In what movie did Frank Coraci direct Jackie Chan and Steve Coogan?

Frank Coraci directed Jackie Chan and Steve Coogan in Around the World in 80 Days.

Released in 2004, the film is a comic adventure loosely adapted from Jules Verne's 1873 novel. Steve Coogan plays the eccentric inventor Phileas Fogg, while Jackie Chan plays his resourceful valet, Lau Xing, who uses the alias Passepartout. Together they attempt to circle the globe within the title's eighty-day deadline.

This version changes the original story substantially. It adds extensive martial-arts comedy, an expanded role for Passepartout, and cameo appearances by performers including Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Cleese, Kathy Bates, and Luke and Owen Wilson. Coraci had previously directed comedies such as The Wedding Singer and The Waterboy.

The movie was an ambitious international production, filmed in locations including Thailand and Germany. It premiered in June 2004 and received mixed reviews. Made on a reported $110 million budget, it earned roughly $72.6 million worldwide, making it a major commercial disappointment despite its recognizable stars and lavish production.