haha, nice

*ba dum tss*

No!.. Jackie Chan Is a paid actor

I am disappoint

Paid stunt man!

I think the issue is, that he claims he does it all himself and without any other stuntmen, which doesnt seem to be 100% true

@@strikecommander Well actually he never truly said that it was ALL him but he also very often didn't mention others

@@dunjaluk9698 He's not fake per se, he's still a capable stuntman, but his lies makes him a fraud that steals other people's credit to propel himself further. He's still a great actor and stuntman, but not that good a person.

Irgendwie ein unnötiges Video.

@@Jay9966 Presumably, he does all the stunts but not all his takes are good and he's sometimes too hurt or tired to continue and they get some others to finish the shoot. I don't know enough of the exact wording if his claims and the context of the exact language used to know if this is a good enough fit for his claim.

Exactly.

that is what i thought when he mentions the scene that he is not in the middle, cameras are expensive they couldn't film every angle in one take with the budget they had at the time

Mystery solved, now leave mr. Chan alone! :)

in first strike they have the whole outtakes of the ladder scene where the ladder slams shut and breaks two of his fingers IIRC.

I thought he said, only films produced by jackie chan was the on jackie not use stunt doubles

its because he is lying to REAL people about things he never did. That makes you a POS in real life, stop ignoring this lmao.

They are not professional fighters but they would be a problem for the average person to confront in a street fight. Their athleticism and speed is used to pop you in your face, clip your jaw and knock you off balance by sweeping you or something along those lines. Their reflexes are the biggest drawback to trying to fight with them.

@@AlexGarcia-ze4yg not to mention the conditioning they put their bodies through, i'm not sure if you have heard or seen how Jackie Chan or Jet Li trained but it was intense

@@Ethan-wr2os I was a PA on Cradle To The Grave back in 02, and had the opportunity to watch Cory Yuen's Hong Kong stunt guys up close. The most impressive thing about those guys is their speed and reflexes. It's almost supernatural how they move at exactly the split second you do. Not saying they can beat a good street fighter or mma guy but they are not 'ordinary' fighters either. Jet Li was the same.

@@AlexGarcia-ze4yg it would have been crazy seeing Jet Li in action, I work stunt work in film and television and have my own background in martial arts so being part of something like that would be a dream

6: lol

True

The sad thing about this is these are all ok, but he like to go around lying about doing all the stunts himself

@@winstonchung1842 oh well, success men tend to lie on their career every day. It's not like they're bad people, they're just too much used to be in the center of the attention.

@@winstonchung1842 do you think it was his idea to lie about that? Or is it possible it was his agent or manager or someone who told him he needed to sell that shit?

Yea Jackie has said that before, especially in Thunderbolt (1995), he was really injured and couldn't do the harder fight scenes himself so a double was used.

@@user-xc7uo6md3n exactly, the reason the video only has stills is because of that fact, there just saying shit and hoping its true

Yeah u are right

@@gi7685 esp when jackie is doing so many things behind the scenes

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I mean there were definitely stunt doubles present, but you can clearly see him and other co stars get messed up doing their own stunts. Can't remember what film it was were he broke if foot but you can tell closer to the end of the film he was wearing a cast disguised like a shoe. Why go through all they of they used stunt doubles for nearly everything?

@@SchizmKing Rumble In The Bronx

@@SchizmKing in an interview Benny Urquidez say Jackie Chan asked him to hit him for real and later they tried to make him do a stunt without wires but he refused to do, they probably use stunt doubles when he gets hurt and use the doubles takes to fix the scene on editing

I mean, its Ranton himself

@@gabrielfernando1872 he has an editor that manages the channel :) and he's doing a great job

@@aironcruz7443 whaaaat, i was like 100% sure it was him

@@gabrielfernando1872 No he's got an editor he's a good editor but he does use another to edit his style

@@gabrielfernando1872 The editor is Ranton's stuntman!

well, he is a director in many movies, he definitely watches a stunt men do the scene before he do that himself to see if it will work, unless it is like the scene were he descends on the pole because they only had one take before destroying the set piece

This. I think stunt team is there for perfecting the scene fron different angle. We know that Jackie Chan involve a lot of retakes

Did... We just become friends then?

I agree, Who Am I is a great fight scene but one of my favorites is the factory fight in Legend of The Drunken Master.

Exactly

How dare you be logical on KZfaq.

You got damn right

Amen brother 🗿🍷

Still Ranton is right, for me and the people I know at least revere Jackie Chan for all the fight scenes he's done because still to this day nobody has ever even come close to his level of creativity and entertainment.

@@dantefromdevilmaycry9857 I couldn't have said it better myself, and I already tried lol

Same

@@humanbean3 I was just relaying what I had heard, not fully endorsing it as absolute fact. Always take everything with a pinch of salt as they say.

It definitely used to be common knowledge back in the day. I dunno now as most of the kids today don't seem to know shit about anything non-marvel.

I believe he broke it when jumping on to the hovercraft.

Stanley was also a Stunt Man in the begining of his carreer

bullshit indeed

No issues being lied to? (only if it's true)

@@dennisthemenace4288 but it's not bullshit though, people who are getting mad at this clearly aren't true Jackie fans and haven't been following his career long enough...in the 60s and 70s he started his career as a stuntman on Bruce Lee films and in some Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest films....he only got his big break in the film Snake in the Eagles Shadow in the late 70s which made him a star, prior to that he had a few lesser known roles such as in New Fist of Fury, Half a Loaf of Kung Fu, Young Tiger from Canton and Hand of Death, it was in the 80s when he and his former Peking Opera School brothers Yuen Biao, Sammo Hung and Yuen Wah and Mars Cheung started to do the more dangerous stunts for films like Police Story, Project A, My Lucky Stars etc. These are the films where Jackie got majority of his injuries and often times Mars, Wah or Biao would double for him in some takes and he'd do the same for them, for example the Clocktower fall in Project A was first performed by Mars, then by another stuntman, then finally by Jackie, hence why in the movie there are 3 shots of Jackie's character falling from the clock tower, this was stated his his documentary film My Stunts as well, some of the acrobatics in his films would be performed by either Yuen Wah or Yuen Biao because they were the most acrobatic and flexible of the group....in the 90s Jackie started to use doubles more because of course he was in his 40s and had sustained so many injuries he couldn't do what he used to do when he was younger so he used doubles more, but that doesn't mean he still doesn't do majority of the stunts... remember Jackie also directs most of his films himself, and he's an actor, choreographer and is even involved in the editing, u can't expect the guy to always be doing every single stunt....maybe his PR team embellished his feats a bit too much but it doesn't mean he's never ever done his own stunts, there's enough documented footage of him sustaining severe injuries from performing stunts that went wrong like how he cracked his skull open while falling from a tree in Armour of God.....hardcore Kung Fu movie fans know all this, it's this casuals that are getting mad who've only gone as far back as the Rush Hour films in Jackie's 150+ movie career that dates back to the late 60s.

Yeah

my late nephews favourite movie! he would usually put the big super dvd disc in, press play and yell for me to come and watch it with him, at least 4 times a week!

What is the song called

​@@DumbbelDeezNutzInYourMouthsry replying 1 year later mate, songs called super idol

exactly, and you're exactly the kind of audience that this video didn't deserve. The point of video is not to shit on his works, but to criticize his lies.

You saying this like Jackie chan isnt an actor in hollywood

@@Andre-vt4np fair,but his Hollywood isn't as good as his Chinese movie Project A 1 and 2 is still the greatest action movie ever

Denial is great.

@@gandalainsley6467 yeah it's is for you

@@cancervivor2071 Alright then

@@gandalainsley6467 hardcore Kung Fu movie fans who have been following his career and the Hong Kong film industry since the 60s always knew that he had doubles, it's you casuals who don't know anything older the Rush Hour films that are getting outraged over this....in Project A from 1983 for example you'll notice in the Clocktower fall scene, there are 3 takes, the first was performed by a stuntman and actor named Mars Cheung, the second by another stuntman and the final take was performed by Jackie....he spoke about this in his documentary My Stunts...and recently there was another Documentary about Kung Fu movie stuntmen called Kung Fu Stuntman Never Say No, where Mars Cheung talks about it too....even Jet Li and Bruce Lee were doubled in some of their films, Bruce was doubled either by Yuen Wah or Yuen Biao whenever they needed to film flips because Bruce wasn't acrobatic, the backfkip kick in Enter the Dragon that Bruce does on Bob Wall? Yeah that was done by legendary Chinese stuntman and actor Yuen Wah, Jet Li was doubled by actor and stuntman Xiong Xin Xin in many of his films from the 90s especially the Once Upon a Time in China films since Jet broke his ankle in one of the fight scenes.....stunt doubles have always been involved in films since the beginning of film history, it's what they get paid for...not our fault u still want to live in some strange fantasy....need I remind you that Jackie started his career as a stuntman in Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury and Enter the Dragon films....when Bruce fly kicks the Japanese villain at the end of First of Fury, that was Jackie that went flying through the window

@@cyborgchicken3502 I wasn't hardcore Kung fu movie fan ever but I was hardcore Jackie Chan fan(years ago) . I don't really care if he had stunt doubles but he lies a lot . He has called himself "a fighter who can act" except only reason the fight scenes always look so good is because of other people , he just swings around (lot of Chinese rich guys who want to get into cinema do the same now) . I did not notice it as a kid but he never really punches or kicks even though when people from his stunt team show up in his movie or their own movies they do that . Didn't all of them learn the same fighting style in that school or Jackie just skipped that part?

this is how it works in hollywood, and thats why his american films were more subdued. but hong kong in the 90s was very different.

I have a better one : HOW IS JACKIE CHAN ALIVE?

than most hollywood people? who does more stunts than jackie?

@@mintcake6895 Tom Cruise , he borderline goes on the level of stupid.

Yeah

That's the bigger problem. His sucking up to CCP

Agreed on all this.

Wow please give more info. I have Cantonese blood but I was born in South Africa and I have never met my chinese family so I am curious about anything relating to Hong Kong. Is CCP seen as bad in Hong Kong?

The Hong Kong thing was financed by USAID. Hong Kong love the RMB but wanted to side with foreign interests to make China weaker because USA is losing badly in all fronts. A lot people that was against the riots in Hong Kong were assaulted by the "protesters". You didn't see much of that in western media but alternative media showed it.

Sorry reply this 1 year later, just search up super idol chinese

Well, most people live in china are afraid to stand to winnie the pooh. Also since he's a famous person and still live there he's becoming an easy target, there are plenty big name that disappeared recently in the mainland. I meant like that jack ma guy, he's suddenly gone. But yeah should've yeeted himself from there.

@@wutais And apparently hes a shit father considering how much of a spoiled brat his son is. Ah yes he apparently also disowned and cut ties with his daughter because shes into chicks. Yeah maybe he isnt technically "cool". But his fighting choreographies are still legendary.

@@wutais its not for fear, he has the gigantic hotel chain in mainland China and this is only possible for friends of the CCP and he himself talked about joining them “Abroad they often say, 'proud to be Chinese.' I'm very lucky to be a Chinese person, but I am also very jealous that you are all Party members,” Chan said during the event, video footage from which was released by official broadcaster CCTV. “What the Party says, what it promises, it doesn’t need 100 years to accomplish - it will definitely accomplish it in just a few decades. I want to be a Party member!”

Even if he west simps after the CCP, JC's strong but not that strong

A martial artist can’t do much against an entire government so can’t really blame him. Pooh Bear runs things there.