Jackie Chan felt like he achieved one of his life goals. Source: I am Jackie Chan, My Life in Action
Jackie is a Buddhist and that's what he enjoys. He lives life peacefully.
Nope. That is just in Jackie Chan Adventures which is not real life.
Yes, in "The Forbidden Kingdom" (2008) but not sure if they had before.
His father taught him some Tai Chi, his formal training began with Yip Man in Wing Chun when he was 13.
Jackie Chan's autobiography is "I am Jackie Chan. My Life in Action". He is currently working on a sequel called "I am still Jackie Chan."
Jackie Chan felt like he achieved one of his life goals. Source: I am Jackie Chan, My Life in Action
Jackie Chan's autobiography is called "I am Jackie Chan. My life in Action". Co-authored by Jackie Chan and Jeff Yang. Published by Ballantine Books. 1998
Jackie is a Buddhist and that's what he enjoys. He lives life peacefully.
Nope. That is just in Jackie Chan Adventures which is not real life.
Making movies is his hobby, his business and his life.
Yes, in "The Forbidden Kingdom" (2008) but not sure if they had before.
In his book "I am Jackie Chan. My Life In Action" Jackie relates a story of how he was rejected by a girlfriend when he was still in his teens because he wasn't 'good enough' for her, or at least her father and he says that at that moment he decided that he was going to be a success, to be the best.
His father taught him some Tai Chi, his formal training began with Yip Man in Wing Chun when he was 13.
1. Switching off lights. 2. Tidying up and sweeping on set. 3. Recycling. 4. Emptying water bottles on plants and then crushing them to save space. 5. Singing.
Jackie Chan has achieved many things in his life. From a recent tongue-in-cheek list Jackie wrote about himself - he is an stunt man, kung fu practitioner, actor, kung fu director, playwright, director, singer, producer, business owner, philanthropist, and an international celebrity
Blood, kidneys, money, bone marrow.