One way or another we have all seen his movies and have been entertained by his antics mixed
with his Martial Arts know-how on screen.
He has been cast next to some of Hollywood’s biggest names
and has played parts in films that range from the iconic to the downright laughable.
I'm talking about according to some my doppelganger Jackie Chan who has no doubt become a household name around the world
and why shouldn’t he?
With classics such as Drunken Master and roles in family-friendly movies like the Kung Fu
Panda series, he’s an all-around talented guy;
but as famous and loved as he is whatever people mention that Iook like him or I look like a younger version and I get it because
there may be some resemblance but I'll be honest guys
I'm not not a big fan of his and over the years a lot of people have been asking me
well why don't you like Jackie Chan he's so lovable, he's so great.
There is a different man that a lot of people don't really know.
What if, Mr Nice Guy is not-so-nice at all?
Today in this video were gonna talk about the reasons
why Jackie Chan may not be the nice guy we all thought he is
Number Three: Biting the Hand that Fed Him There is no doubt that Jackie Chan has been
one of the most successful Asian actors in Hollywood.
Since the Hong Kong star’s debut into the silver screen in the 70s, his career has been
stellar up until the early 2000s.
Although despite his success and a star on Hollywood’s walk of fame to commemorate
his talents, a report published Chan allegedly stating that America was the most corrupt
country in the world.
The internet was quick to give a response to Chan’s supposed statement with several websites
and communities calling for a “huge boycott of Jackie Chan’s films no matter how much they make small children squeal with enjoyment.”
Number Two: The Not-so Environmental Advocate “Who said Beijing had no blue skies?
Such blue skies, green fields…”
This was a caption appended to a photo shot by Chan and posted on Chinese social media
Weibo in the midst of the heated debate about Beijing’s pollution crisis.
The backlash was almost instantaneous when the online community took no hesitation in
calling Chan out with comments generously sprinkled with profanity.
It is known the world over that Beijing has been one of the most polluted cities in the
globe with a smog count reaching 993 micrograms per cubic meter in the Xizhimen area alone.
The people on the mainland and those living near and within city limits are subjected
to the smog on a daily basis, affecting their health no matter what their age.
The photo and the comment posted by Chan may seem trivial to some but it has a heavy handed,
and insensitive effect on the people who are actually experiencing pollution that can potentially
be lethal to them.
Number One: Daddy Issues Celebrities will always have their personal
lives dragged into the limelight one way or another.
Since they are such public personalities, it seems to follow that whatever form of privacy
they wish for is not possible.
The same goes for Jackie Chan.
However, there is a different and more interesting story to the beloved star.
In 2015, a recently re-surfaced interview showed Chan talk about his relationship with
Taiwanese actress Joan Lin, his wife for more than 30 years.
In the interview, he said that he had only made the decision to marry her after she became
pregnant with their son, Jaycee.
“It was an accident which conceived Jaycee,” Chan says, according to Asia One.
“I had never thought of getting married, but felt it was akin to being forced to get
married.”
The remark was not so much an emotional consolation than it was an insult.
Of course the rumors that Chan has had many other girlfriends while married to Lin were
no stunning news.
He was said to have also been in an affair with Elaine Ng, a former beauty queen, to
whom he fathered a daughter named Etta in 1999.
Calling his affair with Elaine a mistake, Chan said that he “only committed a fault
that many men would commit.”
Meanwhile, Etta says that her relationship with her father was practically non-existent
and only saw Chan as “just a stranger”.