3 Ninjas Turns 30! Cast Jokes About BEATING UP Adults! (Flashback)

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The ‘3 Ninjas’ cast chatted with ET about the 1992 action-comedy classic. The kid actors, Michael Treanor, Max Elliott Slade and Chad Power, shared what it was like to perform their own martial arts stunts on the set.

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