Rush Hour 2 (2001) [PG-13]

Release Date:
August 3, 2001

Original Title:
Rush Hour 2

Alternate Titles:
A Hora do Rush 2
Colpo grosso al drago rosso - Rush Hour 2
Godziny szczytu 2
Heure limite 2
Hora de Ponta 2
Hora punta 2
Oră de vârf 2
Rush Hour 2 - Colpo grosso al drago rosso
Rušná hodina 2
Година пік 2
火拼時速2
러시 아워 2
러시아워 2

Genres:
Action | Comedy | Crime

Production Companies:
New Line Cinema
Roger Birnbaum Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 14  AU: M  BR: 12  CH: 16  CZ: 12+  DE: 12  DK: 11  ES: 12  FR: 12  GB: 12  GR: 12  HU: 12  IE: 15  KR: 12  PL: 16  SE: 11  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 90

Get ready for a second Rush!

It's vacation time for Carter as he finds himself alongside Lee in Hong Kong wishing for more excitement. While Carter wants to party and meet the ladies, Lee is out to track down a Triad gang lord who may be responsible for killing two men at the American Embassy. Things get complicated as the pair stumble onto a counterfeiting plot. The boys are soon up to their necks in fist fights and life-threatening situations. A trip back to the U.S. may provide the answers about the bombing, the counterfeiting, and the true allegiance of sexy customs agent Isabella.

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"A" Camera Operator:
J. Michael Muro

"B" Camera Operator:
Mark Davison

ADR Mixer:
Doc Kane

ADR Recordist:
Jeanette Browning

Accounting Clerk Assistant:
Matthew Humphreys

Armorer:
Harry Lu

Art Department Coordinator:
Linda Griffis

Art Direction:
Andrew Max Cahn
James E. Tocci

Assistant Art Director:
Brandee Dell'Aringa
Beatriz Kerti

Assistant Costume Designer:
Maria Tortu

Assistant Location Manager:
James Lin

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Raquel Caballes Maxwell

Assistant Property Master:
Robert Bleckman
Michael R. Gannon

Assistant Sound Editor:
Rickley W. Dumm
Monique 'Nico' Salvato
Cindy Jo Hinkleman
Douglas Parker

Associate Producer:
James M. Freitag

Best Boy Electric:
Tim Marshall

Boom Operator:
Mychal D. Smith

Cableman:
William Munroe

Camera Loader:
Roger Wall

Camera Operator:
Tom Cox

Casting:
Nancy Green-Keyes
Matthew Barry

Characters:
Ross LaManna

Chief Lighting Technician:
Pat Blymyer

Co-Executive Producer:
Leon Dudevoir

Color Timer:
Mike Stanwick

Construction Coordinator:
Bill Holmquist

Costume Design:
Rita Ryack

Costume Supervisor:
Mari Grimaud

Craft Service:
Raymond Bulinski

Dialogue Coach:
Diana C. Weng

Digital Effects Supervisor:
David Lingenfelser

Director:
Brett Ratner

Director of Photography:
Matthew F. Leonetti

Dolly Grip:
Richard L. Carden

Editor:
Robert K. Lambert
Mark Helfrich

Electrician:
Justin Holdsworth
Wayne Marshall
Kenny Schneider

Executive In Charge Of Post Production:
Jody Levin

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Carla Fry

Executive Producer:
Andrew Z. Davis
Toby Emmerich
Michael De Luca

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Michael D. Weldon

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Mark Santoni
Lee Blasingame

First Assistant Accountant:
Marybeth Martin-Eck

First Assistant Director:
James M. Freitag

First Assistant Editor:
Laura Steiger

Foley Artist:
John Roesch
Alyson Dee Moore

Foley Mixer:
Mary Jo Lang

Grip:
Gary C. Beaird
Mike Simko

Hair Department Head:
Voni Hinkle

Hairstylist:
Kim M. Ferry
Robin McWilliams
Paul Anthony Morris

Key Grip:
Jim Shelton

Key Hair Stylist:
Shari Perry

Key Makeup Artist:
Gigi Williams

Leadman:
Omar Abderrahman
Mike Higelmire
John A. Scott III

Location Manager:
Mark B. Johnson

Makeup Artist:
Amy L. Disarro
René Dashiell Kerby
Joanetta Stowers

Makeup Department Head:
Melanie Hughes

Music Editor:
Darrell Hall

Music Supervisor:
Kathy Nelson

Negative Cutter:
Gary Burritt

Original Music Composer:
Lalo Schifrin

Payroll Accountant:
Cindy Nevins

Post Production Supervisor:
Diana Kaufman

Producer:
Roger Birnbaum
Jay Stern
Jonathan Glickman
Arthur M. Sarkissian

Production Accountant:
Rachel E. Prentiss

Production Controller:
Paul Prokop

Production Coordinator:
Jennifer Conroy

Production Design:
Terence Marsh

Property Master:
William A. Petrotta

Rigging Gaffer:
James M. Cox

Rigging Grip:
Rick Pratt

Screenplay:
Jeff Nathanson

Script Supervisor:
Leslie Park

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Paul Santoni

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Peter Geraghty

Second Assistant Director:
Jonathan McGarry
David Cass Jr.

Second Unit Director:
Conrad E. Palmisano

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Bing Sokolsky

Set Costumer:
Edward T. Hanley
Mitzi Haralson
Mary C. Lane

Set Decoration:
Lance Lombardo
Rick Simpson

Set Designer:
E.C. Chen
Mark Poll
Viva Wang

Set Dresser:
Marty Angelo
Joy Taylor

Sound Designer:
Tim Chau

Sound Mixer:
Kim H. Ornitz

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tim Chau
Andy D'Addario

Sound Recordist:
Steve Kohler

Special Effects Supervisor:
Andre G. Ellingson

Steadicam Operator:
J. Michael Muro

Still Photographer:
Peter Sorel

Storyboard Artist:
Mark Vena

Stunt Coordinator:
Conrad E. Palmisano

Stunt Double:
Mark Hicks
Michiko Nishiwaki

Stunts:
Mark Hicks
Kenny Endoso
Al Goto
Andy Cheng
Jeannie Epper
Dick Ziker

Supervising ADR Editor:
Kimberly Harris

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Jim Brookshire

Supervising Sound Editor:
Tim Chau
Kimberly Harris
Nils C. Jensen
Carmen Hocson Baker

Transportation Captain:
Randy Musselman

Transportation Coordinator:
Ted Moser

Unit Production Manager:
JoAnn Perritano

Unit Publicist:
Guy Adan

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Kevin Lingenfelser

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