Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan was the greatest martial artist/stuntman/comedian/choreographer ever. This was primarily because he did not give a fuck about his personal safety.
Just The Facts
- He is still alive, but his greatest films are sadly behind him
- He pioneered the use of incorporating the random objects in a scene into his kung-fu battles
- He is most famous for his bat-shit insane stunts that he does himself in every film in a homage to the silent era slapstick comedies he was inspired by
- Jackie Chan occasionally even wins Best Actor awards, but only because his co-stars are usually massive, bone-headed Australians
- In terms of asses-on-seats, Jackie Chan is one of the world's most popular film stars since watching his films is compulsory in China
Jackie Chan Fights
If you are really, seriously telling us that you have no idea who Jackie Chan is, or why you should like him, it's probably best to start with some of his best scenes.
Drunken Master!
Bench vs Bench!
Fan!
The single comment below this video sums the scene up pretty well: "the best battle with a fan of all time."
Shin Attack! (3:30)
Versus Benny the Jet!
Jackie Chan Stunts
The following is Jackie Chan's own top stunts chosen by him in 1999, which is lucky since his English speaking films got a bit shit after this (we're looking at you The Tuxedo).
Jackie Chan Outtakes
All of Jackie Chan's films since Police Story have featured outtakes, as proof of him doing his own stunts. It also makes us laugh to see people hurt themselves.
These are the outtakes from Rumble in the Bronx. It is important to notice that he continues filming stunts while his leg is in a cast. It explains why he has no insurance on his body at all.






This article forgot that the guy can actually sing. That's his voice in the video.
ReplyAww, that was the crappy remake of Drunken Master. The original is goddamn gold. Anyway, great article, because Chan is awesome. Could probably add some more details, he has an interesting life.
ReplyThat was not a crappy remake of "Drunken Master" That was the sequel "Drunken Master II", or as it's known in the states, "The Legend Of Drunken Master"
You should actually know what you're talking about if you're going to be a know-it-all