Jackie Chan
Hong Kong actor and martial artist (born 1954) · United States · Actors · also China
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Something wrong?He does his own stunts - all of them - and has the broken bones to prove it. For sixty years, Jackie Chan turned martial arts into slapstick, danger into comedy, and became the face of action cinema across three continents.
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Panda Plan: The Magical TribeFilm, Jackie2023
Hidden StrikeFilm, Producer2022
Memories Beyond HorizonSeries2021“I'm jealous that you are CCP [Communist Party of China] members. The CCP is really great. The CCP's promises don't take 100 years, they are fulfilled in decades.”In their wordsDuring the Chinese Communist Party's centennial, as quoted in Hong Kong Star Jackie Chan Wants To Join the Chinese Communist Party (2021)2019“I feel the pride of being a Chinese everywhere, the Five-starred Red Flag is respected worldwide.”In their wordsDuring the 2019 Hong Kong protests, as quoted in Hong Kong Star Jackie Chan Wants To Join the Chinese Communist Party (2019)
Iron MaskFilm, 2019Producer2017
SteveSeries2016Academy Honorary AwardAward2012
VoiceSeries
Chinese ZodiacFilm, 2012Director, Writer2010
The Karate KidFilm, Mr. Han2009“...in the 10 years after Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule ... I'm not sure if it's good to have freedom or not... If you're too free, you're like the way Hong Kong is now.”In their words18 April 2009Jackie Chan at the annual Boao Forum for Asia (18 April 2009)2007
The Graham Norton ShowSeries
Rush Hour 3Film, 2007Yan Naing Lee2003
Shanghai KnightsFilm, Producer2002Star on Hollywood Walk of FameAward2000
Jackie Chan AdventuresSeries
Shanghai NoonFilm, 2000Producer1999“More than 120 takes. Those kinds of things ... You [say] "Wow, Jackie's good." It's not good. You can do it. Except, do you have the patience or not?”In their wordsJackie Chan: My Stunts (1999)1998
Vivement dimancheSeries1997
Mr. Nice GuyFilm, Jackie1995
Die Harald Schmidt ShowSeries
Rumble in the BronxFilm, 1995Keung1992Golden Horse Award for Best Leading ActorAward
MartinSeries, 1992Jackie Chan
Police Story 3: Super CopFilm, 1992Producer1989Member of the Order of the British EmpireAward1985
Police StoryFilm, Director, Writer1983Golden Horse Award for Best Leading ActorAward1981
Wetten, dass..?Series1978
Drunken MasterFilm, Wong Fei-hung1972
Fist of FuryFilm, Student (uncredited)1962
Golden Horse AwardsSeries1954Born7 April 1954Also in Deutsch
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In their own words 4
I'm jealous that you are CCP [Communist Party of China] members. The CCP is really great. The CCP's promises don't take 100 years, they are fulfilled in decades.
I feel the pride of being a Chinese everywhere, the Five-starred Red Flag is respected worldwide.
...in the 10 years after Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule ... I'm not sure if it's good to have freedom or not... If you're too free, you're like the way Hong Kong is now.
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Born Chan Kong-sang on 7 April 1954, he was trained in acrobatics and martial arts at the China Drama Academy as one of the Seven Little Fortunes, then entered Hong Kong film as a stuntman. His breakthrough came with Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1978) and Drunken Master (1978), action comedies that paired kung fu with physical humor. He directed The Fearless Hyena (1979) and through the 1980s starred alongside Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao as part of the "Three Dragons." Project A (1983) launched the Jackie Chan Stunt Team and locked in his signature: elaborate, self-performed stunts mixed with martial arts and comedy, refined in Police Story (1985). Rumble in the Bronx (1995) brought him to North America; Rush Hour (1998) made him a Hollywood fixture. He's worked both sides of the Pacific since, voicing characters in Kung Fu Panda and Mulan, playing Mr. Han in two Karate Kid films, and earning two Guinness World Records for CZ12 (2012). His films have grossed over $6 billion worldwide, and in 2016 he received an honorary Academy Award.
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