How did Jackie Chan go from a stand in to a martial arts superstar

He has been a stand-in for several Bruce Lee movies.

Among them, in Bruce Lee's "Jingwumen", Jackie Chan is a stand-in for a Japanese character, and he is kicked by Bruce Lee and flies outdoors.

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It's gold that shines wherever it is, and Jackie Chan is like that!

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Be.. It is a fact that Jackie Chan has been a stand-in for Bruce Lee. News at the time of 2007:

36 years ago, in "Jingwumen" starring Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan was kicked away by "Chen Zhen" (played by Bruce Lee), and he still remembers this kick deeply. 36 years later, Jackie Chan, who was also filming in Hengdian, learned that "Jingwu Chen Zhen" starring Chen Xiaochun was also launched in Hengdian, and made a special trip to the crew of "Jingwu Chen Zhen" to visit the class. The reporter learned that Jackie Chan recalled the interesting stories of filming "Jingwumen" with Bruce Lee in the past, and personally instructed Chen Xiaochun's martial arts movements, and told Chen Xiaochun to figure out the role with his heart when he left, and he must play Chen Zhen well.

In "Jingwumen", Jackie Chan and his brothers Sammo Hung, Yuan Biao, and Yuan Hua all participated in the filming as stuntmen, and Jackie Chan recalled the scene at that time: "At that time, Bruce Lee was already a big star, and I didn't even have a name in the play, acting as a stand-in for others, and was kicked out by Bruce Lee like a sandbag." As soon as he appeared, he was knocked down, and the classic shot of the Japanese Suzuki Kuan being kicked out of the way by Bruce Lee for the last time in the film was a stand-in made by me.

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In "Jingwumen", the Japanese Suzuki Kuan was kicked out by Bruce Lee's last blow, and the stand-in for the old man was Jackie Chan's big brother.

36 years ago, in "Jingwumen" starring Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan was kicked away by Chen Zhen played by Bruce Lee.

Jackie Chan said it himself.

The Japanese who was kicked out of the door by Bruce Lee in the end was Jackie Chan.

It's Bruce Lee's stand-in, and you're talking about Suzuki's stand-in.

Yes, it was a long time ago.

Used. (Cheng Xiaodong for martial arts, Luo Lixian for action) is a popular evaluation in the Asian film industry. has served as a stand-in for Jackie Chan, to Andy Lau's action stunt director, and then to today's well-known Hong Kong action movie director, Luo Lixian, who has been in the industry for more than 20 years, knows Chinese film stunts well.

He also revealed that Jackie Chan claimed to have never used a stand-in. In fact, it's just a beautiful lie, and the stand-in has been with Jackie Chan all the way since the movie was made. One of the signatures of Jackie Chan's movies is that he has personally starred in many difficult actions.

Jackie Chan said that he has made so many movies, and the injuries he has suffered are the best proof of his personal performance. While admiring Jackie Chan for doing difficult and dangerous actions, we have a question, does Jackie Chan really not need a stand-in?

He said, you go to see my movie ***, one frame at a time, and you will know if I use a stand-in. But that doesn't mean Jackie Chan never uses a stand-in, he said, am I Superman? Luo Lixian has replaced me, and Ke Shouliang has replaced me, which is also known to everyone.

In the police story of the film, the raging fire burns, Jackie Chan drives a motorcycle, flying from the top of the fire and roaring, and one brakes sharply, and the other turns handsome and thrilling. Luo Lixian revealed that the person in this set of shots is actually him and not Jackie Chan. There is also a fight scene in the film, which is actually filmed as a stuntman first, and Jackie Chan will fight again.

In fact, in the circle, Jackie Chan also has a special stand-in, he is Li Haiqing. Li Haiqing is not only superb in martial arts, but also looks very similar to Jackie Chan, and the staff on the set respects him as Brother Long. Today's first-line actors basically know this big-name martial arts stand-in, and Jackie Chan has twice flown to Beijing to meet Li Haiqing.

It's good that a martial arts stand-in can do this, Li Haiqing is sometimes very good, since he is so good that Jackie Chan took a photo with him, he ignored it. As Jackie Chan's stand-in, Li Haiqing is quite mysterious in this industry. He is muscular, stocky, pointing at the camera, has ** eyes, and also has a trademark big nose.

The hairstyle, body and temperament are quite consistent with Jackie Chan, so he has always been Jackie Chan's special stand-in.

In the early years, Jackie Chan claimed that he did not need a stand-in, and he personally went into battle for all dangerous actions, and used this as a selling point. It wasn't until he was a little older in the later stage that he gradually loosened his mouth to the outside world, and he also needed a stand-in.

But in fact, in fact, Jackie Chan also used a stand-in in the early days, because on the one hand, he wanted to give fans the original movie, so when he could, most of the actions were done by himself. But on the other hand, he also wants to make his movie beautiful to the extreme, so in some shots, for the sake of visual effects, or when Jackie Chan's own conditions do not allow, Jackie Chan also chooses to use a stand-in, which can be regarded as Jackie Chan's last resort. In Jackie Chan's movie, his stand-in shots are very hidden, fleeting, very fast, and the stand-in is very well camouflaged, in short, it can't be easily seen by the audience.

Jackie Chan also said in his documentary "Jackie Chan My Stunts" that his stand-in shots are all very small shots, and if he doesn't tell you which shot he used a stand-in, you can't see it.

Not when you were younger.

It's old now.