This block contains the information about Jackie Chan and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Jackie Chan got married wirh Taiwan actress Lini Fantsao in December 1982, and a year after she bore hin a son Chan Tsuming. The famous actor also has a daughter that was born as a result of his affair with another woman. Chan is ststing that he designed his image as a contrary one to the Bruce Lee and his multiple clones. Bruce was performing brave fighters, while Chan works mostly in comedies so his fighter looks quite lazy and funny in the movies. For the movies with Chan is characteristic a strict division between good and bad. He is often stating that all the moves and tricks in the movies he is doing itself, also from time to time he was helping some other actors, by doing the tricks for them. But this assumption is a mistake, because for example in the “Tuxedo” movie it is known that there were seven people whom were replacing him while doing the tricks. During the tricks he got a variety of traumas in his carrier that is why he is in the black list of each insurance company throughout the world. It is interesting to know that before becoming famous by the Jackie name he had a variety of pen names, as he was born 5.5 kilos his mother was anming him “Pao Pao”, that was one of his first pen names on the stage.

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Here you can learn about the movies Jackie Chan acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Rush Hour 3 - Lee, Soundtrack (performer: "Closer I Get to You")	$140M	2007	$49.1M	$140M
Kung Fu Panda - Monkey (voice)	$130M	2008	$60.2M	$215M
Around the World in 80 Days - Passepartout/Lau Xing, Executive Producer, Stunt Choreography (uncredited), Fight Choreographer	$110M	2004	$7.58M	$24M
Rush Hour 2 - Chief Inspector Lee	$90M	2001	$67.4M	$226M
The Tuxedo - Jimmy Tong	$60M	2002	$15.1M	$50.2M
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - Special Thanks	$60M	2010	$10.6M	$31.5M
The Forbidden Kingdom - Lu Yan/Old Hop	$55M	2008	$21.4M	$51.9M
Shanghai Noon - Chon Wang, Executive Producer, Stunts (uncredited)	$55M	2000	$19.6M	$56.9M
Shanghai Knights - Chon Wang, Executive Producer, Action Choreographer	$50M	2003	$19.6M	$60.5M
The Medallion - Eddie Yang, Executive Producer	$41M	2003	$8.11M	$22.1M
Rush Hour - Det. Inspector Lee, Stunt Coordinator	$33M	1998	$33M	$141M
Shaolin - Cook	$29M	2011
Little Big Soldier - Big Soldier, Producer, Writer (screenplay)	$25M	2010
Robin-B-Hood - Fong Ka Ho, Executive Producer, Producer, Stunt Coordinator, Action Director, Writer (written by)	$16.8M	2006
Long xiong hu di - Asian Hawk, Director, Writer (writer), Soundtrack (performer: "Friend Of Mine", "High Up On High")	$15M	1987
Shinjuku Incident - Steelhead, Executive Producer	$15M	2009
The Myth - General Meng Yi/Dr Jack Chan, Executive Producer, Stunt Director, Soundtrack (performer: "Endless Love" (Korean version))	$15M	2005
Rumble in the Bronx - Keung, Stunt Director, Martial Arts Director	$7.5M	1995	$74.9K	$32.3M
Everlasting Regret - Chief Producer	$5M	2005
Jackie Chan Presents: Wushu - Executive Producer	$4M	2008