Renowned actor and stuntman Jackie Chan is a tried-and-true cinematic legend, but what are his 10 greatest films in the ...

Jackie Chan has been a martial arts legend for decades, and has starred in a fair few masterpieces, including Drunken Master ...

Now, with the arrival of “The Legend of Drunken Master,” they can. Originally released in 1994 as “Drunken Master 2,” this is one of the films that made Jackie Chan Jackie Chan.

Drunken Master II departed from the humour of its prequel in favour of complex kung fu, as Jackie Chan’s protest against the fantastical ‘wire fu’ movies of the early 1990s – and it won an ...

Though hardly likely to score a staggering B.O. upset, "The Legend of Drunken Master" could attract a wider aud than previous "Americanized" versions of Jackie Chan's Hong Kong-produced hits.

It's important to understand that most of Chan's films are made of the same elements: bad dubbing, incoherent dialogue, dismissible plot, silly jokes, incredible kung fu, and - of course - Jackie Chan ...

Most of the Jackie Chan films released in the United States have come from the same cookie cutter -- silly plots, cartoon characters, great stunts. The Legend of Drunken Master uses the same basic ...

If Jerry Lewis and Ernest Hemingway got together and penned a kung-fu picture, it would be probably be a bit like 1978’s Jackie Chan career-maker “Drunken Master,” an absurdist, slapstick ...

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Jackie Chan is all over the news. And not in a good way. It seems the martial-arts master went to a rock show in Hong Kong recently and stormed the stage in a drunken stupor, demanding that some ...

“The Legend of Drunken Master” is the English-dubbed version of Jackie Chan’s 1994 action-comedy “Drunken Master II.” “The Legend” stands as the last Chan film in which the action ...

'Drunken Master' Chan Says Sorry. July 17, 2006 / 2:40 PM EDT / AP Jackie Chan has apologized for disrupting a recent concert by Taiwanese singer-songwriter Jonathan Lee.