“I didn’t hear anything he said”: 27 years ago, Jackie Chan lived poorly with this cult action movie

From 1998 to 2007, Rush Hour Trilogy created fans of Jackie Chan’s action films and acrobats. The latter gathered with Chris Tucker, the flow of speech as quickly as the machine gun. Visitor Kelly Clarkson Show Along with Karate Kid Legends counterparts, the martial arts star showed an amazing anecdote about the first film.

Jackie Chan lost in translation

The host interviewed Jackie Chan about learning English and the actress responded to TAC from TAC. “Throughout the movie, I didn’t understand anything that Chris Tucker said.”He begins to abuse.

Throughout the movie, I didn’t understand anything that Chris Tucker said.

“According to each plan, its dialogues were different. Each scene, each socket, his replicas were different”He continues the actor who has had many problems to understand his colleague, improvisation specialist.

“I asked my dialect teacher: What did he say? He talks so fast!”Says Jackie Chan. His experience echoes the meeting of his character, Lee Chris Tucker (Carter). An American police officer welcomes his Chinese counterpart in Los Angeles and thinks he does not speak English.

“Do you understand the words coming out of my mouth?”Shouting Carter, leaving without a reaction, fiction joins reality. In addition to its autobiography called Never grow upJackie Chan admitted that learning English had many problems. He also explained that the music of the country helped him understand Shakespeare’s language because the songs were slow.

Karate Baby Return!

At the age of 71, a star of action will return to the cinema on August 13 to Karat Children’s legends. He renewed his role as Mr. Han, which he played with Jaden Smith in the 2010 karate. This time, she’s a team with Ralph Macchio, the original saga and the hero of Cobra Kai, trained by a new talented phallus named Ben Wang.

After a personal tragedy, this young claim of Kung Foui is distant from his family in Beijing and is forced to settle with his mother in New York. He tries to draw a line of the past when trying to integrate into his new high school. And even if he is not looking for a quarrel, he seems to have a constant problem.

When a friend who has just been acquainted, asks for help, Lee agrees to take part in a karate competition, but he understands that he not only rely on his talent. Her Kung Fu teacher, Mr. Han, then hired the first baby karate, Daniel Laruso, in fortification. Lee discovers a new combat style that combines their two approaches that she will use for the final confrontation …