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JACKIE CHAN RENDEZVOUS Pt1&2 (NO AD BREAKS!)
I became teary eyed..what an interview!! credit must go to the brilliant Simi Garewal..an articulate, humble and gracious lady who always connects to her interviewees because she is genuinely interested in the person she interviews..and of course the man who is unapologetic about his past because it has shaped him to become the compassionate, wonderful human being he is today - Jackie Chan. I love the fact that he truthfully accepts his mistakes; just makes him even more appurtenant. He does not hide under a cloak of lies to come across superficially ethical. He is as real as you and i, making him the perfect celebrity.
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I HAD NEVER MET HIM, NOR SEEN HIM IN REAL LIFE. WE JUST SHOOK HANDS, SAT DOWN, GOT MIKED – ALL IN APPROX 40 SECONDS! AND YET IT WAS ONE OF THE BEST RENDEZVOUS! I CAN SEE WHY HE IS SUCH A BIG INTERNATIONAL STAR..WHY HIS FANS CUT ACROSS ALL AGES, AND ALL COUNTRIES. HE DIDN’T HIDE ANYTHING, DIDN’T EVADE ANY QUESTION. HE WASN’T ‘IMAGE-CONSCIOUS’ (AS STARS OFTEN ARE) – IN FACT HE REVEALED THINGS THAT AREN’T EVEN IN HIS BIOGRAPHY! AT THE END, GRACIOUSLY, HE THANKED ME –AND SENT KISSES TO ALL OUR VIEWERS!
(David and Jackie and the audience laugh hysterically)
Jackie: "......yes"
David: ?_?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFQMgjhHqxo
Conversation With Movie Legend Jackie Chan
He got over 1000 injuries in making his 150+ films. with devotions and dedication.
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Published on Jun 12, 2013
NEW YORK, June 11, 2013 — Actor Jackie Chan discusses the behind-the-scenes events and answers questions about his stunts and his 1994 classic movie, Drunken Master II.
150 film 20 years after he first appeared in front of cameras in Australia, martial arts superstar and acting legend Jackie Chan gave his first public talk at Sydney Opera House. Exploring his extraordinary life and career - from the '78 Hong Kong hit Drunken Master and Hollywood breakthrough Rumble in the Bronx to the upcoming Bleeding Steel (to be filmed in Sydney) - the Chinese superstar discussed his signature blend of comedy and kung-fu, his life-long commitment to philanthropy, and his relationship with Australia since first living here with his family.
At seven years of age, Jackie Chan was enrolled in the China Drama Academy to hone his skills in martial arts and Chinese Opera. As the Hong Kong film industry reached a new peak in popularity, he jumped into stunt-work, quickly gaining a reputation for his inventive and fearless style. When the local film industry suffered a decline, he relocated to Australia to join his family but returned to Hong Kong to achieve the break-through movie success that set him on the path to becoming the screen icon we know today.
A tireless cultural ambassador who has revolutionised the film industry, Jackie Chan delighted audiences as he discussed his celebrated life and career during an intimate and lively discussion on the Concert Hall stage.
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Conan O'Brien 'Jackie Chan 6/15/04
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Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan - Lopez Tonight (6/16/2010)
song he sings being download 500 millions times
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One thing i admire about Jackie Chan is, he forgets that he is a Celebrity and talks to everyone like a normal guy next door. For him, he is just an actor doing his job and getting paid for it.You can talk to him almost about anything in an interview. He is honest and well disciplined. He honored the art, and now the art is honoring him