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    Episode 13: POLICE STORY

    en-usJanuary 26, 2015
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    About this Episode

    This episode, Dave and James are careful not to step on any of the broken glass as they discuss international superstar Jackie Chan's 1985 action-comedy Police Story, noting Chan's performance and directorial style. Also discussed is Chan's failed attempts to crack North American cinemas in the 1980s.

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