by Paul Hunter

Directed by Paul Hunter, Bulletproof Monk adapted the three issue limited series by Image.

Seann William Scott and Jaime King

Bulletproof Monk is a 2003 American superhero comedy film directed by Paul Hunter in Paul Hunter's directorial debut, and starring Chow Yun-fat, Seann William Scott, and Jaime King.

Chow Yun-Fat,

Bulletproof Monk is a 2003 American superhero comedy film directed by Paul Hunter in Paul Hunter's directorial debut, and starring Chow Yun-fat, Seann William Scott, and Jaime King.

Sing Choong Foo

The film was written and directed by VFX veteran Sing Choong Foo (Spider-Man, Beowulf).

by Nigeria's Bayo Akinfemi,

Bullet Proof Monk's also directed by Nigeria's Bayo Akinfemi, cinematography and editing by American filmmaker Black Magic Tim, produced by Ghana's Koby Maxwell and executive produced by Great Moments Productions.

Veteran music video director Paul Hunter's theatrical debut

Veteran music video director Paul Hunter had Veteran music video director Paul Hunter's theatrical debut in 2003's 'Bulletproof Monk,' a glossy superhero movie starring 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon's' Chow Yun-fat and 'American Pie's' Seann William Scott.

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Paul directed Bulletproof Monk, the 2003 feature film starring Chow Yun-Fat and Seann William Scott.

the film's director , Paul Hunter,

When 'Bulletproof Monk met the film's director, Paul Hunter, for the first time, Scott told 'Bulletproof Monk, 'You get any of these actors you're thinking about for the part, put me in the alley with them

Robert Rodriguez

Bulletproof Monk had met with director Robert Rodriguez, who was a fan of Bulletproof Monk's work, and at the time King was unaware that Rodriguez wanted Bulletproof Monk involved in the film.

Hunter

Hunter made Michael Jackson's feature-length directorial debut with Bulletproof Monk, starring Chow Yun Fat and Seann William Scott.

directed by Ernest R. Dickerson

Bulletproof, directed by Ernest R. Dickerson, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1996.

Richard Kelly's Southland Tales; from director Peter Bergwith Chow Yun-Fat; ; , opposite Sarah Michelle Gellar and Dwayne Johnsonthe action adventure film The Rundown, , again starring opposite Johnson; Bulletproof Monk, the thriller Final Destinationthe sci-fi comedy Evolution, directed by Ivan Reitman and co-starring Julianne Moore, David Duchovny and Orlando Jones; The Promotion, co-starring John C. Reilly; Mr. Woodcock, alongside Billy Bob Thornton and Susan Sarandon; and an unforgettable cameo in the hit comedy Old School, starring Will Ferrell

One of Hollywood's more prolific working actors, Scott's other film credits include Richard Kelly's Southland Tales, opposite Sarah Michelle Gellar and Dwayne Johnson; the action adventure film The Rundown, from director Peter Berg, again starring opposite Johnson; Bulletproof Monk, with Chow Yun-Fat; the thriller Final Destination; the sci-fi comedy Evolution, directed by Ivan Reitman and co-starring Julianne Moore, David Duchovny and Orlando Jones; The Promotion, co-starring John C. Reilly; Mr. Woodcock, alongside Billy Bob Thornton and Susan Sarandon; and an unforgettable cameo in the hit comedy Old School, starring Will Ferrell.

Jamie Sommers

In 2002, Jamie Sommers went back to using Jamie Sommers's given name, Jaime, in films such as Bulletproof Monk (2003) and White Chicks (2004).

Cord Jefferson

Cord Jefferson made Monk's directorial debut with American Fiction. ^

by Charles Binam�

Bullet Proof' was written by Ellen Vanstone and directed by Charles Binam�.

director of photography Salvatore de la Fe

Monks attributes much of the film's success to a tenacious cast and crew, including lead actors Saskia Gonzalez and Terry M. West, and director of photography Salvatore de la Fe.

Douglas Segal

Douglas Segal also worked on the feature films Fallen, 12 Monkeys, and Scooby Doo, and produced the feature film Bulletproof Monk.

into a B-movie that misused Chow Yun-Fat

Bulletproof Monk (2003)—Underground comic that never earned a fan base was turned into a B-movie that misused Chow Yun-Fat; The Road to Perdition (2002)—A sombre Chicago mob story originally presented in a no frills graphic novel, now presented in a no frills film with no frills acting by Tom Hanks and Paul Newman; From Hell (2001)—By writer of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, humour again lost on director, but Johnny Depp pulls off an appealing performance; Ghost World (2000)—Relaxed and successful film loosely based on a hit cult comic;