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City Hunter

Year:

1993

Duration:

105 min | Hong Kong:95 min | Spain:94 min (DVD edition) | 98 min (DVD release) (USA)

Genres:

Action | Comedy | Romance

IMDB rate:

6.5

Director:

Jing Wong

Details

Country: Hong Kong

Release Date: 1993-01-16

Filming Locations: Hong Kong, China

Earnings

Gross: HKD 30,762,782 (Hong Kong) (10 February 1993)

Cast

Actor

Character

Chingmy Yau

Jackie Chan

Ryu Saeba

Joey Wang

Kaori Makimura / Carrie

Kumiko Goto

Shizuko Imamura / Kyoko

Gary Daniels

MacDonald's Main Henchman

Carol Wan

Saeko's Friend

Leon Lai

Kôtetsu / Gundam

Lap-Man Tan

Rocky

Ken Lo

Chen Ta-Wen (as Wai-kwong Lo)

Eric Kot

DJ Soft

Jan Lamb

DJ Hard (as Jan Lam)

Richard Norton

Col. MacDonald

San Yip

Ki Yan Lam

Donna Chu

Michael Wong

Hideyuki Makimura

William Tuen

Cruise Passenger

Kenzo Ogiwara

Koji Imamura

Vincent La Porte

Vincent

Mike Abbott

Mike

Louis Roth

Sai-Tang Chan

Cordelia Choy

Miss. Choi

Jim James

Cruise Passenger

Bei-Dak Lai

Creep in White Suit

Lynne Langdon

Casino Waitress (as Lynne Frances)

Mike Leeder

Casino patron

Hoi Mang

Henchman ("Room service")

Michael Miller

Partygoer

Ming-Sing Wong

Cruise Member

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Fighter on Film #2 in Ship's Theater (archive footage) (uncredited)

Bruce Lee

Billy Lo (archive footage) (uncredited)

Wendee Lee

Shizuko Imamaru (voice) (uncredited)

Jan Rabson

Kari's Brother (voice) (uncredited)

David Thomas

City Hunter (voice) (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Keith Vitali was considered for the role of Richard Norton's main henchman but the role eventually went to Gary Daniels.

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One of the characters in the Street Fighter II game is named E. Honda. Since Jackie is a spokesman for Mitsubishi, they decided to change the characters name to E. Honde, just so the competitors name wasn't mentioned.

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During the fight in the cinema, extracts from Bruce Lee's "Game of Death" can be seen on the screen.

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Goofs

During the battle between Colonel McDonald and Saeba, the poles used for fighting bend with each blow as though they are made out of rubber.

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Wires holding the characters in the air are visible in the 2-D fighting scene.

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Ryo runs on the same place twice before jumping out through the corridor.

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Quotes

Ryô Saeba: How do I get to the casino from here?

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Shizuko Imamura: I'll do anything you say.

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Faq

What are the differences between the International version and the Japanese Version?

Basically there's only one huge difference: tha Japanese version features a prolonged credits sequence with many more scenes from the City Hunter manga. Besides there are also two scenes with alternative footage involving a clock and a camera. A detailed comparison between both versions can be found here.

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