– Famous for the rooftop slide down the Willemswerf building in Rotterdam. Mr. Nice Guy (1997) – Shot entirely in Australia.
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*Older, wiser, and transitioning into dramatic index of jackie chan movies updated
Before he became a superstar, Chan worked as a stuntman (even appearing in Bruce Lee’s Enter the Dragon ) and starred in films where producers tried to market him as the "next Bruce Lee." This era ends with his breakthrough as a comedic lead.
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Jackie Chan’s career is a living history of action cinema. This index is sorted chronologically to help you discover the evolution of a master.
After Rush Hour 3 (2007) , Jackie stopped saying "I will never do action again" and simply slowed down. His films now featured more emotional depth and practical, but slower, fights. – Famous for the rooftop slide down the
– A deeply emotional meta-tribute to classic stuntmen. Chan plays an aging stunt performer struggling to connect with his daughter and his beloved stunt horse.