The Karate Kid Part III

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Daniel faces his toughest battle yet, manipulated by Terry Silver’s twisted mind games. Miyagi’s wisdom is his anchor, but with Cobra Kai striking back harder, it’s a high-stakes karate showdown where honor, friendship, and inner strength are tested like never before.

The Karate Kid Part III Trivia

What is the name of the character who becomes Daniel's arch-rival in The Karate Kid Part III? (Advanced)

#1: Terry Silver

#2: Mike Barnes

#3: John Kreese

#4: Chozen Toguchi

What year was The Karate Kid Part III released? (Easy)

#1: 1987

#2: 1988

#3: 1989

#4: 1990

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The Karate Kid Part III Fun Facts

Ralph Macchio was 27 years old when he played the teenage Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid Part III.

The bonsai tree scenes in The Karate Kid Part III were influenced by the art of bonsai master John Naka.

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Who is your favorite character in The Karate Kid Part III

Daniel LaRusso

Mr. Miyagi

Terry Silver

Mike Barnes

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What is your favorite scene in The Karate Kid Part III

Final fight

Tree training

Tournament preparation

Dojo confrontation

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Daniel LaRusso

Mr. Miyagi

Terry Silver

Kreese

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Mike Barnes

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movie_release

June 30, 1989

Release of The Karate Kid Part III

The Karate Kid Part III, the sequel to The Karate Kid Part II, was released in theaters, continuing the story of the young karate student Daniel LaRusso.

filming

1988

Filming of The Karate Kid Part III

Principal photography for The Karate Kid Part III took place, including filming locations in Los Angeles, California.

announcement

1988

Announcement of The Karate Kid Part III Production

Columbia Pictures officially announced the production of The Karate Kid Part III following the success of the first two films.

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