Jackie Chan Film List

– Also known as Drunken Master II , this film features a final ten-minute factory fight that critics rank among the greatest movie battles ever filmed.

– The film that finally broke Chan into the mainstream American market, topping the US box office.

After decades of trying to break into the North American market, Chan achieved mainstream Western success by pairing his physical skills with American fast-talking comedians.

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: A darker, more dramatic reboot of his classic franchise.

Chan's directorial debut, showcasing his growing control over intricate stunt choreography. – Also known as Drunken Master II ,

A period action-comedy set in 19th-century Hong Kong. It features one of Chan’s most famous stunts: dropping through three cloth awnings from a clock tower, inspired by Harold Lloyd.

Jackie Chan's filmography represents a lost art form. Before digital face-swapping and heavy green-screen CGI became the industry standard, Chan and his stunt team risked their lives for real physical comedy and impact. Every classic Jackie Chan film concludes with a blooper reel over the credits, proving to the audience that the injuries, the misses, and the triumphs were completely real.

– The perfect introduction to his Hollywood charm and buddy-cop dynamic. This public link is valid for 7 days

(2010) : A modern classic that introduced him to a new generation. Kung Fu Yoga

– A successful Western-comedy pairing with Owen Wilson.

Jackie Chan began his career as a child actor and later worked as a stuntman, notably appearing in Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury (1972) and Enter the Dragon (1973). After early attempts to market him as the "next Bruce Lee" failed, Chan found his unique voice by injecting comedy into traditional kung fu.

– A period action-comedy famous for Chan's clock tower fall, inspired by Harold Lloyd.