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Double Dragon (film)
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Double Dragon is a 1994 American martial arts film about two martial artist brothers in an earthquake-crippled Los Angeles who must stop a former crime lord from seeking possession of the Double Dragon medallion.
Directed by James Yukich; Produced by Peter Gould and Michael Davis; Written by Neal Shusterman and Paul Dini; Based on the video game series of the same name by Technōs Japan
Power. Justice. Darkness. Light
Billy Lee
"Please use other door".
Jimmy Lee
I'm still workin' out the small details.
Great! The Power Corps are midgets.
History repeats itself. Congratulations, Billy, you just lost us the prize money.
Dialogue
Satori Imada: Perfect. We're out after curfew. We're gonna be gang bait because you guys wasted so much time fighting those jerks.
Billy Lee: Yeah, well, we needed the practice.
Satori Imada: Yeah, well, you might be getting a whole lot more.
Billy Lee: My whole life just flashed before my eyes. Dude, I sleep a lot.
Jimmy Lee: Are you crazy?! We almost wrecked the car!
Billy Lee: Yeah, but look at his rig! They're gonna need a can opener to get out of there!
Jimmy Lee: I hope he has car insurance. [Bo Adobo kicks the door open]
Billy Lee: He looks really mad.
Cast
Scott Wolf as Billy Lee, the younger Lee brother.
Mark Dacascos as Jimmy Lee, the elder Lee brother.
Alyssa Milano as Marian Delario
Robert Patrick as Victor Guisman / Koga Shuko
Julia Nickson as Satori Imada
Leon Russom as Chief Delario
Kristina Wagner as Linda Lash, Shuko's henchwoman.
Nils Allen Stewart as Bo Abobo
Henry Kingi as Mutant Bo Abobo
George Hamilton appears as an anchorman.
Vanna White appears as an anchorwoman.
Andy Dick appeared as a weatherman who deals with the "fogcast"
Cory Milano as Marc Delario
External links
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Category:1994 films
Category:1990s American films
Category:Films about brothers
Category:Films set in Los Angeles
Category:Films set in China
Category:Films based on video games
Category:Martial arts films