Jackie Chan

Although the Hollywood walk of fame used John Wayne as the prototype of the first star in 1958 he wasn't officially inducted until 1960.

The cast of Jackie Chan Adventures - 2000 includes: Andrew Ableson Andrew Ableson as Valmont Carlos Alazraqui as Inuit Leader Adam Baldwin as Captain Black Adam Baldwin as Fin Adam Baldwin as Finn Adam Baldwin as Gameshow Host Adam Baldwin as Old West Finn Jeff Bennett as Wesley Rank Susan Blu as Rice Museum Curator Art Bonilla as Quetzalcoatl Victor Brandt Andre Braugher as Derge Clancy Brown as Captain Black Clancy Brown as Ratso Clancy Brown as Ricky Rothman Corey Burton as Spring-Heeled Jack Corey Burton as Xiao Fung David Carradine as Lo Pei Dan Castellaneta as Jumba Cathy Cavadini as Abila Jackie Chan as himself Stacie Chan as Jade Ashlie Chan as Xu-Lin George Cheung as Mr. Lam Frederick Coffin as Mr. MacDonald Jim Cummings as Hak Foo Timothy Dang Timothy Dang as Chang Timothy Dang as Kuniko Kasahara Christopher Daniel Barnes as Tagert McStone Jennifer Darling Thomas Dekker as Little Valmont Thomas Dekker as Young Valmont John DiMaggio John DiMaggio as Doctor John DiMaggio as Dui Gui John DiMaggio as Hak Foo Kevin Durand as Thug 1 Susan Eisenberg as Viper Jeannie Elias as Drew Jeannie Elias as Miss Hartman Jeannie Elias as Production Assistant Michael Emanuel Doug Erholtz as Thug 4 Bill Fagerbakke as Butch Jeff Fischer as Chip Jeff Fischer as Cobra Jeff Fischer as MC Cobra Maile Flanagan as Maynard Quinton Flynn as Mohajah Dan Gilvezan as Com 1 Dan Gilvezan as John Smith Nicholas Guest Kyle Hebert as Dark Hand Thug 1 Kyle Hebert as Thug 3 Amy Hill as Mama Tohru Amy Hill as Moma Tohru James Hong as Dalong Wong James Hong as Dao Lon Wong Michael Horse as Muntab Leader Michael Ironside as Dragon Scout Leader Robert Ito as Kai Ching Martin Jarvis Peter Jason as Farmer MacDonald Clyde Kusatsu as Gang Leader Joe Lala Maurice LaMarche as Cardiff Zendo Maurice LaMarche as Ikazuki Maurice LaMarche as Tso Lan Lucy Liu as Adult Jade Tim Lounibos as Old Monk Danny Mann Mona Marshall as Bai Tza Mona Marshall as Po Kong Mona Marshall as Vanessa Barone Tohoru Masamune as Company Owner Oliver Muirhead as Larsen Ron Perlman as Karl Nivor Patrick Pinney Patrick Pinney as Dr. Weber CCH Pounder as Miss Kimber Dionne Quan Robbie Rist as Larry Paul Robert Langdon as Little Jackie Rino Romano as Charlie Roger Rose Michael Rosenbaum as Drago Neil Ross as Lead Magister Miguel Sandoval as El Toro Fuerte Julian Sands as Mayor Valmont Julian Sands as Valmont Charlie Schlatter as Rocko Glenn Shadix as Tso Lan Glenn Shadix as Xiao Fung Charles Shaughnessy as Dr. Necrosis Sab Shimono as Uncle James Sie as Jackie Chan Chantal Strand as King Lili George Takei as High Mystic Bill Tanzer as Elf Bill Tanzer as Mr. Freedman Bill Tanzer as Philip Crane Bill Tanzer as The Monkey King Kirk Thornton as Thug 2 Franco Velez as Paco Gedde Watanabe as Gangster 1 Frank Welker as Animals Frank Welker as Dai Gui Mae Whitman Travis Willingham as Dark Hand Thug 2 BD Wong as Gangster 2 Lauren Wood Keone Young as Wing

Yes he does. Jackie Chan has even said that Goku is his favourite character.

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You will have to find a copy on DVD or Blue Ray or wait until it shows on TV

Yes.

Jackie Chan was the voice for "Shang" in the Chinese release. The film was released in Taiwanese, Cantonese, and Mandarin, and Jackie did the voice of Shang for all three.

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You can see a music video of him singing Shang's main song here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4t80k2sBZmY

Jackie Chan sponsors a Hong Kong football team - Sunray Cave JC Sun Hei. See the link below for more details about the club.

Jackie Chan has two children. A son Fang Zhu Ming (Jaycee) 3 December 1982 and a daughter. His mother is Joan Lin Feng-Jiao. He also has a daughter Etta Ng Chok Lam 19 November 1999. Her mother is Elaine Ng Yi-Lei.

The biggest obstacle Jackie Chan faced was poverty. His parents were very poor and had to leave him in school in Hong Kong while they took better paying work in Australia. This was very difficult for Jackie.

Other obstacles he faced was that he was trained as a Chinese Opera performer in a time when Chinese Opera was declining in popularity. Fortunately Jackie had already been working in movies when he finished his apprenticeship but there were a lot of people and few jobs. After trying to make a success of his career Jackie was forced to leave Hong Kong and live with his parents in Australia for a year when he was offered a lead role in a remake of Bruce Lee's 'Fist of Fury' called 'New Fist of Fury' with the same director, Lo Wei.

This was Jackie's big break but there were still obstacles to overcome. Lo Wei, like many other directors, wanted Jackie to be like Bruce Lee, but no-one could be like Bruce Lee. After a string of box office failures Jackie had a second chance at success when Ng See Yuen asked to 'borrow' Jackie from Lo Wei for a 2 picture deal. Those two movies were 'Snake in the Eagle's Shadow' and 'Drunken Master'. Fortunately for Jackie the action choreographer and director on those two films was his 'brother' from Opera School Yuen Woo Ping and his brother Corey Yuen. Together with Jackie they allowed Jackie to develop his signature combination of humour and martial arts.

Other obstacles Jackie has faced is having some difficulty with English. This limits the kind of roles he can take when making movies in Hollywood. An example of this is that Jackie was offered the lead in "The Interpreter" but had to turn the part down because there was too much dialogue.

On another occasion when Jackie Chan was promoting 'The Big Brawl' a TV show refused to interview him when they realised how little English he spoke at that time and said that he should just demonstrate some martial arts instead. Jackie refused.

These are examples of the many obstacles Jackie has faced. There are many more but Jackie has this to say "Do not let circumstances control you, you control your circumstances." which is one way of saying, never give up.

Jackie Chan has two half brothers (Fang Shide & Fang Shisheng) and 2 half sisters (Chen Guilan & Chen Yulan)

Lots!

China, Mongolia, Tibet, Russia, India, Japan, Thailand, Cambodia, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Philippines, Myanmar, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Timor Leste, Vanuatu, Australia, Italy, Germany, Turkey, France, Yugoslavia, Austria, Sweden, Spain, Norway, Latvia, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Croatia, Canada, Brazil, USA, UK, Ireland, Finland, South Africa, Namibia, Morocco.

just to name a few.

Yes, Jackie Chan married to Joan Lin in 1982

That film is called 'The Medallion'. It also stars Claire Forlani.

Jackie Chan is multi-lingual because he speaks more than two languages. Jackie Chan speaks Mandarin and Cantonese (most fluent) English (understandably but not fluent). He also speaks some Thai, Vietnamese, French, Taiwanese, Japanese and Korean.

Jackie Chan's character in Rush Hour, Inspector Lee, does not have a sister. He does have an adoptive 'brother' in Rush Hour 3 who was in the same orphanage as he was.

At the moment, Chan; the others are too old and/or let themselves go a bit.

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His father taught him some Tai Chi, his formal training began with Yip Man in Wing Chun when he was 13.

He has won two Best Director awards. The Taiwanese filmmaker won a 2005 Academy Award for directing "Brokeback Mountain" and a 2012 Oscar for directing "Life of Pi." He also was responsible for directing "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," which was named Best Foreign Language Film of 2000.

Yes he moved to Australia for about a year when he was 19 years old because he could not get work in Hong Kong. He moved back to Hong Kong to work for a director - Lo Wei. It was while working for Lo Wei that Jackie got his big break.

Jackie Chan made the following American Productions:

The Big Brawl (Filmed in Texas)

Cannonball Run 1 & 2

Rush Hour 1,2 & 3 (Filmed in LA, Las Vegas, Hong Kong, Paris, New York)

Shanghai Noon (Filmed in Calgary, Canada)

Shanghai Knights (Filmed in Yugoslavia)

Karate Kid (Filmed in China)

Burn Hollywood, Burn (Filmed in LA)

The Spy Next Door (Filmed in New Mexico)

Around the World in 80 Days (Around the world)

The Forbidden Kingdom (American / Chinese Co-production) (filmed in China)

Kungfu Panda 1 & 2 (Voice of monkey) (voice recorded in Hong Kong)

The Tuxedo (filmed in Toronto)

not all of them were filmed in America.