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* CastTheExpert: Mark Poletti, who played the teen version of Carter, is a former Cirque Du Soleil artist and traditional national weapons champion.
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* CastTheExpert: Mark Poletti, who played the teen version of Carter, is a former Cirque Du Soleil artist and national traditional national weapons champion.
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** Yuji Okumoto who was a producer on the film cameos in two scenes as a waiter at a Chinese restaurant, first telling the Three Tigers they have to order something, the second suggesting that he could be the Fourth Tiger and says he knows karate. Doubles as an ActorAllusion as Okumoto played Chozen in Film/TheKarateKidPartII.
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** Yuji Okumoto who was a producer on the film cameos in two scenes as a waiter at a Chinese restaurant, first telling the Three Tigers they have to order something, the second suggesting that he could be the Fourth Tiger and says he knows karate. Doubles as an ActorAllusion as Okumoto played Chozen in Film/TheKarateKidPartII.''Film/TheKarateKidPartII.''
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* WordOfGod: According to Bao Tran, part of why Carter holds such a grudge towards the Three Tigers is that as a teenager, he secretly wanted to be friends with the Three Tigers, which made their gung-fu bullying of him all the more hurtful.
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* DescendedCreator: Ken Quitugua, who played Zhen Fan, also served as the film's action director.
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** Ken Quitugua, whoplayed plays the film's villain Zhen Fan, also served as the film's action director.director.
** Yuji Okumoto who was a producer on the film cameos in two scenes as a waiter at a Chinese restaurant, first telling the Three Tigers they have to order something, the second suggesting that he could be the Fourth Tiger and says he knows karate. Doubles as an ActorAllusion as Okumoto played Chozen in Film/TheKarateKidPartII.
** Ken Quitugua, who
** Yuji Okumoto who was a producer on the film cameos in two scenes as a waiter at a Chinese restaurant, first telling the Three Tigers they have to order something, the second suggesting that he could be the Fourth Tiger and says he knows karate. Doubles as an ActorAllusion as Okumoto played Chozen in Film/TheKarateKidPartII.
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* DyeingForYourArt: At director Bao Tran's request, Ron Yuan gained 68 pounds to better portray the out-of-shape Hing.
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* DyeingForYourArt: At director Bao Tran's the director's request, Ron Yuan gained 68 sixty-eight pounds to better portray the out-of-shape Hing.
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*CastTheExpert: Mark Poletti, who played the teen version of Carter, is a former Cirque Du Soleil artist and traditional national weapons champion.
*DescendedCreator: Ken Quitugua, who played Zhen Fan, also served as the film's action director.
*DyeingForYourArt: At director Bao Tran's request, Ron Yuan gained 68 pounds to better portray the out-of-shape Hing.
*ThrowItIn: Ron Yuan (Hing) and Matthew Page (Carter) improvised their characters' insulting banter at the funeral scene.
*WriteWhatYouKnow: Director Bao Tran based the story on his own personal experiences with his friends and classmates when he studied martial arts.
*CastTheExpert: Mark Poletti, who played the teen version of Carter, is a former Cirque Du Soleil artist and traditional national weapons champion.
*DescendedCreator: Ken Quitugua, who played Zhen Fan, also served as the film's action director.
*DyeingForYourArt: At director Bao Tran's request, Ron Yuan gained 68 pounds to better portray the out-of-shape Hing.
*ThrowItIn: Ron Yuan (Hing) and Matthew Page (Carter) improvised their characters' insulting banter at the funeral scene.
*WriteWhatYouKnow: Director Bao Tran based the story on his own personal experiences with his friends and classmates when he studied martial arts.
