Season 4
Director: Jesse Bochco
Writer: Jack Ryder
Budget: $21,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $6,513,047
Foreign Box Office: $10,310,140
Total Profit: -$10,825,266
Jackie Chan's first film for the studio was the dramatic adventure film from writer Jack Ryder, playing a Chinese man encountered by a young woman who survived a plane crash. The film was not well received and was a dud at the box office.
Season 11
Director: Patrick Hughes
Writer: Meirad Tako
Budget: $50,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $41,997,304
Foreign Box Office: $101,389,328
Total Profit: $9,441,725
Next for Chan was his first LRF reprial of his original Police Story role. This film was very well liked by critics either, but made a profit thanks to very strong foreign box office receipts - enough to warrant a sequel, but more on that later.
Season 13
Director: James Wan
Writer: Giovanni Garcia
Budget: $55,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $67,388,012
Foreign Box Office: $155,400,560
Total Profit: $50,119,831
Chan then appeared in a supporting role as Roshi in the Dragon Ball reboot from director Jame Wan and writer Giovanni Garcia. The film received mixed reviews and was once again a big hit overseas.
Season 15
Director: Wilson Yip
Writer: Meirad Tako
Budget: $63,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $66,457,106
Foreign Box Office: $132,003,502
Total Profit: $31,113,000
Up next for Chan was a sequel to Police Story: The Return. This second entry received much better reviews than the first and grossed a good chunk more at the box office.
Up Next: Jackie Chan doesn't have any other projects set in stone following Police Story: Case Closed, but there have been some rumblings of a sequel to Dragon Ball which he could appear in.
Review:
- Highest Grossing Film: Dragon Ball: The Wrath of the Demon King ($222,788,572)
- Most Profitable Film: Dragon Ball: The Wrath of the Demon King ($50,119,831)
- Most Awarded Film: Dragon Ball: The Wrath of the Demon King (1 Nomination)
- Best Reviewed Film: Police Story: Extradition (Metascore: 60)
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