He got his respect in the Western Hemisphere, so wouldn't say that. He's been my personal favorite for so many years, although, JCVD was my first one I became a fan of. Donnie Yen is the one who's underrated to me.
I love how Jackie Chan has been able to break the type casting by bringing comedy to the audience and looping his talents to not mimic Bruce Lee when he was more popular. That was brilliant! Such longevity in his career!
Bruce Lee was waaaay ahead of his time. He’s a movie icon because his performance was so much deeper than fighting. His knowledge and wisdom from his personal life just added to his legend.
Bruce Lee did seem to me to be a person that gave everything, even if the movie story and the scenery was stereotypical or simple his part made those shortcomings marginal.
Even with a low understanding of English, he still shows perfect understanding of cultural differences, movie esthetics, how dangerous sycophants can be and how to embody the essence of what Bruce did while staying true to himself His legacy survived due to Jet, Jackie and Donnie
Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco and go to Catholic school in Hong Kong and also went to the University in the U.S. I would say his English is excellent.
“…totally opposite to Bruce Lee.” Fascinating. Where Bruce was fierce and in control and deadly serious, Jackie created his own on-screen persona that felt the blows and fought with humour and slapstick. Great contrast in styles.
Bruce Lee took different martial arts styles and blended together the best elements of them to create Jeet Kune Do. Ironically many of the martial artists they taught him their various styles became his students in Jeet Kune Do.
I always described the old Jackie Chan films and fights as "winning by accident", where he wasn't one step ahead of the opponent, or two steps ahead, he wasn't even half a step ahead, he was barely keeping up and his secret weapon was luck. It was very unique, and so expertly executed, it felt like magic how each sequence tied into each other like falling backwards into a victory.
Jackie Chan is so humble, his movies are amazing and remind me of buster keaton or charlie chaplin. He is in a league of his own in modern cinema. Not to take away from Bruce lee who was a pioneer and is an icon in his own right. But even the best Bruce lee movies never made me wonder _how did they film that?_ And with Jackie Chan I've been amazed more times than I can count. Absolutely phenomenal movie star. His movies will always entertain and amaze. Timeless pieces one after another. I love Jackie Chan. (Edit) to put it another way, when I think of bruce lee I think of sylvester stallone, arnold swarzenegger, wesly snipes. All amazing actors with amazing films, but again not as spectacular as: Jackie Chan, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Tom Cruise. When it comes to action movies performers who can do their own stunts just speak more to the imagination. They make me want to go to the cinema. Where as action stars i'm okay with seeing them at home.
Bruce Lee est une légende beaucoup n'imagine pas qu'il y a déjà plus de 50 ans, il a révolutionné le combat au cinéma et à fait évoluer les arts martiaux. Sa première qualité était son intelligence à comprendre les choses et à les faire évoluer. Son charisme à l'écran était également incroyable. 🙏🏻💯❤️❤️❤️🇨🇵
Everyone's pain talking about Bruce's death especially Jackie. My respect & admiration for Jackie has reached another level after watching this, Thanks 😢.
Donnie Yen is a BEAST! Also, thank you so much for this video. I thought you were stalling in the beginning like 90% youtubers do, but you were actually speaking out of passion. Thank you, truly
Honestly I feel like we have been lucky to be around to witness this era while these legends were making films. While my parents grew up to witness the phenomenon that was Bruce Lee, we had these guys. Rest in peace Bruce Lee, you kicked off an era that made it possible for these guys to succeed 🙏
He did a movie in y'all continent, too, called Mr Nice Guy, which is one of his personal best, before his major breakthrough in America with Rush Hour.
It’s amazing. I see so many people talking about Jackie Chan. Is anyone going to talk about how phenomena and how real Danny yen is the way he was talking about the spirit that Bruce Lee brought to the movie set was absolutely on point. You can’t just be a good actor and throw a couple of good punches and kicks here and there you have to be good at fighting and you have to capture the spirit of martial arts, including the when Chen karate
This proves the power and influence Bruce Lee had on martial arts and cinema! Some fifty years after his death we are still seriously talking about him!!
I just like had to learn Bruce's candle technique...so I mastered it aswel with both hands after practicing shadow fighting 😆 nobody can defeat thier shadow
This video was awesome to watch! Anyone else out there, probably 40 years of age or older in the US, remember samurai Sunday? We would go to church in the morning, and come home and binge martial arts movies until they stopped playing them that day. That started my obsession with martial arts movies, and it continues to this day
Jackie chan did want he did because he was a fan of Bruce Lee. Jet li did what he did because he was a fan of Jackie Chan. It always comes back to bruce lee.
Jackie Chan and Chuck Norris were old enough to remember Bruce. They were in his films. Jet Li and Donnie Yen were too young when Bruce was in his prime. Jet and Donnie were only 10 years old at that time.
@@vincentsantos6274 with JL being national champion from 1975-1979, i'm pretty sure he know about BL, and knew and seen a lot, maybe outside meeting him in real life
I ultimately think that there is a lot of aura and myth surrounding Lee. He was the 1st, but I'm not so sure he's the best anymore. Jackie is an amazing martial artist, extremely talented, and has an insane body of work. Unfortunately we'll never know what Lee would have ended up accomplishing...
@@johncook9392 they're all great in their own right. Bruce was the father of martial arts to the mainstream western media allowing those after him to flourish.
What an intelligent, attractive man. I always loved Jackie Chan and still do. Very thankful for his humorous entertaing movies with all the fantastic stunts. So much intelligence and talent, and he seems so kind.
Just came across this, thank you so much for posting. I really appreciate Jackie Chan's honesty, candidness, and confidence. Also he has encouraged me to communicate in a country where the language is not my mother tongue. Love his respect and admiration for Bruce Lee and how he stood his ground in not mimicking Bruce Lee.
donnie yen is my favourite martial arts movie star today. scott atkins is also very good but i find him more predictable. donnie like he said does indeed bring a bigger depth to his charactorization i believe.
@@RansomeDavis I think it was like 8 of them, too, which is why he was the perfect pick to play Grandmaster Yip Man, who is Bruce Lee's mentor. Besides, he spent a lot of time in Boston, which is a rough city, starting at age 11, other than being in his native land of China, so he's about it fr
First time I saw Jet Li, I was thinking holy sh*t who is this guy. He is amazing to watch. Bruce Lee will always be the standard but these other guys are fascinating too.
When viewing many action stars, you see a man. A skilled man, but a man none the less. When viewing Bruce Lee, however, you instictively know you are witnessing something more... You catch a glimpse of the dragon that resides within.
I'm a 42 year old American and grew up in California but the first movie my mom ever bought me on VHS was Wheels on Meals. I remember being so excited when Rumble In The Bronx was released in US theaters. Jackie Chan is wonderful.
great find. the one interesting thing i think most people won't even notice is the last few minutes of Jackie's interview about the difference between action movies in the US and Asia was spot on foresight of what western "action" movies ultimately became. go back to 80's and 90's action movies and watch how long a fight sequence is compared to a modern movie whether live action or full cgi, etc.
Just look at how excited Jackie is when talking about Bruce, that's how great Bruce Lee was. He was a larger than life figure, supremely gifted, affable and charismatic. 1 of 1.
I know these voices anywhere. Regardless of language. Honestly, these fellas are the main reason I got into foreign films as a kid. Lee, Li, Chan, and later on, Yen. It didn't really matter that I didn't know the language. The movies were still dope! Then after I could keep up with the subtitles, it made sooo much better!
Jackie is really a genius. When everyone wanted to be Bruce Lee he created his own identity and everyone loved it. I love his movies. They're too light and too funny, but they're also action packed.
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Don't forget he was a professional dancer, your witnessing rhythm or soul in his performance.
Jet Li, Jackie and Donnie, individually, will always be up there alongside Bruce Lee. In my youth they were the epitome of the archetypal hero I wanted and we all wanted to be. They all brought their own unique style to each film they made and whilst Bruce Lee was the godfather of martial arts films, they should all be up there alongside. Now, can we have a film with them all in? (Ai Bruce?)
Donnie is another great martial artist, whose movies I love. He always looks the part he is playing. And, true enough, he looked scary even in the one he was a villain - Shanghai Knights.
If you really listen to Jackie Chan, that man REALLY knows what he is doing. He really just took “The Nutty Professor” and added in some Kung-fu, and created a whole Genre which he dominated. Jackie Chan movies are some great comedy. I was in my teens when Bruce Lee movies were in the theater, what always amazed me, as this video states, was just how FAST he moved. Today if you watch it, it looks like CGI, but CGI was not around when these movies were being made, THAT'S HOW FAST he looked on screen, it looked FAKED, but it just couldn't be faked.
Thanks a lot for this video. About why Jackie Chan started doing the opposite of Bruce Lee, and innovated more than others: “Absorb what is useful. Discard what is not. Add what is uniquely your own.”
That's why Bruce Lee was so eloquent in the English language, too, since he spent a lot of time in the states of both Washington and California, after turning 18 and getting sent back to the states by his parents
@@TylerHingleton I always say, his scene with Tyson is the closest we can get to the Tyson vs Bruce Lee comparisons. Also, I live in the Bay, and they’re tryina name a street after him here in Oakland.
@@pastense Long overdue, since the 50th year of his death has past just last year, which is crazy. Yeah, Mike also has great admiration for Bruce, and knows that man had no fear of any kind of opponent, outside of filming. Although, Bruce had the humility to admit someone like Muhammad Ali, who he was a fan of, could beat him in a fight, but still would be up for the challenge in a hypothetical matchup during one of his interviews lol
That is so funny to hear him say then. Idk when this was filmed but by the time that I grew up (in the mid 90s), Jackie Chan movies were already very well established in the family market. 20:14
Bruce is and always will be considered one of the best Martial artists arounds... Hands down honestly..... He was great in his way... strong as hell, fast as I don.´t know who... but,,,, alot of weekness amongst the stong parts....any Martial artist gets this :)
Whoever the actor/ stuntman who has the honor of doing a Jackie Chan movie has incredible shoes to fill. Jackie changed the stuntman culture and changed action forever as we know it.
I just landed here on your channel, and I'm glad I did and subscribed, thank you for this upload about my action heros. fr. Cape Town, South Africa. ✌
Hi brother, thanks :)
@@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral U welcome.
@@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral CCP agents today. limp simps yellow fever long time. I'm Han Chinese American by the way, fool
@@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral Honk Kong is dead fool. why are you so silent? how much are they paying you?
You need to find it on a BETTER tape
Jet li so underrated
That man is a serious weapon
He got his respect in the Western Hemisphere, so wouldn't say that. He's been my personal favorite for so many years, although, JCVD was my first one I became a fan of. Donnie Yen is the one who's underrated to me.
@@TylerHingletonI agree Donnie Yen was super underrated especially in that international movie when he was a cop
@@TylerHingleton dont agree, Jet Li was already huge in China before he made it in the West and had made many great classic kung fu movies.
@@pablodebella7695 That's my point, is that he got his full credit in both hemispheres, like Bruce and Jackie did, except for Donnie.
Jet L yes
I love how Jackie Chan has been able to break the type casting by bringing comedy to the audience and looping his talents to not mimic Bruce Lee when he was more popular. That was brilliant! Such longevity in his career!
Bruce Lee was waaaay ahead of his time. He’s a movie icon because his performance was so much deeper than fighting. His knowledge and wisdom from his personal life just added to his legend.
Bruce Lee did seem to me to be a person that gave everything, even if the movie story and the scenery was stereotypical or simple his part made those shortcomings marginal.
Even with a low understanding of English, he still shows perfect understanding of cultural differences, movie esthetics, how dangerous sycophants can be and how to embody the essence of what Bruce did while staying true to himself
His legacy survived due to Jet, Jackie and Donnie
Do you know Jackie's vernacular tongue(?)
He has a high understanding of English actually
Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco and go to Catholic school in Hong Kong and also went to the University in the U.S. I would say his English is excellent.
“…totally opposite to Bruce Lee.” Fascinating. Where Bruce was fierce and in control and deadly serious, Jackie created his own on-screen persona that felt the blows and fought with humour and slapstick. Great contrast in styles.
As a fighter and entertainer, Bruce was a dancer.
Bruce Lee took different martial arts styles and blended together the best elements of them to create Jeet Kune Do. Ironically many of the martial artists they taught him their various styles became his students in Jeet Kune Do.
I always described the old Jackie Chan films and fights as "winning by accident", where he wasn't one step ahead of the opponent, or two steps ahead, he wasn't even half a step ahead, he was barely keeping up and his secret weapon was luck. It was very unique, and so expertly executed, it felt like magic how each sequence tied into each other like falling backwards into a victory.
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Jackie Chan is so humble, his movies are amazing and remind me of buster keaton or charlie chaplin. He is in a league of his own in modern cinema. Not to take away from Bruce lee who was a pioneer and is an icon in his own right. But even the best Bruce lee movies never made me wonder _how did they film that?_ And with Jackie Chan I've been amazed more times than I can count. Absolutely phenomenal movie star. His movies will always entertain and amaze. Timeless pieces one after another. I love Jackie Chan.
(Edit) to put it another way, when I think of bruce lee I think of sylvester stallone, arnold swarzenegger, wesly snipes. All amazing actors with amazing films, but again not as spectacular as: Jackie Chan, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Tom Cruise. When it comes to action movies performers who can do their own stunts just speak more to the imagination. They make me want to go to the cinema. Where as action stars i'm okay with seeing them at home.
All 3 are so good at what they do. Bruce was just unbelievable. Great to hear them speak about this.
Bruce Lee est une légende beaucoup n'imagine pas qu'il y a déjà plus de 50 ans, il a révolutionné le combat au cinéma et à fait évoluer les arts martiaux. Sa première qualité était son intelligence à comprendre les choses et à les faire évoluer. Son charisme à l'écran était également incroyable. 🙏🏻💯❤️❤️❤️🇨🇵
Funny to hear Jackie talking about the Bruceploitation explosion of films that occurred proceeding Bruce Lee's passing. He was right in his words!
Everyone's pain talking about Bruce's death especially Jackie. My respect & admiration for Jackie has reached another level after watching this, Thanks 😢.
I can't believe you found this. Thank you so much for posting this this is absolutely a wonderful part of History
My pleasure brother :)
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New subscriber here. 👍🏻
Bruce Lee, Jet Li, Jackie Chan all 3 my favorites. Sammo Hung, Donny Yen , Bolo Yung, Michelle Yeoh next in line.
For me Chow Yun Fat too
LEGENDS
YES! Every one of them are legends.
Exactly the order. In the next there's also yuen biao.
@ApmBm Thank you, I was gonna say he mentioned the two brothers but not the third like wtf, you a nub Kung Fu watcher? 🤣
Donnie Yen is a BEAST!
Also, thank you so much for this video. I thought you were stalling in the beginning like 90% youtubers do, but you were actually speaking out of passion. Thank you, truly
Thanks brother :)
Jackie is such a honest person.He is so incredible yet so humble. I like Jackie, Donnie & Bruce lee was iconic. He had a great aura ❤
Jackie and Jet Li are two of my heroes :)
Honestly I feel like we have been lucky to be around to witness this era while these legends were making films. While my parents grew up to witness the phenomenon that was Bruce Lee, we had these guys. Rest in peace Bruce Lee, you kicked off an era that made it possible for these guys to succeed 🙏
An extremely insightful piece. Glad I had the opportunity to watch this.
To Jackie Chan.
In Australia , We go to Watch Jackie Chan. We Don't Care What the Movie is Called
He did a movie in y'all continent, too, called Mr Nice Guy, which is one of his personal best, before his major breakthrough in America with Rush Hour.
@@TylerHingleton The Koala in the Movie was his personal Pet
@@Sir_Richard_Stewart You're talking about First Strike, but I feel it
Bruce lee will always be the goat 🐐 of martial arts even gracie family said that he was the phenomenal
UFC fighters and president Dana White call Bruce the father of modern day MMA
Bruce Lee was a dancer as well as a martial artist hence his use of rhythm (broken rhythm)in fighting...
He didn’t fight. He was in movies.
This was fascinating- thank you so much for making this available
wow is there a full version of jackies interview? I love how enthusiastic he talks about Bruce and his own career
It’s amazing. I see so many people talking about Jackie Chan. Is anyone going to talk about how phenomena and how real Danny yen is the way he was talking about the spirit that Bruce Lee brought to the movie set was absolutely on point. You can’t just be a good actor and throw a couple of good punches and kicks here and there you have to be good at fighting and you have to capture the spirit of martial arts, including the when Chen karate
This proves the power and influence Bruce Lee had on martial arts and cinema! Some fifty years after his death we are still seriously talking about him!!
I just like had to learn Bruce's candle technique...so I mastered it aswel with both hands after practicing shadow fighting 😆 nobody can defeat thier shadow
Very true.
Jackie is such an honest person
This video was awesome to watch! Anyone else out there, probably 40 years of age or older in the US, remember samurai Sunday? We would go to church in the morning, and come home and binge martial arts movies until they stopped playing them that day. That started my obsession with martial arts movies, and it continues to this day
Thank you so much for giving us this precious clip of the respect other well known actors have to Bruce Lee
Excellent Interviews! Thanks so much for sharing Beerdy.....🙏
My pleasure brother :)
I don't think Jet Li ever experienced Bruce up and close, but Jackie Chan sure did.
Lee was, for the most part, humorless.
Chan added slapstick comedy which we hadn't seen before. Plus, Chan was an equally proficient choreographer.
So did Chuck Norris
Jackie chan did want he did because he was a fan of Bruce Lee. Jet li did what he did because he was a fan of Jackie Chan. It always comes back to bruce lee.
Jackie Chan and Chuck Norris were old enough to remember Bruce. They were in his films. Jet Li and Donnie Yen were too young when Bruce was in his prime. Jet and Donnie were only 10 years old at that time.
@@vincentsantos6274 with JL being national champion from 1975-1979, i'm pretty sure he know about BL, and knew and seen a lot, maybe outside meeting him in real life
I translated Jet Li's interview to english :)
Donniez Yen,Jackie Chan and Jet Li are all great...Bruce Lee remains the best ✊✊✊
I ultimately think that there is a lot of aura and myth surrounding Lee. He was the 1st, but I'm not so sure he's the best anymore. Jackie is an amazing martial artist, extremely talented, and has an insane body of work. Unfortunately we'll never know what Lee would have ended up accomplishing...
The ones we need are always taken too soon.
That's true...
@@johncook9392 "I used to watch a lot of Jackie and Sammo's films. But they were missing a certain... soul." ~Donnie Yen
@@johncook9392 they're all great in their own right. Bruce was the father of martial arts to the mainstream western media allowing those after him to flourish.
What an intelligent, attractive man. I always loved Jackie Chan and still do. Very thankful for his humorous entertaing movies with all the fantastic stunts. So much intelligence and talent, and he seems so kind.
Thanks for posting this 🎥
Bruce was magnificent he put his heart and soul into everything he did he was pure magic on screen .
Just came across this, thank you so much for posting. I really appreciate Jackie Chan's honesty, candidness, and confidence. Also he has encouraged me to communicate in a country where the language is not my mother tongue. Love his respect and admiration for Bruce Lee and how he stood his ground in not mimicking Bruce Lee.
Jackie Chan is SO nice.
Intelligent, thoughtful, soft spoken.
Kudos
Great interview. Thanks!
Thanks a lot. The interview with Jackie Chan (about himself) is very special on its own!
Then Jackie was the voice of master splinter on tmnt movie. I grew up watching Bruce Jackie and jet li movies. They are all legends to me!
donnie yen is my favourite martial arts movie star today. scott atkins is also very good but i find him more predictable. donnie like he said does indeed bring a bigger depth to his charactorization i believe.
PS donnie walks the walk too he beat up a group of guys in a nite club protecting his girlfriend. hes the real deal.
@@RansomeDavis I think it was like 8 of them, too, which is why he was the perfect pick to play Grandmaster Yip Man, who is Bruce Lee's mentor. Besides, he spent a lot of time in Boston, which is a rough city, starting at age 11, other than being in his native land of China, so he's about it fr
Great job saving footage!
God I love Jackie Chan. What a gorgeous person. What phenomenal talent and humility.
too bad he spouted lots of bad things about Americans after making good money from his American movies, look it up
First time I saw Jet Li, I was thinking holy sh*t who is this guy. He is amazing to watch. Bruce Lee will always be the standard but these other guys are fascinating too.
Great video thx for sharing with us
Thank you for your diligent work finding and posting these 🙏
My pleasure brother :)
Great vids. Loved hearing it from them. They showed lots of respect for Bruce. Very cool.
When viewing many action stars, you see a man. A skilled man, but a man none the less. When viewing Bruce Lee, however, you instictively know you are witnessing something more... You catch a glimpse of the dragon that resides within.
5:55 Jackie knows how FAST Bruce really was!!
Jackie was a genius to go opposite of Bruce's style, when nobody ever thought to do so.
People don't understand this is the only reason you can be famous and great , you just have to be you
The way Tarantino slandered Bruce Lee in his movie is despicable.
Jackie Chan reaction to stunt that was asked of him 12:29 “easy” = priceless!!
The allure of Bruce Lee can be embodied in one word - charisma - that no one has since him
Нет наверное на земле такого человека, который бы не любил Джеки Чана ... 🙂
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦Bruce lee Jackie chan jet lee Donnie yen I will watch their movies anytime great guys
Donnie Yen's interview is spot on. He understood the depth of Lee's performances, and took those lessons to heart in his own style.
Amazing and valuable footages!! Thank you!
I loved this 😊, thank you. Never seen this interview with Jackie. Awesome
My pleasure brother :)
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Even Bruce Lee recognized the Jackie Chan was special...
Thanks for sharing this it’s great to understand some more history of our favorite Martial arts guys!
And Bruce, Jackie, Donnie & Jet are just amazing
Even Jet Li is very fast, producer have to tell him to slow down so the camera can record him.
Bruce was incredible. No one can replace him, no one. Rip sifu.
I'm a 42 year old American and grew up in California but the first movie my mom ever bought me on VHS was Wheels on Meals. I remember being so excited when Rumble In The Bronx was released in US theaters. Jackie Chan is wonderful.
You blink and you miss Bruce Lee's kick!
Jackie, you did it! You're the best! Funny smart and we all miss him making movies. 😢
Wow what a take from Donnie Yen never thought about it like that awesome video thank you for sharing
15:37 thats so funny for Jackie to describe himself as someone who followed Bruce biblically... but in the exact Opposite way. 😂😂
Jackie Chan will always be one of the best ever actors his character is rare kind and humble that's what makes him the best thanks Jackie
It's been a long time, good to see y'all together again ✌️👏
It's crazy to think I will be the one to tell stories about these legends to the future generations.
great find. the one interesting thing i think most people won't even notice is the last few minutes of Jackie's interview about the difference between action movies in the US and Asia was spot on foresight of what western "action" movies ultimately became. go back to 80's and 90's action movies and watch how long a fight sequence is compared to a modern movie whether live action or full cgi, etc.
Always a pleasure to listen to a very intelligent, super articulate Donny Yen. Great insights.
Love Jackie chan and he was very clever in the early days and loves Bruce Lee
There’s only 1 Bruce Lee
And his son Brandon Lee was and forever will be a legend as well
Nice job on the Restoration.😅
Just look at how excited Jackie is when talking about Bruce, that's how great Bruce Lee was. He was a larger than life figure, supremely gifted, affable and charismatic. 1 of 1.
all of these guys have/had their own style that they worked hard to develop. each one of these guys are/were great and awesome to watch.
I know these voices anywhere. Regardless of language. Honestly, these fellas are the main reason I got into foreign films as a kid. Lee, Li, Chan, and later on, Yen. It didn't really matter that I didn't know the language. The movies were still dope! Then after I could keep up with the subtitles, it made sooo much better!
Jackie is really a genius. When everyone wanted to be Bruce Lee he created his own identity and everyone loved it. I love his movies. They're too light and too funny, but they're also action packed.
Don't forget he was a professional dancer, your witnessing rhythm or soul in his performance.
Jackie Chan got some wicked old kung fu films. Drunken master. Snake in the eagle shadow. Dragon lord. Whole heap. Him the king.
Jet Li, Jackie and Donnie, individually, will always be up there alongside Bruce Lee. In my youth they were the epitome of the archetypal hero I wanted and we all wanted to be.
They all brought their own unique style to each film they made and whilst Bruce Lee was the godfather of martial arts films, they should all be up there alongside.
Now, can we have a film with them all in? (Ai Bruce?)
thank you for this!
Love how Ali gets mentioned twice by different people...
great man i love jackie
Donnie is another great martial artist, whose movies I love. He always looks the part he is playing. And, true enough, he looked scary even in the one he was a villain - Shanghai Knights.
Great Jackie Chan interview. 😊
If you really listen to Jackie Chan, that man REALLY knows what he is doing. He really just took “The Nutty Professor” and added in some Kung-fu, and created a whole Genre which he dominated. Jackie Chan movies are some great comedy.
I was in my teens when Bruce Lee movies were in the theater, what always amazed me, as this video states, was just how FAST he moved. Today if you watch it, it looks like CGI, but CGI was not around when these movies were being made, THAT'S HOW FAST he looked on screen, it looked FAKED, but it just couldn't be faked.
Thanks a lot for this video.
About why Jackie Chan started doing the opposite of Bruce Lee, and innovated more than others:
“Absorb what is useful. Discard what is not. Add what is uniquely your own.”
My pleasure brother.
Thank you for this.
I always forget Donnie Yen spent his teenage years in Boston. So his English is loads better than Jet and Jackie lol. Love his break dancing too
Do you know any other languages besides England language (?)
@@gradyhernandez4699 English only
That's why Bruce Lee was so eloquent in the English language, too, since he spent a lot of time in the states of both Washington and California, after turning 18 and getting sent back to the states by his parents
@@TylerHingleton I always say, his scene with Tyson is the closest we can get to the Tyson vs Bruce Lee comparisons. Also, I live in the Bay, and they’re tryina name a street after him here in Oakland.
@@pastense Long overdue, since the 50th year of his death has past just last year, which is crazy. Yeah, Mike also has great admiration for Bruce, and knows that man had no fear of any kind of opponent, outside of filming. Although, Bruce had the humility to admit someone like Muhammad Ali, who he was a fan of, could beat him in a fight, but still would be up for the challenge in a hypothetical matchup during one of his interviews lol
That is so funny to hear him say then. Idk when this was filmed but by the time that I grew up (in the mid 90s), Jackie Chan movies were already very well established in the family market. 20:14
Jackie was on the set of enter the dragon and was best friends with bruce lee he was in the film of enter the dragon
Best friends lol, Bruce barely knew he existed.
Bruce lee Is God Mode which is very hard for All Masters to Unlock 🉐️
In films absolutely
Love Jackie Chan he is such a wonderful man he always makes me smile just incredible. .
Jackie dissing the Ninja Turtles made my night so much better
❤Big Bolo!❤
Bruce is and always will be considered one of the best Martial artists arounds... Hands down honestly..... He was great in his way... strong as hell, fast as I don.´t know who... but,,,, alot of weekness amongst the stong parts....any Martial artist gets this :)
in short, bruce lee was raw , real, and .. real.
Yeah exactly
Donnie ❤️🙏🏽💪🏽
Whoever the actor/ stuntman who has the honor of doing a Jackie Chan movie has incredible shoes to fill. Jackie changed the stuntman culture and changed action forever as we know it.