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The clip Printing money from Rush Hour 2 (2001) with Chris Tucker

so if I seem a little aggravated, I apologize.
You need to tell us what's goin' on.
The Triads and Reign think I'm a crooked customs agent.
Is that a payoff?
No. That's a sample.
You guys ever heard of the Superbill?
I heard of it. It's a myth. Some kind of counterfeit.
Honey, it's much more than a counterfeit.
Fourteen out of fifteen world banks can't even tell the difference.
The paper is Crane linen blend...
and the bills are printed on U.S. Intaglio presses.
You wanna tell us how they get into the U.S. Mint to use the presses?
In 1959, the United States was very friendly with the Shah of Iran.
Why? Because we wanted his oil.
Our government gave him a gift...
a U.S. Treasury intaglio printing press.
Now, it's the only one to ever leave the country.
Five years ago, Ricky Tan bought the press on the black market.
Five years ago?
That's right before he left the force.
Ricky Tan got hold of one-of-a-kind Swiss-made hundred-dollar plates...
and he started printing Superbills.
That's why Hu Li killed him... for the plates.
And they've printed and shipped one hundred million dollars.
There's only one way to spot a fake.
They use an optical transfer ink from India that burns red.
You see? Now, the real ink, it burns black.
You know, Carter, I believe you're asking the wrong question.
The real question is, where are the plates?
Because if we can find the plates, we can stop the whole operation.
Right?
Yeah, you're right.
Maybe this is where you can help us, guys.
Yeah. Carter, this is your city, right?
Yeah, this is my titty. I mean, this is my city.
Great. And Lee, you know Hu Li and the Triads, correct?
Yes.
Great.
Can you do me a favor? Can you find out where Hu Li's keeping the plates?
That ain't no problem.
Thank you.
So welcome aboard, gentlemen.
From now on, you're officially working for the United States Secret Service.
Secret Service agent James Carter.

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