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Mr. Tucker-

I'm sure you get this a lot, but your acting career has helped me deal with something that would otherwise be very difficult, and I'd just like to say thanks.

My little brother loved Rush Hour when he was still with us, and would always choose to watch it over any other movie. He was still pretty young to understand the meaning of the line, but whenever I would come home he would greet me with "What's up, my brother?" (As that's how we told him to say the line). While the more adult themes were lost on him, he just loved watching for the slapstick-style comedy throughout the movie.

Unfortunately, he passed away in 2006 at the age of 9 due to massive heart failure. His biological mother did all kinds of drugs while pregnant, which led to a disorder we didn't know he had until it was too late. I don't look back and mourn him, I instead think of how happy he was watching you and Jackie Chan beat up "the bad guys".

I didn't really have any good questions, so I'll just fire this one off for you: Despite being known as primarily a comedian, would you like to take on any other more serious roles? Maybe a more down-to-earth character in a horror or drama role?

Long Islander here. Had bed bugs. Can confirm was the worst feeling ever. Girlfriend refused to come over the house or even let me sit on her furniture until we got our own place together. Absolutely nightmare