The Green Hornet

The Green Hornet (2011)

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Corrected entry: In the scene where Reid And Kato was sitting in the back of the Chrysler and Reid called Kato a human Swiss army knife, Reid poured the whisky and just as they toast, Kato spoke in Chinese (translation: I spent three months). But when Reid told Kato he's speaking Chinese, Kato apologized and continued "I spent three weeks".

Bluehawk

Correction: Kato says he doesn't speak English very well ("I barely speak English" was the exact line). He misspoke when he translated, saying weeks instead of months.

Phixius

Corrected entry: SPOILER: In the flashback of Scanlon killing Britt's father, it is nighttime when he kills him. But Britt's father died the same day as when Britt woke up with the hot girl after the party. When Britt sees the news report about his father's death, it's daytime the same day. There was no time for Scanlon to wait till nighttime to kill him.

Brad

Correction: The flashback was shot in black and white with an angle from the top. With ample light in the scene there is not enough clues to imply that he killed his father at night. Your confusion is understandable.

You must have watched a different movie. The scene wasn't shot in black and white or from an angle from the top. The car in the background at James Reid's house has its lights on to indicate it's night.

Bishop73

Revealing mistake: When Kato is driving home after the argument with Britt about making coffee at the office, Kato is jerking the steering wheel randomly like a child pretending to drive despite it seeming they are just driving straight down the road. (00:56:30)

The Minister

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Kato: I was born in Shanghai. You know Shanghai?
Britt Reid: Yeah, I love Japan.

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Trivia: Another Bruce Lee reference: When Kato demonstrates that it's him, not the Green Hornet, that has the power, he uses (an exaggerated version of) Bruce Lee's One Inch Punch.

MAdMaN

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Question: Nicolas Cage was originally cast in the role of the film's villain, Chudnofsky. But he left the film just days before shooting. I have searched around on the net trying to find why, but I keep finding unclear and conflicting reports. So why did Cage leave the film?

Quantom X

Chosen answer: There were creative differences between Cage and the film's director, Michael Goundry. For one, Cage, who wanted an unconventional character, suggested the villain have a Jamaican accent. The director rejected that idea and there were others conflicts between the two about how the character should be played. Cage decided to turn down the role.

raywest

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