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AKA:
Fong Si Lung
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Sing Lung
,
Chen Yuan Long
,
Cheng Leng
,
Yuen Lou
Chan Kong Sang
Birthplace:
Victoria Peak, Hong Kong
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If Buster Keaton were alive and well and living in Hong Kong, directing and starring in kung fu comedies, the end eroduct would probably resemble the films of Jackie Chan. Chan's action sequences, while at least as thrilling as the very best of Hollywood, are further distinguished by meticulous, witty choreography that transforms potentially lethal action into elaborate clowning. As in Keaton's films, the viewer's laughter is sometimes stifled by awe at the sheer physical prowess on display. With his disarming smile and compact (5'9", 150 lbs) yet muscular frame, Chan does not look or act like
Passepartout/Lau Xing
2004
Detective Inspector Lee
2001
Detective Inspector Lee
1998
Detective Kevin Chan--Fu Sheng
1996
martial arts director
1996
Chen Kuang-Sheng, the Asian Hawk
Emigrated to Australia with his parents as a small child
1961
Returned to Hong Kong at age seven to attend the Chinese Drama Academy
1961
Trained in the techniques of Peking Opera under threat of corporal punishment (caning) and food deprivation
1962
Made feature acting debut at age eight in the Cantonese feature "Big and Little Wong Tin Bar"
Performed with a student group called the Seven Little Fortunes; first worked with Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao
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