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Ответ от Дима Манаков[мастер]
Jackie Chan (Jackie Chan) was born in Hong Kong, April 7, 1954. He was given the name Chan Kong Sang (Chan Kong Sang). His parents were so poor that they offered to buy the baby for 1500 of HK $ English obstetrician, who took delivery. But later his father changed his decision. In 1960, Jackie, along with his parents emigrated to Australia to work in the Chinese Embassy. In 1961, Jackie returned to Hong Kong one to 7 years of age go to school, the Beijing Opera. At school, students were taught traditional Chinese art performances, dancing, singing, mime and acrobatics, and especially martial arts. Training with 5 in the morning till late at night every day, under the strict supervision of teachers, who could carve for any disobedience or deprived of food, students are honing their skills. At this time, Jackie changed his name to Lau Yuen (Yuen Lau), the same did all students in deference to his teacher. Training continued until Jack turned 17. Later, Jackie says that in school the Beijing Opera gave him a lot. For the first time Jackie has appeared on the screen at age 8 in an episode of the movie "Big and Little Wong Tin Bar", even during training in Beijing Opera School, he played about 20 bit parts. In 1971, Jackie left the Peking Opera. Powered by Shaw Brothers studio stunt. In the same year, gets his first starring role in "Master with the Cracked Fingers", but this tape did not bring him success, as subsequent films in which he starred. At the same time, Jackie is involved as a stuntman on the set of two films with Bruce Lee (Bruce Lee) - "Fist of Fury" (Fist of Fury) and "Enter the Dragon" (Enter the Dragon). Then in 1975 Jackie filming "Countdown in Kung Fu" directed by a young John Woo (John Woo). After the death of Bruce Lee in 1973, all producers are looking for a replacement, but more a kind of pathetic. Everyone tried to imitate Bruce Lee. This lasted until 1978 when the film came out, "Snake in the Eagle\'s Shadow" (Snake in Eagle\'s Shadow) directed by Ng Si-hyun (Ng See Huen). This film was completely unlike the previous one. The movie was a lot of humor, a good script, excellent fighting scenes. Jackie has demonstrated excellent technique of ownership in martial arts and found his comic roles. Of course the film became a hit in Hong Kong. In the same year after a short break was taken even more successful film "Drunken Master" (Drunken Master), which broke all box office records in Hong Kong at that time. After the movie we can say that Jackie finally developed his own style. After the success of "Drunken Master" Jackie was able to direct his next and last film in Lo Wei\'s film company "Fearless Hyena" (Fearless Hyena) (1979). After this film Jackie realized that he needed to move into a larger company and signs a contract with "Golden Harvest film companu". However, this breach of contract did not like Veyyu Lo (Lo Wei), who began to threaten Jackie. Jackie had to move to Taiwan, where he made films for several years, including the film "Lord Dragon" (Dragon Lord) (1982). Although details are not clear, apparently Jackie was "bought" from Lo Wei, the company Golden Harvest headed by Raymond Chow (Raymond Chow). Jackie is now freely cmog return to Hong Kong. The next successful film was "Young Master" (The Young Master). At that time, Jackie has become very popular in Hong Kong. And in 1980 he went to America with hope to repeat the success of Bruce Lee. In collaboration with Robert Klaus (Robert Clause), who directed the movie with Bruce Lee\'s "Enter the Dragon", after learning English, Jackie is filming "The Big Brawl" (The Big Brawl). However, the film became a big flop. The first attempt to conquer America failed. Jackie has subsequently returned to America in 1981 and 1984, but in a cameo role racer in the movie "Race" Cannonball "(Cannonball Run). Although the trip to America was unsuccessful, there Jackie first became acquainted with the work of the stars "dumb" movies such