Showdown in Little Tokyo

Showdown in Little Tokyo
DVD cover of Showdown in Little Tokyo
Directed by	Mark L. Lester
Written by	Stephen Glantz Calipoe Brattlestreet
Starring	Dolph Lundgren Brandon Lee Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa Tia Carrere
Music by	David Michael Frank
Cinematography	Mark Irwin
Running time	79 min.
Country	United States
Language	English Japanese
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Showdown in Little Tokyo is a film released in 1991. It features Brandon Lee in his first American film role, starring alongside Dolph Lundgren. Set in Los Angeles, California, two police officers attempt to take down a new and deadly Japanese drug gang. It is an action movie with sequences of martial arts.

There are two references to Dolph's large penis size.
Brandon Lee's character is named Murata (a Japanese surname), yet his character's father is caucasian ("a white guy, a dentist", as Johnny Murata refers to him) while his mother is the one of Japanese descent. Technically, Brandon Lee's character shouldn't have a Japanese surname.
In answer to a compliment on his house, Dolph responds, "I built it."
Tia's nude scenes are, apparently, performed by a body double.

The Yakuza who kills himself in the interrogation room can be seen later in the film.
During the scene where a Yakuza is about to be crushed by a car compacter, he is obviously replaced by a very cheap-looking dummy. The same happens in the scene where a drugged blond entertainer is beheaded after being stripped and fondled by the Yakuza boss.
At one point, Dolph sneaks up on a Yakuza and breaks his neck, but as he is lowering him quietly to the ground, the supposedly dead guy reaches up and grabs Dolph's arm--presumably to keep from falling too hard.

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