She tells him her brother, Chon Wang ( Jackie Chan ), is doing well as a sheriff in Carson City, Nevada, United States, but her father replies that her brother is dead to him.

As he lies dying, he gives Lin a puzzle box and a letter to Chon Wang.

Back in the Wild West, Chon Wang is doing well as sheriff, having captured an impressive array of fugitives.

Chon Wang travels to New York City to find his old partner Roy O ' Bannon ( Owen Wilson ), needing his share of the gold left over from the first film to buy his ticket.

Chon Wang fights off a number of New York police officers, and he and Roy ship themselves to London in a crate.

* Jackie Chan as Chon Wang

* Kim Chan as Chon Wang and Chon Lin's father

* When Chon Wang is fighting the police in New York City, it is a blatant reference to the Keystone Cops of early silent film.

" ( and Chon Wang is thrown into a coffin next to the building at this point ) This is a reference to the Charles Dickens novel Oliver Twist, where the workhouse's undertaker is Mr. Sowerberry.

* When Chon Wang and Roy are entering the Jubilee party, the string quartet plays an uncredited baroque version of the Rolling Stones ' " Paint it Black " ( just before the piece by Boccherini ).

* The fight scene with the guards in Rathbone's library and treasure room, where Chon Wang used ancient Chinese vases to distract the guards, pays homage to Chan's previous film, Rush Hour.

The scene where Chon Wang and Roy fall off of the minute hand on Big Ben is a reference to Jackie Chan's earlier film Project A where Jackie Falls off the minute hand of a smaller clock tower, itself a reference to Harold Lloyd's famous clock-tower stunt from the 1923 film Safety Last!

Chon Wang is a Chinese imperial guard.

* Jackie Chan as Chon Wang / John Wayne ( doubled by Andy Cheng and Yuen Biao )

Chan's character, " Chon Wang " is meant to sound like John Wayne, and the antagonist, Nathan Van Cleef, is an homage to Lee Van Cleef, who played in the 1976 kung-fu western film The Stranger and the Gunfighter, among other roles in major westerns.

* Chon Wang is the Chinese translation / pronunciation of John Wayne.

* In Shanghai Noon ( 2000 ), Jackie Chan's character Chon Wang fashions a blunt rope dart with a horseshoe and a length of rope

* When Roy and Chon are at the Royal Palace, the red uniforms the guards are wearing did not come around until 1904.

* When Chon and Roy are talking following being picked up by Lin on the way from Stonehenge, Chon calls Roy " Owen ".

* When Chon, Roy, and Charlie are relaxing in the fancy house, Charlie pours Roy some brandy.

After a brief cut to Chon then back to Roy, the brandy is motionless.

* Time on Big Ben is 12: 30 when Chon and Roy fall.

* After the escape from the burning barn in London, Roy and Chon crash at Stonehenge.

* Non-British citizens, such as Chon and Roy, would be not dubbed with a sword when knighted, and would not be given the title " Sir ".

In addition, Roy O ' Bannon ( Owen Wilson's character ) reveals at the end that his real name is Wyatt Earp, which Chon laughingly dismisses as " a terrible name for a cowboy ".

* The song played when Roy is teaching Chon to be a cowboy is Kid Rock's " Cowboy ".

* During the scene where Roy and Chon are drunk in the hotel, director Tom Dey hoped to include a drunken kung fu scene as an homage to The Legend of Drunken Master ( 1994 ).

" In the same round-table, Chon Noriega suggests that the film has been misinterpreted and the satire overlooked because " the film lacks the usual coordinates and signposts for a critique of human vice and folly provided by sarcasm, irony, and caustic wit.

The episode in the Book of Leinster ( Recension II ), called Imthúsa Chon Ruí meic Dáire ( header ) or Oislige Amargin ( text ), offers by and large the same story, but adds more explicit detail, notably on the point of Cú Roí's sense of honour in his encounters with Cú Chulainn and Amairgin.

* Late 1999: Kilnam Chon initiates Task Force on IDNS which led to formation of MINC, the Multilingual Internet Names Consortium.

He was primarily a supporting or minor actor in roles which include Chon Wang's ( Jackie Chan ) father in Shanghai Knights, Saki in High Times ' Potluck, Benny Wong in The Corruptor, " Uncle Benny " Chan in Lethal Weapon 4, The Master in Zen Noir, and Mr. Kim in The Fifth Element.

Two Chon languages are well attested: Selk ' nam, which went extinct in 2003, and Tehuelche.

Since the start of 2012, the Korean Central Television generally signs on at 5: 00 pm with the country's national anthem along with shots of Mount Paekdu and Lake Chon, followed by a shot of the national flag on which an image of the Chollima statue appears, along with the caption 조선중앙텔레비죤 ( Korean Central Television ).

This is followed by the Song of General Kim Il-sung accompanied by shots of Mount Paektu and Lake Chon, and then a red flag flutters on the screen, on which appears a portrait of late president Kim Il Sung.

Two miles northwest is Loch Chon, at 90m above the sea, long, and about half a mile broad.

The roster of magazine gag cartoonists includes Charles Addams, Charles Barsotti and Chon Day.

Though often an outsider figure, for instance in the role of intervener or arbitrator, Cú Roí appears in a great number of medieval Irish texts, including Forfess Fer Fálgae, Amra Con Roi, Brinna Ferchertne, Aided Chon Roi ( in several recensions ), Fled Bricrenn, Mesca Ulad and Táin Bó Cúailnge.

The early Irish tale-lists refer to such titles as Aided Chon Roí, Echtra Chon Roí ( List A ), Orgain Chathrach Chon Roí and Cathbúada Con Roí ( List B ), but only the first of these tales can be shown to have survived in some form.

During the 20th century, numerous magazines carried single-panel gag cartoons by such freelance cartoonists as Charles Addams, Irwin Caplan, Chon Day, Clyde Lamb and John Norment.

Jeanne's first friend was Claire Françoise, better known as ' Chon ', brought from Languedoc by her brother Jean du Barry to accompany her then-friendless sister-in-law.

The film opens in the Forbidden City in 1887, where Chon Lin ( Fann Wong ) is drinking tea with her father, the Keeper of the Imperial Seal of China.

When he gets kicked by Chon he is on the left side of the ladder with no armor.