"

- Golden Screen, Germany

1999 Won "Golden Screen"

- Grammy Awards

1999 Nominated "Grammy"

Best Instrumental Composition Written for a Motion Picture or for Television: Lalo Schifrin

- Image Awards

1999 Nominated "Image Award"

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Motion Picture: Chris Tucker

- Kids' Choice Awards, USA

1999 Nominated "Blimp Award"

Favorite Movie Actor: Chris Tucker

- MTV Movie Awards

1999 Won "MTV Movie Award"

Best On-Screen Duo: Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker

1999 Nominated "MTV Movie Award"

Best Comedic Performance: Chris Tucker

Best Fight: Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, For the fight against the Chinese gang.

Best Movie Song: Jay-Z, For "Can I Get A...".