Jackie Chan's contribution to world cinema is difficult to overestimate. It was he, along with Bruce Lee, who was able to promote martial arts in cinema to such an extent that no current action movie is complete without fights staged in the style developed by the masters of Hong Kong cinema. Jackie Chan's quotes are also worthy of great attention, which no, no, but slip out of his mouth, even though in real life he is a shy and calm person who does not really like to stand out from the crowd and play in public.
Unsurpassed master and stunt performer
This is not to say that Jackie Chan is an undeniable martial arts master, but as a stuntman and choreographer of fighting scenes, he is truly considered unsurpassed. He twice got into the Guinness Book of Records as the person who performed the largest number of fatal and other tricks in his career, and therefore all Jackie Chan quotes, one way or another, revolve around his stunt skill, success and lifestyle.
Film sayings
As we all know, scripts for films are written by screenwriters and often the dialogues in them are corrected by the directors themselves. And despite the fact that Jackie himself often plays the role of both, quotes from films with his participation are not some kind of iconic and outstanding, since his films are usually light, entertaining and do not carry any global meaning. In addition, after being translated into Russian, the phrases, in most cases, come out altered and often lose their original meaning, subtext and background.
In most of his films, Jackie appears to the audience as an ordinary guy, not particularly brilliant with his mind, but skilled in martial arts and not without cunning and resourcefulness. Some volatile and memorable global phrases his heroes cannot give out a priori, otherwise they would no longer be comedies.
Quotes and Sayings
Previously, Jackie was constantly pestered by reporters, trying to find out from him what style of martial arts he had in priority. Somehow Jackie got tired of this, and he gave them one of his most famous phrases: “My style of martial arts is Chinese vinaigrette,” after which it immediately became clear to everyone that you couldn’t get anything definite from him in this sense. The actor himself meant that he takes from all styles what he needs at the moment, while not being a clearly defined adherent of any school or style.
Most popular sayings
As already mentioned, most Jackie Chan quotes refer to his trick art. Below are some of them.
- “It’s not at all difficult for me to do the most dizzying stunts, because for me it’s just a banal everyday life.”
- "The day I can no longer do my stunts will be my last day on the job."
- "People who think I don't feel fear while doing my stunts are way crazier than I am."
- “Sometimes I stop and think to myself: “After all, I could die today!”
Jackie has had so many broken bones throughout his career that the actor has probably already lost count. He himself speaks of this with irony: “If I wanted to, I could become the most famous doctor in the world. Instead, I became the most famous patient in the world…”
Quotes On How To Be Successful
Jackie Chan's quotes on how to achieve success deserve special attention. Here is some of them.
- “Don't believe people who say it won't work. They are failures and will remain so.”
- "The best way to achieve success is to love what you do."
- "For those who are successful, six vices should be avoided: laziness, drowsiness, anger, fear, idleness and indecision."
Conclusion
I would like to end the article with Jackie's statement about his comparison with Bruce Lee: “I never aspired to become the second Bruce Lee. I just wanted to be the first Jackie Chan!" And according to the majority of moviegoers, he still did it!
Jackie Chan, although a martial artist, makes most viewers smile. He has such a role. But his biography is the story of the path through thorns to the stars. Here are just a few facts about his life.
1. Jackie Chan was born on April 7, 1954 in a poor Hong Kong family. There is evidence that his mother bore him for 12 months. Jackie's weight at birth was 5 kilograms 400 grams.
2. Jackie Chan's family was so poor that the parents offered the obstetrician who delivered the baby to buy a baby for 1,500 Hong Kong dollars. Luckily, they quickly changed their minds. But, having become a star, Jackie retained the habits of a simple guy from a poor quarter. Being a millionaire, Jackie Chan washes clothes, cooks food and cleans the house only by himself.
3. From the age of 6, Chan studied at the opera school. There Jackie spent 10 years. Together with him studied Sammo Hong (known to us from numerous action films, in particular, from the TV series "Chinese Policeman") and Yun Biao, who also later became a famous actor.
4. In 1976, Jackie underwent eye augmentation surgery. Strictly speaking, not on their own. During the filming of "The Drunken Master" there was a nuisance. Performing a trick, he unsuccessfully fell off the table to the floor and injured his eye. At the hospital, they sewed him up with electricity (Jackie said: "No needles"). And when the eye healed, it turned out to be wider than the other. And then the doctor advised me to do cosmetic surgery.
5. Jackie became interested in kung fu after studying at the opera school. But he still trains hard. His training includes an 8-kilometer run and various flexibility exercises.
6. Jackie Chan is often considered a trickster who has nothing to do with real martial arts. But several cases disprove this. Jackie himself told about them: “One incident occurred when I arrived in Detroit, Michigan. When I entered the City Center, I saw a banner that read “Jackie Chan is a kung fu master” hanging over the front door in the City hall "I immediately felt the unpleasant atmosphere of the crowd, which could be offended by such words. My premonition did not deceive me. As soon as the interview ended, I was offered to demonstrate several kung fu techniques. At this moment, a guy jumps out on stage and shouts: "Jackie Chan, what did you do if you were attacked? ". The guy was short, but strongly built. From the way he behaved and was dressed, it seemed that he wanted to make a name for himself in a fight with me. I concentrated while watching the reaction of the staff. But they took no action, wanting to see the duel for themselves. I had no choice but to remain calm and prepare. I decided to strike his legs. He made the first movement, swinging his fists, performing I'm a deception move. But my left foot had already hit his legs. The guy crashed onto the stage. At the same time, we were surrounded by staff."
7. Everyone knows that Jackie Chan does most of his own stunts. They also know that he received more than 3,000 thousand injuries. But perhaps the most difficult happened during the filming of the film "Armor of God." As a result of an unsuccessful jump on a tree, he fell from a height of 12 meters. Jackie had a fractured skull and a brain hemorrhage. After a complex operation, during which he closed a hole in his head, Jackie returned to the site. However, he was forced to turn to the camera only with the left side of his head. After all, the right one, after the operation, was shaved.
8. Jackie got into the Guinness Book of Records with one of his tricks. During the filming of Dragon Lord, Jackie had to hit a two-inch target six meters away from him with a ball. Moreover, he had to do this by kicking the ball with his foot. The scene only took 2 seconds, but it took 2 days of filming and over 1500 takes.
9. Did you know that Jackie is the only Asian honored to be made for Madame Tussauds Wax Museum?! He insisted that he be portrayed in a normal pose, and not a fighting stance. He looks more friendly this way, Jackie thinks.
10. Chan has appeared in more than 100 films. The most famous roles of Jackie are Inspector Lee ("Rush Hour - 1, 2, 3"), Chong Wong ("Shanghai Noon"), Jimmy Tong ("Tuxedo"), Mr. Khan ("The Karate Kid"), Wu Dao ( "Shaolin"), Passepartout / Lau Shin ("Around the World in 80 Days") and others. International success came to Chan: Jackie Chan has stars on the Avenue of Stars in Hollywood, on the Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong and on the Old Arbat in Moscow.
“If I need some kind of spectacular shot, some kind of special effect, I don’t care how much money, time and effort it takes. I go for anything: I can break my arm or leg, but I don’t care much. moments I become obsessed, although at times I tremble with fear, because I am not superman.My fans are the ones who give me the strength to do the seemingly impossible.If not for them, I would consider anyone crazy who would suggest that I dive headfirst into a narrow well 20 meters deep, or jump off the roof of a multi-storey building."
Jackie Chan's real name is Chen Gangsheng, which translates to "Hong Kong-born Chen". The actor received his nickname Jackie at the age of 22, working part-time on construction sites in Canberra (Australia). He was a builder's assistant named Jack, so the workers called Chan "Little Jack" and later just Jackie.
Jackie's father, Charles Chan, was an intelligence officer of the Republic of China, and her mother, Lily, was a theater actress who sold opium in her spare time on stage. They met when Charles, on duty, had to arrest Lily. Both were divorced, and each had two children from a previous marriage: two boys for Charles and two girls for Lily. When the Communist Party came to power in 1949, the married couple fled to Hong Kong, leaving their children behind in China. Jackie was born to them in 1954.
When Jackie was seven years old, his parents abandoned him. They sent the boy to a boarding school, and they themselves sailed to Australia to work. The orphanage that Jackie ended up in specialized in teaching Peking Opera, a specific genre that combines not only acting, singing, mime and dancing, but also acrobatics and martial arts.
Classes in the boarding school began at five in the morning and ended at midnight. Corporal punishment was the norm. At the same time, no time was devoted to reading, writing, arithmetic and other school sciences at all. Until now, Jackie Chan, although he speaks seven languages (Northern Chinese, Cantonese, English, German, Korean, Japanese, Thai), writes and reads even in his native language with difficulty.
A year after training, eight-year-old Jackie starred in his first film, Big and Little Wong Tin Bar. The role was not the main one, he played one of the seven children who are learning kung fu. In the film, Jackie sang and fought with an adult villainous hero.
When Jackie was released from the boarding school in 1971, he had ten films behind him. The roles were small, often he was only one of the extras. In the next seven years, he starred in 26 more films. In two of them, he had a chance to work side by side with Bruce Lee. And although Chan is almost invisible in the crowd in Fist of Fury, Bruce paid special attention to him in Enter the Dragon!
Chan's star was made by two films released in 1978: The Snake in the Eagle's Shadow and The Drunken Master. It was in them that Jackie first combined martial arts and comedy. Prior to these films, the Hong Kong film industry was influenced by the style of Bruce Lee, due to which all the countless kung fu action films were filled with whining fighters who assumed intimidating poses, then quickly dealt with the enemy, after which they again froze in an intimidating pose for a little more whine. Jackie Chan showed that you can beat on the screen effortlessly and not with such stupid seriousness.
As soon as Jackie made his way into the stars, he stopped playing negative characters. After 1976, he played only one bad guy - the head of the Chinese mafia in the film "Incident in Shinjuku". To maintain a positive image, Chan refused to participate in many expensive Hollywood films. He said no to Sylvester Stallone when he asked him to play the villain in The Destroyer. He didn't accept Michael Douglas' offer to be the bad guy in Black Rain. He turned down a role in Lethal Weapon 4. Flint, not a man!
Starting his film career as a stuntman, Chan, as you well know, always did his own stunts, without the help of special effects and understudies. But the older he got, he shied away from outside help less and less. In the movie The Tuxedo, for example, in some scenes, understudies took the rap for him, as many as six of them. However, this is also due to the fact that the film was shot in Hollywood, famous for its thousand-page contracts. The producers were afraid that any injury could prevent the film from being shot on time and at the right cost.
Jackie Chan's calling card is the unfortunate scenes that accompany the closing credits of most of his films. This branded chip appeared not by chance. The moral of bad takes is "Don't try this at home." Jackie Chan wanted to show teenagers that tricks are easy and simple only on the screen, but in fact this thing is very dangerous, even in the hands (and feet) of a professional.
The music lessons received at the boarding school did not go unnoticed for Jackie. He has 20 music albums to his credit. In addition, he often takes part in the voice acting of Disney cartoons for Chinese viewers.
Jackie Chan has twice entered the Guinness Book of Records. He holds the record for "the largest number of mentions in the credits of one film." In the action movie Armor of God: Zodiac Mission, Chan acted as a screenwriter, director, actor, producer, motion picture director, cameraman, chief artist, line producer, stunt coordinator, props, lighting, stuntman, composer, song performer, and even responsible for crew meals.
Jackie was born in Hong Kong in 1954. His parents Charles and Lily Chan were so poor that the baby was offered to an English obstetrician who delivered the baby as a fee, which was only $26. But fate took pity on the baby - the parents found where to borrow money, and he stayed with his family.
Parents fled to Hong Kong - a small island of freedom next to communist China - during the Civil War. Chen Gangsheng (陳港生), in the Cantonese pronunciation of Kong Sung Chan, that is, in the translation "Chan born in Hong Kong", this is the name of the son of Charles and Lily, filled with gratitude to Hong Kong for getting rid of the horrors of the Civil War. In 1960, Chan's parents moved to Australia to work at the Chinese Embassy there. But a year later, the family council decided to send the boy back to China to study life at the Peking Opera School. And so it was done: a little boy crosses the ocean for the second time and returns to his homeland. And at the age of 6, he enters a private school owned by the Peking Opera.
At school, the rise for pupils was at 5 o'clock in the morning and until midnight they had to unquestioningly fulfill every assignment of harsh teachers. For every disobedience, they could be punished, beaten, and for the slightest mistake they took away the daily ration of food, which was already meager and often did not replenish the entire supply of energy spent on classes. The number of subjects studied was measured in four hundred and covered all kinds of crafts, arts and exact sciences. In addition to singing, choreography and dancing, the main program included a wide range of martial arts and martial arts. The harsh upbringing practiced in the Peking Opera School made real men out of the boys, who were much more ready for life's trials in the future than the young men around them.
Subsequently, he was grateful to fate that he got into this school. In addition to stage training, he received excellent skills in mastering his body. At school, he began to practice the martial art of kung fu. At school, his first film debuts in extras took place.
In 1971, Jackie was invited to work as a stuntman for the Shaw Brothers studio. In the same year, he got his first leading role in one of the films - "The Master with Broken Fingers", but the film was not a success, like the next film in which he starred.
Then he participated as a stuntman in the extras of the films "Fist of Fury" and "Enter the Dragon" with the participation. At this time - he was not even twenty then - he takes on a new name - Sing Lung or Cheng Lung (成龍), which means "become a dragon" or "become a dragon". In general, before Chen Kong Sang known to us, he changed his initials more than ten times. Of course, following the others, the young man idolized the legendary Bruce Lee. Subsequently, from Jackie Chan's evasive answers, it became clear that they barely knew each other, although they had filmed together more than once. But it was not for nothing that this name appeared - in those days journalists and fans called Bruce the Dragon.
After the mysterious death of Bruce Lee in 1973, there were years when the producers picked up a replacement for him, but everyone got only weak copies.
At this time, Chen Kong Sang leaves for Australia to visit his parents and, if possible, earn extra money. It was at this time that he takes the pseudonym Jackie Chan. He will return to China in 1976 at the invitation of the famous director Lo Wei, when Lo Wei Motion Picture Co.Ltd. will offer him a contract for cooperation.
Over the next two years after that, Jackie will star in 9 films, but all of them will be just like the films of Bruce Lee. Their mediocre quality and absolutely not expressive plots will infuriate Jackie long before the contract expires. And then one fine day there will be a film studio that will agree to pay a penalty for the early termination of Jackie Chan's contract with Lo Wei's film studio, and invite him to their place. This company will be the Hong Kong film company Seasonal Film Corporation, with which Jackie will cooperate for the next few years. Created by Seasonal Film Corporation, Jackie Chan's films will be among the best in his extensive filmography. Here, for the first time, he not only showed an amazing cascade of tricks and kung fu techniques, but also revealed his acting talent, showed the full potential of his abilities. The first 
the film, when Jackie managed to find her image - "The Serpent in the Eagle's Shadow", was distinguished by an excellently written script. The hero Jackie demonstrated excellent mastery of martial arts, while simultaneously playing a role in the role of a comedian. The hero's witty remarks were quoted everywhere - the film became a real hit in Hong Kong. In the same year, an even higher-grossing film "Drunken Master" was shot. In the next film " Fearless hyena"In 1979, Jackie Chan acts not only as an actor, but also as a director. Jackie Chan created his own image, different from Bruce Lee and his followers. He played brave and uncompromising fighters, and Chan's hero is a rustic, even a little lazy guy, often in confrontation with his family or his girlfriend. But in the end, the truth is on his side.
Jackie Chan confidently and boldly burst into Hollywood with his inimitable cry of "Yaaaa". Jackie has long understood that his strong point is humor combined with incredible stunts and, of course, fight scenes, he has no equal in this. Thanks to him, Chinese martial arts found many fans and admirers.
After films produced by Seasonal Film Corporation, Jackie becomes one of the highest paid actors in Asia. But just at that moment, he breaks the old contract and concludes a new one, with the Golden Harvest film studio. In this film studio, Jackie starred in such wonderful and extremely popular films not only in Hong Kong and China, but throughout the rest of the world, such as Police Story, Armor of God and Project A.
Already in 1987, the actor, together with the Golden Harvest studio, created the Golden Way company, on which he shoots sequels to his best films: Project A 2, Armor of God 2: Operation Condor, Drunken Master 2 and Police story 2". Also on the screens are some new very successful projects: Miracles: The Godfather of Canton (1989), City Hunter (1992), Crime Story (1993).
At the end of the eighties of the twentieth century, it becomes clear to everyone that Jackie Chan, the founder of the "new wave" of Chinese cinema, a great actor, stuntman, producer and director, who has long become a symbol of China's avenue of stars, must strive for more, he simply must conquer Hollywood . Jackie Chan had made attempts to do this before (in 1980, 1981 and 1984), but the audience and critics met him coldly, he was not recognized on the streets and he was not offered lucrative contracts. But he never gave up and kept striving for his goal - to conquer Hollywood.
It is the second half of the nineties of the twentieth century that becomes the best period in Jackie Chan's career. During this time, he filmed and produced such wonderful films as Showdown in the Bronx (1995), Thunderbolt (1995) and First Strike (1996), Mister Cool (1997) and Who Am I? (1998). It is the commercial success of Jackie Chan's last two works that finally allows him to conquer Hollywood - in 1998, his adventure thriller "Rush Hour" was released on the screens of United States cinemas. Starring, of course, Jackie Chano. The audience liked the film so much that it was decided to shoot a sequel, which came out exactly two years later at the very beginning of the 21st century.
At the moment, Jackie Chan works more often abroad. Although he is often thrown into Hong Kong by the plot outline of the next Hollywood blockbuster, as, for example, was the case in the second part of Rush Hour. He performs most of the stunts in his films personally. Often, he cannot do without a broken arm or leg, and he had so many dislocations, abrasions and concussions that doctors only marvel at the heroism and recklessness of the actor. During his career, there were even cases when he literally died, but he was always helped by the professionalism of doctors. During his acting career, he has repeatedly won awards from various stunt societies, in addition, he himself organized several such societies. For example, in 1985 he organized the Association of Stuntmen. And in 1999, the documentary "Jackie Chan: My Tricks" was released. The film tells the story of the actor's life and examines in detail all his stunts in the movie.
In the second millennium, Jackie Chan starred in films that became movie hits: "Shanghai Knights" (2002), "Tuxedo" (2002), "Medallion" (2003), "Around the World in 80 Days" (2004) - they all had a huge commercial success.
Chan also acts as a songwriter - he has released 20 albums containing 100 songs in Japanese, English and two dialects of Chinese. He is also widely known for his philanthropy. For example, during the opening of an international exhibition in Hong Kong, Chan handed over a check for four million dollars to children's organizations.
Charming, talented, quick and funny. All this is about him, about the brilliant actor and martial artist - Jack Chan.
Jackie Chan was born in Hong Kong and grew up in a poor family. Parents, for some time worked in the family of the French ambassador to Australia. In general, it was not sweet, but at the age of six the boy began to study at the Peking Opera, where he slowly mastered the skill of mastering the body. Immediately, the first interest in the art of kung fu arises.
Creative activity began with episodic roles in the cinema. During the filming, Chan managed to try himself as a stunt performer. However, he began his career as a stuntman, because he mastered the style of kung fu and was incredibly flexible and agile. And so it turned out to establish himself as a talented and capable actor. Jackie Chan was especially good at comedic roles. This was the key to great success, because no one has yet managed to combine humor and martial art. It so happened that in this new genre it is impossible to surpass the actor. And then the idea arose to release films of our own production, where there are enough professional tricks performed by the director himself. Fascinating films are full of humor, kindness and battle scenes.
Despite his great popularity, Jackie Chan refuses the services of understudies, which could facilitate the filming process and unnecessary injuries. Thanks to his excellent physical shape, he literally performs acrobatic numbers. Each author's film is full of wonderful productions with elements of kung fu. However, none of them contains violence and excessive bloodshed. These are unacceptable pictures in the understanding of the director, who is an ardent opponent of cruelty and aggression. With her lifestyle, the Hollywood star promotes sports, art, creativity and health. Therefore, in his films, he does not kill opponents, but simply neutralizes with a smile.
Jackie Chan is a surprisingly kind, sympathetic and generous person who is not threatened by star disease. He consistently participates in charity, various animal protection campaigns and helps poor children. At the same time, he manages to release music albums and perform on the big stage. No wonder they say that talented people are talented in everything. And this statement is the best fit for Jackie, because he is also a popular singer in China.
Action scenes from Jackie Chan movies
Films featuring Jackie Chan
Comments
ACTOR! STUNTMAN! MASTER OF MARTIAL ARTS!
The only actor who is truly talented in all of the above!!!
31.07.2014 21:38
Jackie Chan - My tricks
Jackie Chan makes his living by taking risks. As an actor and director, Jackie has changed the way the world thinks about action movies. And his inexhaustible desire to put more and more new tricks leave his competitors far behind.
In this film, Jackie returns to kung fu and shows how he made a name for himself with memorable tricks, how he and his team train to do the trick on screen. Jackie himself will conduct a master class in staging cinematic fights.
If movement, danger, courage have a name, then this name is Jackie Chan!
01.08.2014 23:08
He was destined for glory when he was touched by the fist of the martial arts legend himself - Bruce Lee!
07.08.2014 21:59
Jackie Chan is very different from Bruce Lee. Jackie is in perfect control of his body even at this age and he is the only actor whose films you want to watch during the credits. And he broke his arms and legs in order to stage a new, very dangerous trick. And he never hired stuntmen. In a word, this is a great actor and we will tell our children and grandchildren about him.
07.08.2014 22:37
A talented child was born in an ordinary poor family. From the slums to the kings without money and patronage. Maybe young people who are 15-17 years old and are not very familiar with his work. But everyone over 25. They definitely grew up on his films. These were the first fighters. In which even fights always look funny. In the films with his participation there is no gross violence, but at the same time the boys can see enough of the virtuoso fights.
07.08.2014 22:43
Jack Chan is one of the few actors who is just a pleasure to watch, his film roles are always courageous, determined and even cute. I am especially pleased that he does everything himself and is not afraid to be funny, and those of his signature ones, at the end of the film (I don’t know what they are called) “as they were shot” always bring a smile. I especially like Rush Hour and Rush Hour 2, I watched it 10 times, I recommend it to everyone)))
07.08.2014 23:14
Konstantin
Films with Jackie Chan are a real classic of the genre, which, in my opinion, every intellectual person is capable of. I just can't imagine how an ordinary person can reproduce such tricks. What kind of physical and emotional preparation should be for this! Even films with his participation cause me pleasant nostalgia. I look at them and remember my youth.
08.08.2014 00:00
This is my childhood idol. As I saw him as a child, the whole yard with the boys wanted to be like him. They were waving their arms and legs, pretending to be super karatekas. And now, if a film is shown on TV, with this participation, I already tell my son to watch it. you can beat with intelligence, humor and fun. Just like Jackie Chan does in his films.
08.08.2014 00:02
GuestAnna
Jackie Chan, as always, is unsurpassed in his role: in the ability to show himself at 100% and skillfully present the technique of performing stunning tricks. He is a wonderful, very talented actor and a great martial arts professional! Movies with Jackie Chan are always filled with fights, but at the same time, very positive!
09.08.2014 00:29
I have loved watching movies with Jackie Chan since childhood. All of them are united by an exciting plot, a sea of dangerous tricks, interesting humorous scenes. And in all this, a considerable merit of the most important and inimitable actor. It is especially impressive that he performs all the tricks himself, it is simply unthinkable. I will be happy to show films with Jackie to my son when he grows up a little.
09.08.2014 00:38
Jackie Chan is one of the most talented Chinese actors involved in martial arts, who excelled in cinema and is not only an actor but also a director and producer, he tries to do everything himself in all the tricks and because of this he received a large number of injuries, already at a venerable age but films are still coming out with him, low bow and great respect for him!!!
13.08.2014 16:20
I love Jackie in the first place for an amazing sense of humor! I like that he is not afraid to laugh at himself and even at his work, at pain, at fractures, at fears. At the same time, it should be noted that Jackie's comic roles often carry a reflection of a real dramatic gift. To some extent, Jackie opened up as a dramatic actor in the film Myth, where he starred with his friend, the magnificent Jet Li. Actually, Jackie's work as a director, stunt coordinator, inventor, and, finally, a businessman deserves serious attention. Jackie knows how to enjoy life and delight everyone who watches his amazing shows.
20.08.2014 17:47
God, how I love this actor. He is simply incomparable, and you can’t take your eyes off the films with his participation. I especially love the films Rush Hour and the Armor of God, I consider them one of the best.
23.11.2014 12:29
Jackie Chan is the best! He is a virtuoso in acting, a master of kung fu, there is no one cooler than him! Recently I read a new book "I'm happy" about Jackie, it contains all the details of his life since childhood. It was interesting to read how he went from a simple stuntman to a great actor. What's funny is that he was born very big, he was nicknamed Pao Pao - "cannonball", so he took off up in his career)))))
14.06.2016 14:14
Jackie is definitely a master of his craft!
Every time you see a movie with Jackie, you involuntarily remember your youth, how after watching you waved your fists, imitating the great master!
