Chan’s distinctive style combines slapstick, acrobatics, martial arts, and astonishing stunts he performs himself.

a film that draws from the ’84 film and the 2010 instalment, telling the story of Ben Wang’s Li Fong, who trained in kung fu under Jackie Chan’s Mr. Han, and now faces karate mentorship from ...

Films like "Fist of Fury," "Enter the Dragon," and "Game of Death" introduced dazzling Chinese-style martial arts to Hollywood, offering Western audiences — accustomed to modern gunfight scenes — a ...

Since Yen is well-known for his martial arts skills, we can likely expect the spinoff movie to be full of kung fu or Wing Chun-based stunts. The movie franchise’s director and producer Chad Stahelski ...

When Chinese action game Phantom Blade Zero was first revealed to the world, it drew countless comparisons to FromSoftware's Souls games, to the point its director (the appropriately-nicknamed ...

Macchio’s career is synonymous with The Karate Kid franchise, having originated the role of Daniel in The Karate Kid. Released in 1984, Macchio played the titular character, who trains under the ...

He knew that I wanted the martial arts in the movie to feel like an early Jackie Chan film, and that’s something ... and Daniel LaRusso team-up to guide Li Fong (Ben Wang) got all the more ...

The trailer begins with Jackie Chan, reprising his role of Mr. Han from 2010's "The Karate Kid," conversing with one of his students, Li Fong, played by Ben Wang. Li has a tough time shifting to a ...