Jackie Chan (Chinies Film Actor)

He is famous for comedy acting, acrobatics, fighting style, martial arts in his films.  Jackie Chan has been acting since 1970.  And has acted in more than 100 films.  Jackie Chan gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.  Various pop songs, cartoons, and video games have been based on Jackie Chan as a cultural icon.  Jackie Chan has released countless albums and has also sung theme songs for many films.

Birth: 7 April 1954.

Real Name: Cheen Kong Seen.

Nationality: USA, British Hong kong, china.

Profession: Film Director, Comedian, Film maker, 

Film Actor, Screenwriter, Athlete, Stunt performer,

Earliest Life:

Jackie Chan was born on April 7, 1954 in the former Victoria Peak, British Hong Kong to one Charles Chen and Lee Chen.  He was a very heavy baby at birth, weighing 12 pounds or about 5.4 kilograms.  Jackie Chan also has a brother Su Sung Chen and a sister Tai Chen.  Jackie Chan's parents worked for the Hong Kong French Consulate, so Jackie Chan lived his early life inside the consulate in the Victoria Peak district.

Jackie Chan attended Nah Hua Primary School in Hong Kong where Jackie Chan failed his first year.  After which Jackie Chan's parents pulled him out of this school.  In 1960, Jackie Chan's father moved to the Australian capital to work as a cook for the US Embassy, ​​and Jackie Chan was sent to a school called the China Drama Academy.  For the next ten years, Jackie Chan trained hard and mastered martial arts and acrobatics.  He eventually became part of the "Seven Little Fortunes", a group of the school's top performing students, and Jackie Chan was given the title of Yuen Lu by his master.  Jackie Chan became close friends with fellow group members Samu Hung and the trio later became known as Three Brothers Three Dragons.

Jackie Chan played small roles in the theater from the age of five.  At the age of 8, Jackie starred in a film called Big and Little with some of her colleagues from Little Fortunes.  Actress Lee Lee Hua played the role of his mother in this film.  Chan again starred with Lee the following year in The Love Intern and in 1966 had a small role in the 1966 King Ho film Come Drink With Me.  After working as an extra in another film, A Touch of Zen, in 1971, Jackie Chan began his adult career in film, initially joining the Great Earth Film Company.  Akhtar and also sang songs for many of his films.

Filmi Carrier:

Jackie Chan moved in with his parents in 1976, where he attended Dixon College and began working as a laborer.  Where a fellow builder took Jackie Chan into his group and named Jackie Chan "Little Jack" who later became known as "Jackie" and thus the Jackie Chan name.  Always connected forever.  Also, in the late 1990s, Jackie Chan changed her Chinese name to Fong Si Ling because her father's real surname was Fong.

In 1976, Jackie Chan received a letter from Willie Chan, a filmmaker in the Hong Kong film industry who was so impressed with Jackie Chan's stunt work, that Willie Chan offered her a role in a film directed by the director.  Offered.  Lu Wei saw Jackie Chan starring in John Woo's Hand of Death and planned to make a new film, New Fist of Fury, similar to the Bruce Lee film.  Luo Wei changed Jackie Chan's film name to Tsing Lung to give him the same fame as Bruce Lee because Bruce Lee's film name was Lei Siewlung.  The film failed because Jackie Chan was not familiar with Bruce Lee's martial arts style.  Even after the film's failure, Luo Wei continued to make more similar martial arts films, which later achieved modest success at the box office.

The 1978 film Snake in the Earth's Shadow was Jackie Chan's biggest success, filmed while he was working under a two-film deal with Seasonal Film Corporation.  Under the direction of director Yuen Wu Ping, Jackie Chan was given complete freedom to show off his stunts.  The film established the comedy genre in kung fu, which proved to be a new and popular style for Hong Kong audiences.  Jackie Chan then starred in Drunken Master, which eventually led to mainstream success.  Upon Jackie Chan's return to Lu Wei's studio, Lu Wei made the films Half All of Kung Fu and Spiritual Kung Fu, which attempted to replicate the humorous kung fu style of Drunken Master.  Luo also offered Chen the opportunity to co-direct The Fearless Hyena alongside Kenneth Tsang.

 Jackie Chan made many action comedy films with his opera school friends Samo Hung and Yuen Biao.  The trio first starred together in 1983's Project A, which won Best Action Design at the 3rd Annual Hong Kong Film Awards.  Over the next two years he appeared in Three Brothers, Wheels on Miles and Lucky Star.

In November 2007, Jackie Chan began filming Shinjuku Accident with director, Derek Yee, which stars Jackie Chan as a Chinese immigrant in Japan.  The film was released on 2 April 2009.  According to Jackie Chan's blog, after completing The Shinjuku Accident, Chen wants to direct a film he hasn't done in years, hopefully the third installment in the Armor of the God series, and his  The title will be, Armor of the God 3: Chinese Zodiac.  Jackie Chan said that he will start shooting for it soon but due to some reasons he could not start the project.  Jackie Chan began shooting his next film, The Spy Next Door, in New Mexico at the end of October.  In which, Jackie Chan plays a secret agent whose secret is exposed when he takes care of his girlfriend's children.  On June 22, 2009, Chen left Los Angeles to begin filming The Karate Kid in Beijing, a remake of the 1984 original.  The film stars Jackie Chan as Mr. Han, who trains a boy to fight bullies at his school.  The role of the boy in this film was played by Jaden Smith, son of famous Hollywood actor Will Smith.

 Jackie Chan's next film was Shaolin, in which he played the role of a cook for M Mabad.  This was followed by the release of Kung Fu Panda 2.  Jackie Chan's 100th film was 1911 Revolution which was released on September 21, 1911.  In which Jackie Chan's son Jesse Chan also acted.  Jackie Chan resumed work on his unfinished project Armor of God 3: Chinese Zodiac which was released as Chinese Zodiac on December 12, 2012  In 2013, Jackie Chan's film Police Story was released in 2013 and Dragon Blade in 2014. In 1985, Jackie Chan made his debut film called Police Story, an action comedy film that was also popular in the American film industry.  In which Jackie Chan showed his stunts.  It was named "Best Film" at the 1986 Hong Kong Film Awards.  In 1987, Chan played an Indiana Jones-like character, Asian Hawk, in the film Armor of God.  The film was Jackie Chan's biggest domestic box office hit to date, grossing over HK$35 million in total.