Oh. My. Goodness.
You know, when you think of Chan, you think of comedic action, kung fu and jujitsu, Rush Hour and Shanghai Knights, Snake in Eagle's Shadow, you compare him to other oriental action stars like Bruce Lee (I believe he was, at one time, being groomed to replace Bruce Lee, but Chan was more fond of having the combat being entertaining not just awe inspiring) and if you look out for his movies, you think of old school chinese films, or the blooper reels for his later movies like the Tuxedo, or instances where he's broken his leg or nose or arm, in the middle of shooting a movie because he does all his own stunts. One thing, however, that you are near guaranteed -not- to think of when Jackie Chan is mentioned is ....music.
You know, when you think of Chan, you think of comedic action, kung fu and jujitsu, Rush Hour and Shanghai Knights, Snake in Eagle's Shadow, you compare him to other oriental action stars like Bruce Lee (I believe he was, at one time, being groomed to replace Bruce Lee, but Chan was more fond of having the combat being entertaining not just awe inspiring) and if you look out for his movies, you think of old school chinese films, or the blooper reels for his later movies like the Tuxedo, or instances where he's broken his leg or nose or arm, in the middle of shooting a movie because he does all his own stunts. One thing, however, that you are near guaranteed -not- to think of when Jackie Chan is mentioned is ....music.
