Jackie literally started from 0. From poverty, he built his own career, working as hard as he could, working any job he could. When I see him now being one of the richest self-made people in China, I think to myself, "Now that man deserves it."
Anything staring Jackie chan and Owen Wilson will leave you in stitches. The two actors together are like PB&J. The rush hour series with Chris Tucker was pretty darn funny too. I know that he's teamed up with a lot of actors and you really can't go wrong if you like the type of Movies Jackie stars in.
If only he could have starred with Tom Cruise who also does his own stunts (He probably got inspired by Jackie if i have to make an assumption, not sure tho)
For me there are 6 legends of Asian martial artists movies: Bruce Lee- He brought to America the culture of Chinese martial art. Very serious in his acting and a proficient fighter. He opens the eyes of the world to how amazing martial art is. Jackie Chan - He brought something new to martial art movies. He brought a unique sense of comedy and has the most incredible stunts in any videography history. I will always appreciate how funny and serious he got in Drunken Master 1 & 2. Jet Li - He had something very mythical in his acting. He has this amazing silent look in Danny the Dog. The profile of a pro martial artist almost looks like a monk. Having portrayed some of the most iconic martial artists such as Huo Yuanjia in Fearless. Donnie Yen - While many thought the idea of 'Americanizing' every Chinese movie was the only way back in the golden age to broaden the audience. With the mindset of people changing with age, Donnie gave us a vision of how Chinese movies can truly be appreciated internationally in Ip Man. Tonnie Jaa - Chinese movies became popular, but was it the most brutal? Tonnie Jaa brought to the screen how incredibly brutal and exciting Muay Thai is. He brought something fresh to martial art movies as well as being an amazing stuntman. Michael Jai White - This guy is a multiple black belt 3rd Degree Karate Jiu Jitsu. So he is not just acting. Movies such as Never back down shows underground fight, even so, he remains true to his Karate style high posture kicks and punches and lethal submission moves.
My favourite Jackie Chan movie.... that's a hard question. I don't really have a favorite, just some that I like more than others. The first Jackie Chan movie I ever saw was "Project A" when it was on Dutch tv in 1997 or 1998. I loved all the fight scenes but specifically the first bar fight (macaroni!). The next week they were showing "First Strike". I almost spat out my drink at the Koala underwear. The ladder fight at the funeral home, when you look at it closely, many hand (and finger) prints can be seen on the top floor which shows that he had done that scene many times over. I also LOVE the fight with all the blue doors in "Mr. Nice Guy". And on "Accidental Spy" when the woman asks him "what do you see?" And he replies "Watermelon" because they had just driven through a market and there where watermelons on the front window of the car/truck. Btw the name of Yuen Biao is pronounced as Yuen Bioo (the "ioo" pronounced as "you"). When Jackie was making "Project A" and was thinking of including a bycicle chase he was told that Steven Spielberg was also using a bycicle or bycicles in "ET" so he was about to skip the bycicle chase. So, when "ET" was released he and his team went to watch it. They were of course very happy that "ET"'s bycicle part was nothing like what they had in mind for their movie, so they were very happy to include it into their movie. About the making of "Police Story" (and especially the scene where Jackie slides down the pole with all the lights on it) the electricity on the lights was supposed to be of low power so that it would look good but Jackie would not get hurt. But the light technician did something wrong so the lights on the pole were on full power. So Jackie got real electricity shocks and burns. On "Who Am I?" where he was fighting Ron Smoorenburg, Ron Smoorenburg had so much trouble fighting like the Jackie Chan Stunt Team, that they eventually replaced him with Brad Allen who was a member of the stunt team. Brad was wearing the same outfit that Ron had been wearing, and they managed to make the fight look like Jackie was still fighting Ron Smoorenburg. Which I think is a huge effort. Because Ron Smoorenburg was 6'2" (1.88m) and Brad Allen was 5' 1/4" (1.63m) Sadly Brad Allen died on August 7th 2021 at the young age of 48. I know of many more trivia and references, but it's 3.45 AM here in Holland. So if you want to read more, let me know!
jackie movies are always can be watch with families. i love since the childhood i remember the first movie i loved was project A then armor of god police story and list go on 🥰🥰
Wow!!! Being a big fan of Jackie Chan, I never knew he was a singer. My respect and administration towards him has now grown multifold. There is truly one and only JACKIE CHAN.
IKR, When the video came up that showed he was about to start singing I was like OMFG, not another actor that wants to be a singer. I was happily surprised at the quality of his voice. He may not sell millions of CDs, but he is certainly better then the other 99% of actors that try their voice at singing.
I love Jackie Chan since i was a kid until i grow up and have family on my own and they love him too❤️ no one can replace Jackie Chan's style in action comedy film and his dangerous stunts who almost took his own life just to give us an excellent film....I love u Jackie Chan ❤️❤️❤️
Ask world champion kickboxer, Benny the Jet, how legit a fighter Jackie is...He will enthusiastically tell you that he is most definitely NOT someone you'd want to mess with.
Jackie has a humble nature that stands out in nearly all his movies. I’ve watched most of his amazing movies and never get bored of his humour and incredible marshal arts. Love the man. I just wish you could keep making movies but I understand that age and aches and pains catch up. ❤👍🏻🇦🇺😁
We love ALL of Mr. Jacky Chan's movies from the 70's till today! We are one of his No. 1 Fan since the 70's! We wish someday, we could meet and shake his hand. We love Mr. Jacky Chan, before, now and forever!
IMHO, the pairing of Jackie Chan with Chris Tucker was golden. They're such different personalities but both very adept at comedy from their respective angles. But it was the synergy that produced great entertainment.
Also encouraged his acting partners to do their own stunts and showed them how. It's great he just doesn't show up for a pay check or credit. Humble man with amazing talent. I learned about him when I was young (born in 1971) before Rush Hour and all his more main stream films. Always loved his action scenes/stunts. I also like his comedic work better than his serious stuff. Funny seeing a guy you know can do the trick perfect, but purposely feints an error and makes faces and body motions of pain. He is a legend to me.
I love this statement but it isn't entirely true. There was one stunt (i don't know which movie it was from) where the Rollerman did one or 2 of his stunts. But Jackie did the rest. Not throwing shade. But yeah 99.9% of Chan's stunts were performed by himself
I love Jackie Chan, the Rush Hour movies crack me up. The combination of insane fight scenes, and crazy humor 😜 just can't be equaled. It surprises me though that he is still alive, the blooper scenes shows him falling off a tower, the landings look like he could have broken his neck.
Kung Fu. Parkour. Comedy. Acting. The four nations lived together in harmony, but everything changed when the Parkour Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, can stop them, but when the world needed him the most, he vanished. A decade later, a new Avatar has been discovered, a kung fu master named Jackie Chan. Although his death-defying martial arts skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he’s ready to save anyone, but we believe Jackie can save the world. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
I bought The Foreigner on a whim. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of acting JC put in./ Usually, his movies are mostly about action with very little acting chops required of JC. With, the Foreigner, it's a step up. I hope there are more like these in the future and fewer Chinese Zodiacs.
Hands down, Jackie chan is the best stunt actor of all time - no comparison. He's suffered ridiculously serious injuries - its a miracle he's still alive & intact.
his fellow Hong Kong martial arts action stars like Yuen Biao, Sammo Hung, and Yuen Wah do not get enough credit... Show them some love as well because they have also suffered insane injuries for they careers, just that they didn't become internationally famous like he did
@@cyborgchicken3502 I think you missed the point @jivebunny997 is trying to make. He's talking about "THE BEST" can any of his fellow HK action stars BEST him?........
he has been a part of my chilhood and my father's. We watch his films on VHS, even a documentary that showcases the injuries that he gained after so many films. But the best and favorite that we loved the most is Police Story 1-3
If there was any other person i wouldn't have spend my 1 hour watching this documentary. I can watch for 1 more hour too. This is Jackie chan whose chrismatic personality made me to learn about his biography. ❤️
I would LOVE to have a DVD of all of the Outtakes that were filmed over the year's!! Just the ones I've seen are a lot of fun to watch (except for the ones that you just knew badly hurt him!). Talk about putting everything towards your career!!
I got to meet Jackie Chan about the time when Rush Hour came out. He had a autobiography book coming out and he was doing a book signing in my town. It was at a Target, and the line wrapped all the way around the building before you even made it inside it. The unfortunate part about this story was that I ended up losing that signed book several years later. I was so distraught about it.
I only come to know him only recently after watching most of his interviews More than watching his movies...and I think am already in love with him.... I mean with his cheerful nature
When he took that jump and crashed against that heli leaving him unconscious, that was probably the closest to death he's ever been. No insurance company wanted to insure him 😅 Haven't spoken to him in a while, but I have fond memories of him.
He is my all time favorite actor! He has been a part of my life starting when I was a child! I watch one of his movies atleast once a week. I'm 39 now lol
A true actor who did his all real actions only for his fan another than who does this kind of risk taking actions where you can die too , just salute him, a love from a true JC's fan , long live JC love you
So amazing its hard to believe but this guy looks like another Bruce Lee with humour and a long way road to success well done jackie !! My favorite film is Drunken Master but..I've been watching Jackie Chan's movies since 34 years and it's nearly impossible to pick which one is the best because he has so many great movies. It's hard to think that he's 68
I love Jackie Chan. I had no idea of the magnitude of things this man has done. I always wondered how he was so natural on screen, expressive and had incredible comedic timing. I subscribed because of all the information you gave me about Jackie.
La Grange rhymes with Range as in home on the ... Its a town in Texas, famous for a certain thing, maybe you remember the Burt Reynolds Dolly Parton movie? Or Marvin Zindler. Anyway, the mispronunciation bugged me because it meant you didnt even listen to the song.
He's the most amazing person to do what he does in films. Plus he has a lot of guts to do his own stints. I will love his work always. Just keep going on what you do best.
My favorite is 'who am i'. remember i came home from school and my dad was watching it. took a rest before starting home work watching the last part of it. when the big slide jump was coming up he made sure i was paying attention saying "remember, this is Chan doing all this. no safety, no stunt doubles". so far he was just doing fighting so i wasn't too impressed, then he does the jump and remembering what my dad said i nearly though Chan committed suicide.
I work at higher military chief defense us forces,in American embassy in canberra, and im not far away to them where i live....i walk everyday to work and "JACKIE CHAN PARENTS HOUSE I WALK IN FRONT OF THERE HOUSE EVERYDAY....I LOVE JACKIE CHAN ALL HIS MOVIES....THATS HOW CLOSE BY TO HIS PARENTS HOUSE IN CANBERRA,CLOSE TO MANUKA SHOPS...HI JACKIE, MY NAME LETTY FROM CANBERRA AUSTRALIA...24TH SEPTEMBER 2022, SAVE THIS VIDEO FOR THE RECORDS...GOD BLESS YOU 😇😇😇😇
The 7 little fortunes are Corey yuen, yuen wah, the landlady from kung-fu hustle, yuen Biao, Sammo Hung I think, Jackie Chan. I don't remember the 7th one
I want him to act as an grandpa of chinese family living in US... I want to see a vulnerable side of him in acting, something heartfelt, warm, kinda slice of life movie... He is a great actor, but I want to see him in a "mainstream" kinda story.
I did martial arts for about 8 yrs and every martial artist I trained with idolised him. He is a great man a humble man and such a good person. Love him ❤️
my dad loved these type of movies , we were poor but somehow had many caset tapes to watch since we had no cable. I would run around mimicking the moves and noise mis movie and he would be there supporting the antics 😂 will always be a memory I’ll never forget and hopefully make it a tradition with my own kids
Robert Clouse was not the producer of Enter the Dragon, he was THE DIRECTOR!!! Why are there ALWAYS lame mistakes in these biographies? DO YOUR RESEARCH!!!
Most of us grew up watching Jackie Chan movies. As they rightly say, not every Chinese is Jackie Chan.. so true. There is ONLY one Jackie Chan. Legend. My fav movie is Police Story and Who am I.
Here's one not movie related: Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama was an admirer of Jackie Chan (and viceversa, Chan was a fan of the Dr. Slump and Dragon Ball mangas) and Toriyama based the "Jackie Chun" identity Muten Roshi adopts to participate in the martial arts tournaments on Chan (they have met in person too)
I am beyond amazed at his accomplishments. And I am very curious as to whether my eyes & memory are tricking me or not, his stunts loo familiar to those of Tom Cruise. And since his movies where before Tom Cruise, does it mean, Tom has been copying & never given credit, or even spoken to be inspired by Jackie? Wow!...Really would love someone else take on this, because I see a lot of similarities
You are wrong he has a first degree belt in Hap Ki do. The Young master he worked with one of the great Hap ki do masters. lot of his movement comes from Hap Ki Do. Just look the Young Master villain. In 72 lot of Hong Kong stars learned Hap ki do for the movies. He was in the movie Hap Ki Do doing a kick. He very good Martial Artist for real. You check it out. Nice review of his movies.
Jackie Chan made over 300 movies I remember my dad owning a CD shop he had houndreds of CD 's of Jackie Chan movies some CD's had 50+ movies in 1 CD . Crazy how many DVD player we had to buy to watch all those movies . We watched Jackie Chan every day for many years
Mitsubishi has an Evo 9 Jackie Chan Edition, so rare only 50 units were made. Lamborghini made an Aventador Jackie Chan Edition later auctioned off the car to raise money for the Jackie Chan Charity Fund.
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Never thought of him as Bruce's replacement , he's unique
It's sad to see this legend getting old.
Meh, we all get old if we're lucky.
He will never get old Legends never do ✨✨✨
Honey it's just life 😔
You’re plan is to defy linear time?
It's a blessing
Jackie literally started from 0. From poverty, he built his own career, working as hard as he could, working any job he could. When I see him now being one of the richest self-made people in China, I think to myself, "Now that man deserves it."
Yup ❤
Agreed his dedication to his craft is an inspiration. 🥰🥰🥰
I know Jackie Chan, it's that guy in that mumble rap song
I don't know all his life history but he said you're really good actor
Jackie Chan is the only actor I have ever wished to meet. He is charming
But he come off as jerk =/
@@JeffWeselyan why????
He’s a commie.
Him and keanu for me
He's actually an asshole in real life
Jackie Chan is the real dedicated actor Long Live with good health to Jackie
Jackie Chan's smiling face 🌝 is so ironic. His smile never fail to brighten the movie experience.
Perhaps you mean iconic?
@@lunaticfringe5834 hahaha，now I get it ,I just spend 5mins to try to understand what he means
Anything staring Jackie chan and Owen Wilson will leave you in stitches. The two actors together are like PB&J. The rush hour series with Chris Tucker was pretty darn funny too. I know that he's teamed up with a lot of actors and you really can't go wrong if you like the type of Movies Jackie stars in.
Love his early movies recent movies I love Rush hour Chris Tucker could get annoying but him and Jackie works well. So funny
If only he could have starred with Tom Cruise who also does his own stunts (He probably got inspired by Jackie if i have to make an assumption, not sure tho)
Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.
Jackie chan... the legend in our times
For me there are 6 legends of Asian martial artists movies:
Bruce Lee- He brought to America the culture of Chinese martial art. Very serious in his acting and a proficient fighter.
He opens the eyes of the world to how amazing martial art is.
Jackie Chan - He brought something new to martial art movies. He brought a unique sense of comedy and has the most incredible stunts in any videography history.
I will always appreciate how funny and serious he got in Drunken Master 1 & 2.
Jet Li - He had something very mythical in his acting. He has this amazing silent look in Danny the Dog. The profile of a pro martial artist almost looks like a monk.
Having portrayed some of the most iconic martial artists such as Huo Yuanjia in Fearless.
Donnie Yen - While many thought the idea of 'Americanizing' every Chinese movie was the only way back in the golden age to broaden the audience.
With the mindset of people changing with age, Donnie gave us a vision of how Chinese movies can truly be appreciated internationally in Ip Man.
Tonnie Jaa - Chinese movies became popular, but was it the most brutal? Tonnie Jaa brought to the screen how incredibly brutal and exciting Muay Thai is.
He brought something fresh to martial art movies as well as being an amazing stuntman.
Michael Jai White - This guy is a multiple black belt 3rd Degree Karate Jiu Jitsu. So he is not just acting. Movies such as Never back down shows underground fight,
even so, he remains true to his Karate style high posture kicks and punches and lethal submission moves.
I love them all. If Bruce Lee was still alive today, I would love to have seen them all in a movie together.
Only know 4 of them who is 4th and 6th ?
@@bobbeatbox udont know IP Man?
@@kitrik23 everyone know ip man
How can you ignore Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao?
This biography was excellent, fast paced and informative. I had no idea about the depth of Jackie Chan
My favourite Jackie Chan movie.... that's a hard question. I don't really have a favorite, just some that I like more than others. The first Jackie Chan movie I ever saw was "Project A" when it was on Dutch tv in 1997 or 1998. I loved all the fight scenes but specifically the first bar fight (macaroni!). The next week they were showing "First Strike". I almost spat out my drink at the Koala underwear. The ladder fight at the funeral home, when you look at it closely, many hand (and finger) prints can be seen on the top floor which shows that he had done that scene many times over. I also LOVE the fight with all the blue doors in "Mr. Nice Guy". And on "Accidental Spy" when the woman asks him "what do you see?" And he replies "Watermelon" because they had just driven through a market and there where watermelons on the front window of the car/truck. Btw the name of Yuen Biao is pronounced as Yuen Bioo (the "ioo" pronounced as "you"). When Jackie was making "Project A" and was thinking of including a bycicle chase he was told that Steven Spielberg was also using a bycicle or bycicles in "ET" so he was about to skip the bycicle chase. So, when "ET" was released he and his team went to watch it. They were of course very happy that "ET"'s bycicle part was nothing like what they had in mind for their movie, so they were very happy to include it into their movie.
About the making of "Police Story" (and especially the scene where Jackie slides down the pole with all the lights on it) the electricity on the lights was supposed to be of low power so that it would look good but Jackie would not get hurt. But the light technician did something wrong so the lights on the pole were on full power. So Jackie got real electricity shocks and burns.
On "Who Am I?" where he was fighting Ron Smoorenburg, Ron Smoorenburg had so much trouble fighting like the Jackie Chan Stunt Team, that they eventually replaced him with Brad Allen who was a member of the stunt team. Brad was wearing the same outfit that Ron had been wearing, and they managed to make the fight look like Jackie was still fighting Ron Smoorenburg. Which I think is a huge effort. Because Ron Smoorenburg was 6'2" (1.88m) and Brad Allen was 5' 1/4" (1.63m) Sadly Brad Allen died on August 7th 2021 at the young age of 48.
I know of many more trivia and references, but it's 3.45 AM here in Holland. So if you want to read more, let me know!
A legend we all love. I am so glad I live in the same era as him. Love you, Jackie.
Same here. Grew up watching him
Same here could not imagine cinema without him love you Jackie 🥰
jackie chan supports the ccp.
Nah, if you know he is probably one of the most hated actor in Hong Kong, where he came from
@@ryanlichiwai Nah, if you actually did some basic research you'd find he's made several statements showcasing his support for the ccp.
jackie movies are always can be watch with families.
i love since the childhood
i remember the first movie i loved was project A
then armor of god
police story and list go on
🥰🥰
Wow!!! Being a big fan of Jackie Chan, I never knew he was a singer. My respect and administration towards him has now grown multifold. There is truly one and only JACKIE CHAN.
IKR, When the video came up that showed he was about to start singing I was like OMFG, not another actor that wants to be a singer. I was happily surprised at the quality of his voice. He may not sell millions of CDs, but he is certainly better then the other 99% of actors that try their voice at singing.
He sings the ending credits song in Police Story! ;)
I love Jackie Chan since i was a kid until i grow up and have family on my own and they love him too❤️ no one can replace Jackie Chan's style in action comedy film and his dangerous stunts who almost took his own life just to give us an excellent film....I love u Jackie Chan ❤️❤️❤️
Ask world champion kickboxer, Benny the Jet, how legit a fighter Jackie is...He will enthusiastically tell you that he is most definitely NOT someone you'd want to mess with.
Jackie has a humble nature that stands out in nearly all his movies. I’ve watched most of his amazing movies and never get bored of his humour and incredible marshal arts. Love the man. I just wish you could keep making movies but I understand that age and aches and pains catch up. ❤👍🏻🇦🇺😁
We love ALL of Mr. Jacky Chan's movies from the 70's till today! We are one of his No. 1 Fan since the 70's! We wish someday, we could meet and shake his hand. We love Mr. Jacky Chan, before, now and forever!
IMHO, the pairing of Jackie Chan with Chris Tucker was golden. They're such different personalities but both very adept at comedy from their respective angles. But it was the synergy that produced great entertainment.
Chan is so multi-talented - what can't he do? His movies are awesome for their choreography, stunts, and fight scenes.
What so good about Jackie he did all his stunts. No fake actors. Making him the best. Nice info you crack it all. thanks
Also encouraged his acting partners to do their own stunts and showed them how. It's great he just doesn't show up for a pay check or credit. Humble man with amazing talent. I learned about him when I was young (born in 1971) before Rush Hour and all his more main stream films. Always loved his action scenes/stunts. I also like his comedic work better than his serious stuff. Funny seeing a guy you know can do the trick perfect, but purposely feints an error and makes faces and body motions of pain. He is a legend to me.
I love this statement but it isn't entirely true. There was one stunt (i don't know which movie it was from) where the Rollerman did one or 2 of his stunts. But Jackie did the rest. Not throwing shade. But yeah 99.9% of Chan's stunts were performed by himself
He also unknowingly invented parkour decades before anyone else.
I love Jackie Chan, the Rush Hour movies crack me up. The combination of insane fight scenes, and crazy humor 😜 just can't be equaled. It surprises me though that he is still alive, the blooper scenes shows him falling off a tower, the landings look like he could have broken his neck.
Rush hour worst of his films rofl
I don't care for the typical karate chopping movies. But I did love Rush Hour. Just my opinion.
@@caroldavis5877 meh, BOOORIIIING :p Watch Drunken Master 1 and 2. Those are good movies :p
@@caroldavis5877 He doesn't do karate
I loved rush hour too - the interaction between Jackie Chan and chris tucker is one of a kind
Kung Fu. Parkour. Comedy. Acting. The four nations lived together in harmony, but everything changed when the Parkour Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, can stop them, but when the world needed him the most, he vanished. A decade later, a new Avatar has been discovered, a kung fu master named Jackie Chan. Although his death-defying martial arts skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he’s ready to save anyone, but we believe Jackie can save the world.
🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
His fight with Benny in Meals on Wheels is incredible, there's one kick he pops out that's so quick if you blink you miss it. Amazing person
In our childhood days we used to see his movies on rental basis and he was our first super star
Jackie is truly one of a kind.
Chinese Puppet!
I bought The Foreigner on a whim. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of acting JC put in./ Usually, his movies are mostly about action with very little acting chops required of JC. With, the Foreigner, it's a step up. I hope there are more like these in the future and fewer Chinese Zodiacs.
What's your favorite Jackie Chan movie?
Wheels on meals!
The interview where he trashes america and the people as corrupt and thieves, my favorite
Rumble in the Bronx
Enter the Dragon
Well , that's tough... but,I know you said "film" so, I'll cheat and say The Rush Hour collection!!!
Hands down, Jackie chan is the best stunt actor of all time - no comparison. He's suffered ridiculously serious injuries - its a miracle he's still alive & intact.
his fellow Hong Kong martial arts action stars like Yuen Biao, Sammo Hung, and Yuen Wah do not get enough credit... Show them some love as well because they have also suffered insane injuries for they careers, just that they didn't become internationally famous like he did
@@cyborgchicken3502 I think you missed the point @jivebunny997 is trying to make. He's talking about "THE BEST" can any of his fellow HK action stars BEST him?........
he has been a part of my chilhood and my father's. We watch his films on VHS, even a documentary that showcases the injuries that he gained after so many films. But the best and favorite that we loved the most is Police Story 1-3
i'm starting to think jackie chan is immortal
If there was any other person i wouldn't have spend my 1 hour watching this documentary. I can watch for 1 more hour too. This is Jackie chan whose chrismatic personality made me to learn about his biography. ❤️
I would LOVE to have a DVD of all of the Outtakes that were filmed over the year's!! Just the ones I've seen are a lot of fun to watch (except for the ones that you just knew badly hurt him!). Talk about putting everything towards your career!!
If I could spend an hour in anyones company I would choose Jackie a conversation with him would be amazing ✨
Love Jackie chan's movies I can watch them over and over. Always so entertaining.
Very happy to see that you passed the 100k milestone watched your vids since 20k subs I guess it is now the road to 1m subs keep the great content .
The Buster Keaton of martial arts. Pure genius.
I got to meet Jackie Chan about the time when Rush Hour came out. He had a autobiography book coming out and he was doing a book signing in my town. It was at a Target, and the line wrapped all the way around the building before you even made it inside it. The unfortunate part about this story was that I ended up losing that signed book several years later. I was so distraught about it.
All one can say, when you hear the name Jackie Chan is , WOW!
And all you can do is smile, and say, thank you Jackie!😇
I only come to know him only recently after watching most of his interviews
More than watching his movies...and I think am already in love with him....
I mean with his cheerful nature
When he took that jump and crashed against that heli leaving him unconscious, that was probably the closest to death he's ever been.
No insurance company wanted to insure him 😅
Haven't spoken to him in a while, but I have fond memories of him.
I grew up watching his films and will grow old infatuated with all his films. His movies is truly entertainment
Outstanding bio. Maybe the best I have ever seen. The depth of research ad details were just great. Thanks
Wow, thanks!
He is my all time favorite actor! He has been a part of my life starting when I was a child! I watch one of his movies atleast once a week. I'm 39 now lol
A true actor who did his all real actions only for his fan another than who does this kind of risk taking actions where you can die too , just salute him, a love from a true JC's fan , long live JC love you
i did not know Jackie Chan can sing. i watched almost all of his movies:)
So amazing its hard to believe but this guy looks like another Bruce Lee with humour and a long way road to success well done jackie !! My favorite film is Drunken Master but..I've been watching Jackie Chan's movies since 34 years and it's nearly impossible to pick which one is the best because he has so many great movies. It's hard to think that he's 68
I love Jackie Chan. I had no idea of the magnitude of things this man has done. I always wondered how he was so natural on screen, expressive and had incredible comedic timing. I subscribed because of all the information you gave me about Jackie.
I believe he holds till this day a few Guinness World Records throughout his long career. I'm not 100%, but pretty sure. Lol ! 😆
La Grange rhymes with Range as in home on the ... Its a town in Texas, famous for a certain thing, maybe you remember the Burt Reynolds Dolly Parton movie? Or Marvin Zindler. Anyway, the mispronunciation bugged me because it meant you didnt even listen to the song.
Wow i love this documentary, the best jackie chan documentary so far. Bravo
He's the most amazing person to do what he does in films. Plus he has a lot of guts to do his own stints. I will love his work always. Just keep going on what you do best.
Jackie chan is my idol and the one of the legend in our time..
My favorite is 'who am i'. remember i came home from school and my dad was watching it. took a rest before starting home work watching the last part of it. when the big slide jump was coming up he made sure i was paying attention saying "remember, this is Chan doing all this. no safety, no stunt doubles". so far he was just doing fighting so i wasn't too impressed, then he does the jump and remembering what my dad said i nearly though Chan committed suicide.
Jacki chan will always be number one in some of his films he almost last his life of it and noone can't replace him
he even confronted a gang with 2 guns and 5 grenades. what a G
Dude Jackie Chan is the man. That’s so cool that he can speak like 5 languages. Super inspiring to me in my Japanese, Chinese and Spanish studies.
Daaaaamn what a Man! Holy Moly he is crazy! Funny and a GREAT ACTOR!!!! OUCH!!!!
A disappointment to his fans and supports the Chinese Fascist regime.
Completely amoral
I work at higher military chief defense us forces,in American embassy in canberra, and im not far away to them where i live....i walk everyday to work and "JACKIE CHAN PARENTS HOUSE I WALK IN FRONT OF THERE HOUSE EVERYDAY....I LOVE JACKIE CHAN ALL HIS MOVIES....THATS HOW CLOSE BY TO HIS PARENTS HOUSE IN CANBERRA,CLOSE TO MANUKA SHOPS...HI JACKIE, MY NAME LETTY FROM CANBERRA AUSTRALIA...24TH SEPTEMBER 2022, SAVE THIS VIDEO FOR THE RECORDS...GOD BLESS YOU 😇😇😇😇
He is definitely 1 of my favorite ❣️❣️❣️ actors in the business..
I really love his movies including bloopers . Love from Japan 🇯🇵
All of his movies are worth watching en number of times and you enjoy the movie as if you are watching it for first time ❤❤❤ love the legend 💕💕
Please stop perpetuating the myth he does his own stunts, he doesn't honestly, there's another video on youtube exposing this pretty much.
@mrrpggamer2 of course he uses stunt doubles. But,he does majority of his stunts,more than most
The 7 little fortunes are Corey yuen, yuen wah, the landlady from kung-fu hustle, yuen Biao, Sammo Hung I think, Jackie Chan. I don't remember the 7th one
I want him to act as an grandpa of chinese family living in US... I want to see a vulnerable side of him in acting, something heartfelt, warm, kinda slice of life movie... He is a great actor, but I want to see him in a "mainstream" kinda story.
I did martial arts for about 8 yrs and every martial artist I trained with idolised him. He is a great man a humble man and such a good person. Love him ❤️
LUV JC...WATCH HIM SINCE I WAS KID...POLICE STORY FAV...AND ALSO DRAGON FIST...LUV THE SOUNDTRACK TOO
my dad loved these type of movies , we were poor but somehow had many caset tapes to watch since we had no cable. I would run around mimicking the moves and noise mis movie and he would be there supporting the antics 😂 will always be a memory I’ll never forget and hopefully make it a tradition with my own kids
Jackie Chan is the real action hero!
Great compilation. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hero innovator risk taker truly the very best Made the boyhood an exciting and growing up on his movies time flies
No way! Around The world in 80 days flopped? :o
I had no idea, I love that movie so much!
Thanks for the video, very well made and I enjoyed it :)
I love all Jackie Chan's movies. They are all very intertaining! He is my favorite actor. I'm watching from Cyprus.
Jackie chans stunt double should get all the credit !
His name is Jackie chan too 😉
They just need to stop saying he does all his own stunts. There's a video showing he doesn't. He does a good amount of them but not all of them.
what an interesting and intelligent actor, love his movies.
His life motto must be, “No pain, No gain”
From humble beginnings to star, using comedic action styles
Robert Clouse was not the producer of Enter the Dragon, he was THE DIRECTOR!!! Why are there ALWAYS lame mistakes in these biographies? DO YOUR RESEARCH!!!
Much respect n admiration 4 Jackie
Most of us grew up watching Jackie Chan movies. As they rightly say, not every Chinese is Jackie Chan.. so true. There is ONLY one Jackie Chan. Legend. My fav movie is Police Story and Who am I.
Here's one not movie related: Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama was an admirer of Jackie Chan (and viceversa, Chan was a fan of the Dr. Slump and Dragon Ball mangas) and Toriyama based the "Jackie Chun" identity Muten Roshi adopts to participate in the martial arts tournaments on Chan (they have met in person too)
Ohh, I was about to mention that, but you even added something I did not know. Nice.
my favorite Jackie chan movie is "Police Story 2" Lot of great action & comedy, it was the first film I watch that stared him.
I am beyond amazed at his accomplishments. And I am very curious as to whether my eyes & memory are tricking me or not, his stunts loo familiar to those of Tom Cruise. And since his movies where before Tom Cruise, does it mean, Tom has been copying & never given credit, or even spoken to be inspired by Jackie? Wow!...Really would love someone else take on this, because I see a lot of similarities
Now that you mention it 🤔
Almost any action film that tries to improvise like that is a direct link to Jackie Chan's work. That's why he's such a historical icon.
Jackie Chan make my childhood awesome by his comedy, fighting and good action in movie.
What i love on Chan's movies are action comedies.not the death defying stunts.thats why i love also samu hung.
So happy to have found this and THANKS for making it! Jackie Chan has been a favorite, for decades now.
I love the movie rumble in the Bronx. It was a great one.
You are wrong he has a first degree belt in Hap Ki do. The Young master he worked with one of the great Hap ki do masters. lot of his movement comes from Hap Ki Do. Just look the Young Master villain. In 72 lot of Hong Kong stars learned Hap ki do for the movies. He was in the movie Hap Ki Do doing a kick. He very good Martial Artist for real. You check it out. Nice review of his movies.
Jackie Chan is AWESOME
The dude is brilliant. I have always been a fan and studied martial arts for years after seeing him.
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the cartoon show was nothing more to ask for in childhood cartoons
Jackie Chan made over 300 movies
I remember my dad owning a CD shop he had houndreds of CD 's of Jackie Chan movies some CD's had 50+ movies in 1 CD . Crazy how many DVD player we had to buy to watch all those movies . We watched Jackie Chan every day for many years
Jackie Chan did All of his own stunts in his movies and broke nearly every bone in his body
Jacky Chang a hero to Zero. Got fame from Hong Kong but turned into China communist speaker. 😂😂😂
Mitsubishi has an Evo 9 Jackie Chan Edition, so rare only 50 units were made. Lamborghini made an Aventador Jackie Chan Edition later auctioned off the car to raise money for the Jackie Chan Charity Fund.
he was my hero until he sucked up to the Chinese communist regime, when many Hongkong movie stars remained loyal to HK.
i loved the foreigner by Jackie Chan awesome movie
My hero when I was a kid late 70s early 80s beside BruceLee he deserves everything he gets true Legend!! Xx