The fourth part of the Rush Hour movie, which Donald Trump insisted on, will cost $100 million

The fourth part of the film Rush Hour, which Donald Trump insisted on filming, will cost $100 million. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are likely to return to their roles.

Last November, it was reported that Donald Trump could have put pressure on Larry Ellison, Paramount's largest shareholder, to film the new Rush Hour. David Ellison, Larry's son, runs the company.

The president's interest could be related to the fact that he is a long-time fan of noisy comedies and action films in the style of the 1980s and 90s.

Now it has become known that the final decision has not yet been made, but the deal is close to completion. Producer Tarak Ben Ammar has already raised about $100 million from various sources. Filming may begin this summer, and the finished film will be shown in four thousand cinemas.

However, contracts with the main stars of the series, Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker, have not yet been signed. However, according to media reports, both actors received $20 million each for Rush Hour 3 and are ready to star in the sequel.

The upcoming film is planned to be shot in China, Saudi Arabia and Africa, where the story may somehow address the problem of poaching.