Chuck Norris Played Himself In This Awful Karate Kid-Style Movie
This utterly forgettable Karate Kid movie ripoff starred Chuck Norris as himself opposite a cast way too talented for this material.
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This utterly forgettable Karate Kid movie ripoff starred Chuck Norris as himself opposite a cast way too talented for this material.
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