After Fargo and Constantine, Rush Hour to get adapted to TV series

Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan's blockbuster film franchise Rush Hour is heading to the small screen.

Warner Bros. Television team has recruited Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence and Mad Men producer Blake MCCormick to adapt the action films for television, reports contactmusic.com.

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The series will follow the style of the movies and feature the adventures of a Hong Kong police officer, who is assigned to be the partner of a cocky cop in Los Angeles.

Original Rush Hour director Brett Ratner is also serving as an executive producer for the TV adaptation.

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After Fargo and Constantine, Rush Hour to get adapted to TV series

Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan's blockbuster film franchise Rush Hour is heading to the small screen. Warner Bros. Television team has recruited Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence and Mad Men producer Blake MCCormick to adapt the action films for television.

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After Fargo and Constantine, Rush Hour to get adapted to TV series

Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan's blockbuster film franchise Rush Hour is heading to the small screen. Warner Bros. Television team has recruited Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence and Mad Men producer Blake MCCormick to adapt the action films for television.