Jackie Chan s action comedy, no matter how much money Hollywood spends, can t make it, what persona

Jackie Chan is a world-renowned action superstar who was famous for his kung fu comedies when he was young.

His filming is very realistic and very close to many characters.

are all characters who are more in line with real life and are more appropriate.

His personality is very close to reality, which is difficult to imitate and surpass.

He takes every play he takes very seriously, and he uses all his strength to act.

Jackie Chan has acted in 61 movies in Hollywood, and the following films were available in the early days:

"Killer Trench";

the American film "Gun Zhi Leather Bullet Flying Car" funded by Golden Harvest in the year;

"Cannonball Speed Sequel" of the year;

"Weilong Detective" of the year.

1. (Box office in dollars) "Rush Hour 2": Box office $347,425,832. "Rush Hour":

Box office $245,300,000. "The Magical Tuxedo": Box office $104,391,623.

Shanghai Knights: $88,323,487 at the box office. "Shanghai Noon":

Box office $71,189,835. Around the World in 80 Days: $66,504,159 at the box office.

Tiger Out: Box office 49,037,621.

2, Jackie Chan (jackiechan), born in Hong Kong on April 7, 1954, ancestral home in Wuhu, Anhui Province, Chinese actor, director, national first-class actor, producer, screenwriter, singer. In addition to performing arts, Jackie Chan is enthusiastic about public welfare. In 1988, he was named one of the world's top ten outstanding young people.

In 2003, he was elected as one of the top ten people in China. In 2004, he served as a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Children's Association. In 2006, he was selected as one of the top ten philanthropic stars in the world by Forbes.

Hollywood: Killer Trench, Cannonball Speed Series (cameo), Red Zone, Thunderbolt, Double Dragon and Tiger Conquering the Sky, A Good Man, Who Am I, Rush Hour Series, Shanghai Noon Series, Tuxedo, Dragon Regeneration, Around the World in 80 Days, King of Kung Fu, Next Door**, Kung Fu Dream.

Ha ha!!! The most complete.

As for Hong Kong's sorry pull, because there are too many, moderator, I really can't list it.

I'm also a Jackie Chan fan, and I looked at his work list and found that I have seen all the participating works except for the New Shaolin Temple from the beginning of Flying Over Cirrus Mountain to the present.

Started to enter Hollywood, but ended in the failure of Killer Trench.

The second foray into Hollywood was a success.

The main works are:

Who I Am Rush Hour series (completed over 100 million).

Wyvern Regeneration. Tuxedo spy maze (Turkey).

Righteous Courage Chef Star, also translated as a good man (Odalia).

Shanghai Noon 1,2, also translated as Dragon Whirlwind, etc., I have seen a lot of translations of the last 80 Days Around the World box office unsatisfactory.

Personally, I think that his Who am I, the most beautiful chef star, and the rush hour is also good, and he has made a more famous movie in Hong Kong.

Police Stories series (including new Police Stories).

Dragon's Heart Lucky Star series (although mainly Sammo Hung Five).

A Plan 1, 2

Dragon Brother Tiger Brother + Flying Eagle Project.

Mythical Baby Project.

Jackie Chan began to break into the Hollywood market as early as 1982, but his path to internationalization was not smooth; His first international entry was "Cannonball Speed", but unfortunately it failed at the box office, making it difficult for Jackie Chan to enter Hollywood after many years. What really made Jackie Chan break into the international market was the 1994 filming of "Red Fan Zone", which set a high box office record when it was released in the United States, and then followed by the first Hollywood film "Rush Hour", which also achieved a very high box office and appeared in Time magazine, and finally established its international status today.

But the next Hollywood films such as "Around the World in 80 Days Jackie Chan and Shi Xiaolong" generally did not do well at the global box office. Jackie Chan once said that in fact, Hollywood is not his world, and only when he returns to Hong Kong can Jackie Chan be like a fish in water. [3] Although Jackie Chan's box office influence was not as good as before, Rush Hour 3, which was released in North America in 2007, still set a box office record of nearly $140 million, with a total of more than $500 million in North America and $835 million worldwide. So far, no other film starring an Asian actor has achieved the same international results.

Now Jackie Chan has created countless miracles and myths, from an unknown little drama boy to today's well-known and well-known international superstar, it is not easy, Jackie Chan has indeed suffered too much and suffered too many injuries. Jackie Chan has also made great contributions to Chinese films. Jackie Chan is a household name in Japan, with "Jackie Chan Day" in Los Angeles, San Francisco and California in the United States, and the San Francisco International Film Festival awarded him a special award for excellence.

In 1989, the United Kingdom awarded him the MBE Knight's Medal, and in 1990, France awarded him the Knight of the Order of Honor, which are all important honors and awards that Jackie Chan has received internationally. The Olympic complex has made many singers and ** people join the craze of singing and creating Olympic songs. 2009 - The 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Liu Yuanyuan and Jackie Chan walked into the recording studio together and began to record a song "Country" as a gift for the National Day. 2010-06-13 The Karate Kid, the first-ever co-production between Hollywood and China Film Corporation, opened this weekend with a surprise opening and easily topped the North American box office with a stellar result. This is also the second-highest opening score of a Hollywood film starring Jackie Chan.

Jackie Chan: I used to shoot in Hollywood, and now I can still get dividends, but I can't get a dime in China.

Killer Trench, Cannonball Speed Series (cameo), Red Fan Zone, Thunderbolt, Double Dragon and Tiger Break Through the Sky, A Good Man, Who Am I, Rush Hour Series, Shanghai Noon Series, Tuxedo, Flying Dragon Regeneration, Around the World in Eighty Days, King of Kung Fu, Next Door**, Kung Fu Dream.

Who I am, rush hour. Rush Hour 2, Rush Hour 3, Tuxedo, Dragon Rebirth, Around the World in 80 Days, King of Kung Fu, Kung Fu Dream, Next Door**.

The comedy of "Next Door**" is very good!

"Rush Hour 1", "Rush Hour 2", "Next Door**", "Magic Tuxedo", "Around the World in 80 Days", etc.

1, "Rush Hour 1".

Rush Hour is written by Bright. Directed by Ratner, starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker, a comedy action film. Chris Tucker, who plays Carter in the film, is a well-known master of language humor in Hollywood, and Jackie Chan is a well-known master of action humor, so the rivalry between the two of them can be said to be very interesting and complement each other.

2, "Rush Hour 2".

Rush Hour is an action movie produced by Nulane. Directed by Brett Ratner, starring Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Zhang Ziyi, etc. The film tells the story of Inspector Lee, a Hong Kong police officer, and James Carter, a Los Angeles police detective in the United States, who go to Hong Kong for a vacation.

Soon after they arrived in Hong Kong, they were confronted with the biggest case they had ever teamed up to – the story of a bomb that would be in the U.S. Consulate**.

3, "Next Door**".

"Next Door**" is another Hollywood work of Jackie Chan after the "Rush Hour" series, directed by Brian Lewint and co-starring Jackie Chan, Madeline Carroll and Amber Valletta.

4, "Magical Tuxedo".

Fantastic Tuxedo is a sci-fi action movie produced by DreamWorks, directed by Kevin Donovan, and starring Jackie Chan, Jennifer Love Hewitt and others. The film is a standard Hollywood type of movie, using the familiar routines of fighting wits and courage with bad guys, heroes saving beauty, and victory reunion, telling the story of Jimmy Don, a taxi driver, who has no choice but to play Davelyn and rookie detective Dale Britney to find out the truth about Benny's company.

5, "Around the World in 80 Days".

Around the World in 80 Days", a 2004 Hollywood comedy-adventure film, adapted from Jules Verne's eponymous **Around the World in 80 Days. Starring famous movie stars Steve Kugan, Jackie Chan, Cecily Di Frans and others.

Set in 19th-century England, the film revolves around an eccentric inventor, Philia Fogg (Steve Kugan), who attempts to travel the world in 80 days. During his journey, he is greatly aided by his Chinese servant, Lu Lutong (Jackie Chan).