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Jackie Chan reunited onscreen with three of his childhood Chinese Drama School "brothers" one final time for the 1988 Lunar New Year hit DRAGONS FOREVER. Sammo Hung abley handles directing duties, Yuen Biao does his acrobatic martial arts flips and kicks against Billy Chow, and slim and slimey Yuen Wah is memorable in another great villian role (similar to his recent EASTERN CONDORS role). Benny "The Jet" Urquidez returns from WHEELS ON MEALS for a climatic rematch with Jackie. DRAGONS FOREVER remains, at this point and probably forever, the final "Three Brothers" film.

Golden Harvest encouraged Jackie to work with new directors, instead of handling those duties himself, in the hopes of speeding up shooting after the lengthy production of Chan's epic ARMOUR OF GOD II: OPERATION CONDOR in 1991. Stanley Tong was a stuntman-turned-director and he and Chan got along very well during the making of this third entry in Chan's POLICE STORY series. Jackie returned to his familiar HK cop role, but this time was paired with Maylasian beauty-queen-turned-action-actress Michelle Yeoh (freshly divorced and returning to filmmaking). Their wonderful chemistry, along with new shooting locations in Maylasia gave POLICE STORY III: SUPER COP a fresh feeling and went on to net Chan a "Best Actor" trophy at the 1993 Taiwanes...

After 16 years Jackie Chan returned to the role of Wong Fei Hung, the character he played in his 1978 break-through martial arts blockbuster. Anita Mui plays his stepmother, Ti Lung his stern father, while Lau Kar Leung plays a supporting role and handled directing duties until Jackie took over direction and finished the film himself.

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Golden Harvest encouraged Jackie to work with new directors, instead of handling those duties himself, in the hopes of speeding up shooting after the lengthy production of Chan's epic ARMOUR OF GOD II: OPERATION CONDOR in 1991. Stanley Tong was a stuntman-turned-director and he and Chan got along very well during the making of this third entry in Chan's POLICE STORY series. Jackie returned to his familiar HK cop role, but this time was paired with Maylasian beauty-queen-turned-action-actress Michelle Yeoh (freshly divorced and returning to filmmaking). Their wonderful chemistry, along with new shooting locations in Maylasia gave POLICE STORY III: SUPER COP a fresh feeling and went on to net Chan a "Best Actor" trophy at the 1993 Taiwanes...

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Police Story won the Best Film award at the 1986 Hong Kong Film Awards. According to Chan's autobiography, he considers Police Story his best action film. Since its release, Police Story has been frequently listed as one of the greatest action films of all time.

In 1983, Jackie Chan teamed up with his two childhood Chinese Drama School "brothers" for what is considered the first of his true action comedy epics. Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao costar with Winnie Wong and professional villian Dick Wei in this non-stop action adventure, recalling the physical comedy of Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd.

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Jackie Chan reunited onscreen with three of his childhood Chinese Drama School "brothers" one final time for the 1988 Lunar New Year hit DRAGONS FOREVER. Sammo Hung abley handles directing duties, Yuen Biao does his acrobatic martial arts flips and kicks against Billy Chow, and slim and slimey Yuen Wah is memorable in another great villian role (similar to his recent EASTERN CONDORS role). Benny "The Jet" Urquidez returns from WHEELS ON MEALS for a climatic rematch with Jackie. DRAGONS FOREVER remains, at this point and probably forever, the final "Three Brothers" film.

In 1978, after teaming up with Seasonal Films and director Yuen Woo Ping for the surprise hit, SNAKE IN THE EAGLE'S SHADOW, Jackie Chan worked again with the same creative team to produce the even bigger hit DRUNKEN MASTER. This "old school" classic, co-starring Yuen Siu-tien, Dean Shek, and amazing kicker Hwang Jang-lee showcases Jackie at his physical peak and has become a true classic of the kung fu genre.

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Jackie Chan teamed up with his two childhood Chinese Drama School "brothers" for this 1984 romp in Barcelona, WHEELS ON MEALS. Sammo Hung directs, Yuen Biao does his acrobatic martial arts flips and kicks against Keith Vitali, while Jackie has a fist-to-fist battle with Benny "The Jet" Urquidez that is still considered one of the very best movie fights ever filmed. The lovely, Miss Spain 1979, Lolaa Forner co-stars.

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Reuniting again with director Stanley Tong (POLICE STORY III: SUPER COP, RUMBLE IN THE BRONX), in 1996 Jackie Chan presented a new spin on his Hong Kong cop character. POLICE STORY IV: FIRST STRIKE offers a more globe-trotting, James Bond-inspired action adventure with added comedic tones. But whereas Bond relied on high-tech gadgets and beautiful women, Chan bumbles from one misadventure to another with nothing but his wits and fast reflexes. But of course Jackie is never truly "unarmed", as he famously utilizes whatever is available to complete his mission. Be that a pair of stilts, a step ladder, a snowboard, a sports car, or even a live shark.

Police Story won the Best Film award at the 1986 Hong Kong Film Awards. According to Chan's autobiography, he considers Police Story his best action film. Since its release, Police Story has been frequently listed as one of the greatest action films of all time.

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This design is a custom variation of the original Japanese poster for Jackie Chan's 1985 American film THE PROTECTOR. Chan was unhappy with director James Glickenhaus' final product, so he shot new footage with HK stars Sally Yeh and Moon Lee to appeal to his home market. He also deleted certain scenes and added new faster-paced action scenes that better suited his style.

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Desperate to break away from the narrow-minded constraints of director Low Wei, Jackie signed a contract with Golden Harvest and poured his heart and soul into making THE YOUNG MASTER. Showcasing the kicks of Korean hapkido master Hwang In-Shik, Chan choreographed an epic one-on-one battle atop a mountain for the climatic confrontation. Jackie's "opera school" classmate Yuen Biao has a supporting role, as does Shih Kien (the villian from Bruce Lee's ENTER THE DRAGON). This is old school, high-energy, devil-may-care Jackie Chan kung fu at it's best.

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After Jackie's first attempt to break into the US film market, 1980's light weight The Big Brawl, failed to make much impact on audiences, a second production was greenlit, where Jackie played a tougher, modern "hero" roll, more in line with Clint Eastwood's "Dirty Harry" character. Partnered with Danny Aiello (after David Soul and Rick Springfield backed out), THE PROTECTOR (1985) saw Chan as a New York cop who travels to Hong Kong to, honestly, kick some butt and do some stunts. Jackie was so unhappy with the direction of this film that he shot additional action scenes for the HK market and then immediately made his own epic police drama, POLICE STORY released later that same year.

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