The Movie Business Is A Big Gamble.

My Schedule Goes: Wake Up, Running, Exercise, Downstairs, Running Shoes Off, Then To The Shower. That's The Jackie Chan Diary.

When I'm Making An American Film, It's More Safe Because There Are So Many People On The Set To Watch Me. Whatever I Do, They Say, 'what Are You Doing!? Tell Me First!' There Are So Many Restrictions.

The Action Star's Life Is Very Short. Back In Asia, I Can Do Whatever I Want To Do. I'm The Producer, I'm The Director, I Can Do So Many Things, But In Hollywood Any Time I Present A Script They Say: "no, No, No, Rush Hour 3, Rush Hour 4."

I Make American Films For American Audiences And Asian Films For Asian Audiences.

Every Time I Make An American Film I Just Trust The American Director And American Writer. Myself, I Would Never Make This Kind Of Film. For Me, Those Kinds Of Films Are Ridiculous. They Don't Make Sense.