Jackie Chen

On April 7, 1954, Jackie Chen, born in Hong Kong, is a Chinese actor, singer, stuntman, screenwriter, director and producer.

He is a master of martial arts and is worldwide in action movies. His films are known for their fighting style, humorous sense, and thrilling stunts. He has appeared in more than 100 movies since the 1970s. Won the stars at Hollywood Walk of Fames and Hong Kong's Avenue of Stars. As a cultural icon, it has appeared in many pop songs, anime and video games. Not only as an actor, but also for songs in genres such as Kantopop and Mandopop, especially the theme song of movies. I sang at the closing ceremony of the 2008 summer Olympics.

Jackie Chan is a businessman who uses his image in various fields (clothing lines, movie chains, etc.), and since 2005, a production company that has mainly produced his own films (JCE MOVIES LIMITED). I own. He is also known as a charity, donating a part of the profits obtained in performing arts activities to charity. In 1998, he published the autobiography "I am Jackie Chan".

overview

• Background
  • 1. 1 Childhood, educational background, career
  • 1. 2 Break (1976-1979)
  • 1. 3 Actions and comedy movies succeed (1980-1987)
  • 1. 4 In advance of Hollywood (1988-1998)
  • 1. 5 Success and disappointment (1999-2007)
  • 1. 6 Changes in style (after 2008)
  • 1. 7 Confidential duty
  • 8. 1 Jackie Chen charity fund
  • 8. 2 Dragon Heart Foundation
  • 9. 1 Winning history
  • 9. 2 Dating
  • 12. 1 Book magazine
  • 12. 2 External link

  Abbreviation

  Childhood, educational background, professional start

  Jackie Chen

  Jackie Chan was born on April 7, 1954 between Charles Chen (1914-2008) and Lee Lee Chen (1916-2002) in the former British colonial Hong Kong Peak Victoria. (Born between Charles (1914-2008) and Lee Lee Chan (1916-2002), a refugee of the Chinese civil war. Changed many of his childhood in Hong Kong, especially in Hong Kong because his parents worked in the French Embassy in Hong Kong.

  Nerfa who entered elementary school in Hong Kong Island fell in the first year. As a result, parents decide to drop out. In 1960, his father moved to Canberra, Australia, to work as a chef at the US embassy. Chan was sent to the Chinese Opera House in Beijing, a Chinese play in China, from 1961 to 1971, and has been severely trained for 10 years, and has exchanged martial arts and acrobatics. Eventually, seven little luck became a member of the Academy team on behalf of excellent students. He chose Yuen's stage name with respect to his teacher. At the same time, he became close to Sanmo Yoon and Yen Byao, and later met the three brothers and three dragons. After entering the movie world, Jackie Chen and Samo Han had the opportunity to train under Jim Pal Kim Daiki and Ji Hanjae, and Chen eventually reached the black band of Hapquido. 。

  At the age of eight, he appeared for the first time in the movie "Large and small won Tin Bar" (1962), where Lee Leika played his mother. The following year, Chan again c o-starred with Lee in Love Etterne (1963), and in 1966 he appeared in Hu Jintao's "THE GOLDEN SWALLOWTAIL" as a small role. In 1971, after appearing as an extra in Hu Jintao's "Touch of Zen", Changn started a ful l-fledged career and initially signed a contract with Chu Mu's coach Ch u-Mu. At the age of 17, he worked as a specialist in Bruce Lee's movie "Fist of the Anger" and became a dragon under the name of Jang Yoonron (Chen Motomari). After the end of that year, he starred in Le Petit Tigre de Canton, which was released only in Hong Kong's cinemas in 1973, and participated in John Wu's virgin work (released in 1975). As a battle director

  Changu starred in the sex scene and has not participated in battle or stunt because early adventurous movies failed commercially and finding a job as an expert. < SPAN> Nerfa who entered an elementary school on Hong Kong Island fell in the first year. As a result, parents decide to drop out. In 1960, his father moved to Canberra, Australia, to work as a chef at the US embassy. Chan was sent to the Chinese Opera House in Beijing, a Chinese play in China, from 1961 to 1971, and has been severely trained for 10 years, and has exchanged martial arts and acrobatics. Eventually, seven little luck became a member of the Academy team on behalf of excellent students. He chose Yuen's stage name with respect to his teacher. At the same time, he became close to Sanmo Yoon and Yen Byao, and later met the three brothers and three dragons. After entering the movie world, Jackie Chen and Samo Han had the opportunity to train under Jim Pal Kim Daiki and Ji Hanjae, and Chen eventually reached the black band of Hapquido. 。

  At the age of eight, he appeared for the first time in the movie "Large and small won Tin Bar" (1962), where Lee Leika played his mother. The following year, Chan again c o-starred with Lee in Love Etterne (1963), and in 1966 he appeared in Hu Jintao's "THE GOLDEN SWALLOWTAIL" as a small role. In 1971, after appearing as an extra in Hu Jintao's "Touch of Zen", Changn started a ful l-fledged career and initially signed a contract with Chu Mu's coach Ch u-Mu. At the age of 17, he worked as a specialist in Bruce Lee's movie "Fist of the Anger" and became a dragon under the name of Jang Yoonron (Chen Motomari). After the end of that year, he starred in Le Petit Tigre de Canton, which was released only in Hong Kong's cinemas in 1973, and participated in John Wu's virgin work (released in 1975). As a battle director

  Changu starred in the sex scene and has not participated in battle or stunt because early adventurous movies failed commercially and finding a job as an expert. Nerfa who entered elementary school in Hong Kong Island fell in the first year. As a result, parents decide to drop out. In 1960, his father moved to Canberra, Australia, to work as a chef at the US embassy. Chan was sent to the Chinese Opera House in Beijing, a Chinese play in China, from 1961 to 1971, and has been severely trained for 10 years, and has exchanged martial arts and acrobatics. Eventually, seven little luck became a member of the Academy team on behalf of excellent students. He chose Yuen's stage name with respect to his teacher. At the same time, he became close to Sanmo Yoon and Yen Byao, and later met the three brothers and three dragons. After entering the movie world, Jackie Chen and Samo Han had the opportunity to train under Jim Pal Kim Daiki and Ji Hanjae, and Chen eventually reached the black band of Hapquido. 。

  At the age of eight, he appeared for the first time in the movie "Large and small won Tin Bar" (1962), where Lee Leika played his mother. The following year, Chan again c o-starred with Lee in Love Etterne (1963), and in 1966 he appeared in Hu Jintao's "THE GOLDEN SWALLOWTAIL" as a small role. In 1971, after appearing as an extra in Hu Jintao's "Touch of Zen", Changn started a ful l-fledged career and initially signed a contract with Chu Mu's coach Ch u-Mu. At the age of 17, he worked as a specialist in Bruce Lee's movie "Fist of the Anger" and became a dragon under the name of Jang Yoonron (Chen Motomari). After the end of that year, he starred in Le Petit Tigre de Canton, which was released only in Hong Kong's cinemas in 1973, and participated in John Wu's virgin work (released in 1975). As a battle director

  Changu starred in the sex scene and has not participated in battle or stunt because early adventurous movies failed commercially and finding a job as an expert.

  Chang, in 1976, moved to Cambera with his parents, immediately went to Dixon College and worked as a construction worker. Later, Changn named Jackie, named Jackie, and a stage name Jackie Chen was born. In the late 1990s, Changn changed the Chinese name to a von seal (bunch) because his father's original surname was phon.

  Advanced (1976-1979)

  In 1976, Jackie Chen received a telegram from Hong Kong film producer Willie Chen. He offers his appearance in Way Director. In fact, after watching John Woo's performance in Death Hands (1976), Chen was planning to play the leading role in the New Anger Fist, which was previously played by Bruce Lee. The stage name was translated as Shin Rong (also translated as Seiryu and Seiryu, and literally meaning "dragon") is the Ray Siu Ron (meaning Lee Koryu, "Koryu"). It was to emphasize something similar. The movie was not successful because Chan was not used to Lee's martial arts style. Despite the failure of the movie, Wei has been making a movie with a similar theme and has a small success in the box office.

  Chan was a ful l-fledged break in 1978, in 1978, with a tw o-part contract with the Season Film Corporation. Under the order of Yuen Upin, Chang enjoyed the complete freedom as a specialist. The film created a genre called Kung Fu Comedy and brought a fresh breeze into the audience in Hong Kong. Later, Chan appears in the Chinese Master and rides on the wave of success. < SPAN> Chan moved to Cambera in 1976 and immediately went to Dixon College and worked as a construction worker. Later, Changn named Jackie, named Jackie, and a stage name Jackie Chen was born. In the late 1990s, Changn changed the Chinese name to a von seal (bunch), as his father's original surname was phon.

  Advanced (1976-1979)

  In 1976, Jackie Chen received a telegram from Hong Kong film producer Willie Chen. He offers his appearance in Way Director. In fact, after watching John Woo's performance in Death Hands (1976), Chen was planning to play the leading role in the New Anger Fist, which was previously played by Bruce Lee. The stage name was translated as Shin Rong (also translated as Seiryu and Seiryu, and literally meaning "dragon") is the Ray Siu Ron (meaning Lee Koryu, "Koryu"). It was to emphasize something similar. The movie was not successful because Chan was not used to Lee's martial arts style. Despite the failure of the movie, Wei has been making a movie with a similar theme and has a small success in the box office.

  Chan was a ful l-fledged break in 1978, in 1978, with a tw o-part contract with the Season Film Corporation. Under the order of Yuen Upin, Chang enjoyed the complete freedom as a specialist. The film created a genre called Kung Fu Comedy and brought a fresh breeze into the audience in Hong Kong. Later, Chan appears in the Chinese Master and rides the wave of success. Chang, in 1976, moved to Cambera with his parents, immediately went to Dixon College and worked as a construction worker. Later, Changn named Jackie, named Jackie, and a stage name Jackie Chen was born. In the late 1990s, Changn changed the Chinese name to a von seal (bunch), as his father's original surname was phon.

  Advanced (1976-1979)

  In 1976, Jackie Chen received a telegram from Hong Kong film producer Willie Chen. He offers his appearance in Way Director. In fact, after watching John Woo's performance in Death Hands (1976), Chen was planning to play the leading role in the New Anger Fist, which was previously played by Bruce Lee. The stage name was translated as Shin Rong (also translated as Seiryu and Seiryu, and literally meaning "dragon") is the Ray Siu Ron (meaning Lee Koryu, "Koryu"). It was to emphasize something similar. The movie was not successful because Chan was not used to Lee's martial arts style. Despite the failure of the movie, Wei has been making a movie with a similar theme and has a small success in the box office.

  Chan was a ful l-fledged break in 1978, in 1978, with a tw o-part contract with the Season Film Corporation. Under the order of Yuen Upin, Chang enjoyed the complete freedom as a specialist. The film created a genre called Kung Fu Comedy and brought a fresh breeze into the audience in Hong Kong. Later, Chan appears in the Chinese Master and rides the wave of success.

  When Chan returns to his studies at WEI, the latter tries to recreate the film's comical approach, especially the mote-mote. He also gives the opportunity to code the fearless hyena with Kenneth Tsang. However, when Willie Chan leaves the company, he asks Jackie Chan to think about whether he wants to keep Wei. During the filming of Fearless Hyena 2, Chan breaks his contract and joins Golden Harvest. An indignant Jackie Chan blames him for forcing his star to quit and threatens Willie Chan with the help of the Chinese triads. The conflict is finally resolved by the intervention of actor and director Jimmy Wang Yu, and Chan is allowed to remain with Golden Harvest.

  Action and hit comedy films (1980-1987)

  Willie Chan becomes Jackie's agent and friend, a relationship that would last for more than 30 years. His first American film appearance in 1980 helped launch his international career, grossing $100 million worldwide. Although he was largely ignored by audiences, overshadowed by American actors like Burt Reynolds, Chan impressed audiences with a cut scene introduced during the final credits, which inspired him to do the same in his future films.

  After the commercial failure of The Chinese Return in 1985, Chan temporarily stopped working in the American market to focus on Hong Kong films.

  Back in Hong Kong, Chan's films were accepted by a wider audience in East Asia, and he also enjoyed success in the lucrative Japanese market with films such as The Lion Dance in 1980 and Dragon Lord in 1982. The box office success proved Bruce Lee's strength, and Chan established himself as a star in Hong Kong films. In Dragon Lord, Chan begins to try more elaborate stunts, and in the pyramid fight scene, he records 2.

  Chan has produced many comedy action movies with opera classmates, Sanmo Yoon and Yuen Byao. In 1983, she appeared on the screen for the first time in a trilogy of "Le Maran Di s-Mail of Justice" and "Lucky Stars Original" ("The Winner", "Hong Kong Detective", and "Hong Kong Detective 2").

  In 1985, Chang, starred in the first film of the America n-influenced action comedy "Criminal Story" series, performed a number of dangerous stunts. This work was awarded the Work Award for Hong Kong Denki Gold Statue in 1986. In 1987, Chang played Asian Hawk, a character close to Indy Jones in the movie "Mr. Dynamite." The film was the largest hit in Hong Kong domestic box office revenue, resulting in a profit of $ 35 million in Hong Kong.

  Entered Hollywood (1988-1998)

  In 1988, Chan shared his last poster with Samo Han and Yuen Byao in Dragons Forever. Hong was c o-coach with Collie Yuen, who played the villain in the movie, and they were also friends of Chinese drama.

  From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, Chang Star and Police Story 3 were awarded the Best Actor in Kinma in 1993. In 1994, he played the role of Won Fehong in the sequel to the Chinese Master, Master Battle 2, and was selected as the 100th time magazine movie. The fourth in the police saga, "Counterattack", was a hit in the domestic and overseas markets.

  Jackie Chan later revived his desire for Hollywood in the 1990s, but refused to be the first villain of the American movie to avoid being cast in such a future role. For example, Sylvester Stallone is offered the role of Simon Phoenix, a criminal of the movie's future dismantling. Chang has refused the offer, and eventually the role is offered to Wesley Snipes. < SPAN> Chan has produced many comedy action movies with opera classmates, Sanmo Yoon and Yuen Byao. In 1983, she appeared on the screen for the first time in a trilogy of "Le Maran Di s-Mail of Justice" and "Lucky Stars Original" ("The Winner", "Hong Kong Detective", and "Hong Kong Detective 2").

  In 1985, Chang, starred in the first film of the America n-influenced action comedy "Criminal Story" series, performed a number of dangerous stunts. This work was awarded the Work Award for Hong Kong Denki Gold Statue in 1986. In 1987, Chang played Asian Hawk, a character close to Indy Jones in the movie "Mr. Dynamite." The film was the largest hit in Hong Kong domestic box office revenue, resulting in a profit of $ 35 million in Hong Kong.

  Entered Hollywood (1988-1998)

  In 1988, Chan shared his last poster with Samo Han and Yuen Byao in Dragons Forever. Hong was c o-coach with Collie Yuen, who played the villain in the movie, and they were also friends of Chinese drama.

  From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, Chang Star and Police Story 3 were awarded the Best Actor in Kinma in 1993. In 1994, he played the role of Won Fehong in the sequel to the Chinese Master, Master Battle 2, and was selected as the 100th time magazine movie. The fourth in the police saga, "Counterattack", was a hit in the domestic and overseas markets.

  Jackie Chan later revived his desire for Hollywood in the 1990s, but refused to be the first villain of the American movie to avoid being cast in such a future role. For example, Sylvester Stallone is offered the role of Simon Phoenix, a criminal of the movie's future dismantling. Chang has refused the offer, and eventually the role is offered to Wesley Snipes. Chan has produced many comedy action movies with opera classmates, Sanmo Yoon and Yuen Byao. In 1983, she appeared on the screen for the first time in a trilogy of "Le Maran Di s-Mail of Justice" and "Lucky Stars Original" ("The Winner", "Hong Kong Detective", and "Hong Kong Detective 2").

  

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