Simon Rhee

And oh, Black Dynamite.

He and Simon choreographed Black Dynamite.

You can see them in Black Dynamite, and they're hilarious.

Just so many stories I can continue to tell about James, and it just seems like every kung fu or action movie I, uh, look up and am watching, I'm like, "[gasps] Right there." I do the Leonardo DiCaprio point at the screen.

I go, "There's James Lew and Simon Rhee doing that stuff." Um, Agents of Shield, the Marvel stuff, any of that thing.

Uh, anything that I really [laughs] watch that has some really kickass choreography, those guys aren't too far from it.

Everybody in LA in the stunt scene loves them and knows them, and I used to see them on my morning runs 'cause they lived nearby, and I'd see them walking around like two old friends, just walking the neighborhood with their coffees.

Now, with the Korean team, we've got a great cast of genuine martial artists.

Simon Rhee was a genuine martial artist.

And you'll have noticed the guy that fights Travis, is James Liu.

And if you look at 80s martial arts movies, James Liu is in everything.