*[Jackie Chan]? continued this crossover during the 80s and 90s, finaly conquering the US market with [Rumble in the Bronx]? (1995) and the two [Rush Hour]? films. He is renowned for his blend of martial arts comedy, but has directed, action directed and starred in over 50 films of almost all conceivable genres. Despite proper martial arts training, Jackie often tells people that he is an actor, not a martial artist. |
*[Jackie Chan]? continued this crossover during the 80s and 90s, finaly conquering the US market with [Rumble in the Bronx]? (1995) and the two [Rush Hour]? films. He is renowned for his blend of martial arts comedy, but has directed, action directed and starred in over 50 films of almost all conceivable genres. Despite proper martial arts training from a chinese opera school, Jackie often tells people that he is an actor, not a martial artist. |
Martial Arts film stars can be classified in two types, namely genuine martial artists who pursued a filming career vs dancers and actors who acted in martial arts film under the directions of choreographers.
Martial arts film stars who are martial artists on their own merits:
Martial Arts film stars that are merely actors:
Others:
See also: