Lethal Weapon 4

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Explosions, high-speed chases, and kung fu battles—Riggs and Murtaugh take on the Chinese Triads while navigating personal chaos. Add in a hilarious Chris Rock and gravity-defying Jet Li as the villain, and you've got a wild ride of frenetic action and witty banter.

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Who directed the 1998 film Lethal Weapon 4? (Hard)
#1: Richard Donner
#2: Clint Eastwood
#3: James Cameron
#4: David Fincher
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Which actor played the role of Detective Lee Butters in Lethal Weapon 4? (Advanced)
#1: Chris Rock
#2: Joe Pesci
#3: Danny Glover
#4: Gary Busey
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Jet Li performed many of his own stunts in Lethal Weapon 4.
Lethal Weapon 4 features a rare on-screen appearance by American comedian Chris Rock alongside actor Joe Pesci.

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Who is your favorite character in Lethal Weapon 4
Martin Riggs
Roger Murtaugh
Leo Getz
Wah Sing Ku
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What is your favorite action scene in Lethal Weapon 4?
Highway Chase Scene
Jet Li Fight Sequence
Final Boat Scene
The Underground Explosion
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Early 1997

Production Begins for Lethal Weapon 4

Filming and production started for the fourth installment of the Lethal Weapon series.

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July 10, 1998

Lethal Weapon 4 Movie Release

Lethal Weapon 4 officially premiered and was released to theaters worldwide.

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