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Shanghai Noon Shanghai Noon Shanghai Noon Shanghai Noon Shanghai Noon Shanghai Noon Shanghai Noon Shanghai Noon Brandon Merrill stars as the Native American who becomes Chon's (Jackie Chan's) wife in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000 Imperial Guard Chon Wang (Jackie Chan, right), along with partner Roy (Owen Wilson, left), whom he doesn't trust, comes to America to rescue a beautiful kidnapped Chinese princess in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000 Jackie Chan (left) and Owen Wilson (right) as acrobatic Imperial Guard Chon Wang and his unreliable partner Roy, respectively, who trek through the Old West to rescue a kidnapped Chinese princess in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000 Chon Wang (Jackie Chan, left) finds walking a painful exercise after his first experience horseback riding, unlike his Western partner Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson, right), in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000 Shanghai Noon - Chon Wang (Jackie Chan, left) rebounds from a forceful blow by the greedy and powerful Lo Fong (Roger Yuan, right) as he tries to rescue the beautiful Princess Pei Pei (Lucy Liu), who has been kidnapped from China and brought to the American Old West in T After a night of partying, Chon Wang (Jackie Chan, left) wakes up to find that his Native American host (Russell Badger, center) has married him to a beautiful woman from the tribe (Brandon Merrill, right), in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000 In the American Old West, Chinese Imperial acrobatic guard Chon Wang (Jackie Chan, left) must learn the intricacies of being a cowboy, including knowing how to signal his horse to stay, not sit, in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000 Jackie Chan stars as Chinese Imperial Guard Chon Wang in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000 Jackie Chan stars as Chinese Imperial Guard Chon Wang in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000 Lucy Liu (left) stars as Princess Pei Pei, who is kidnapped from the Forbidden City in China and brought to the American West, where she is rescued by Imperial Guard Chon Wang (Jackie Chan, right) in Touchstone's Shanghai Noon - 2000

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Films directed by Tom Dey
Marmaduke (2010)
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Showtime (2002)
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