Jackie Chan says Bruce Lee once helped him get paid more on set in unearthed 1997 interview

A previously unpublished interview with action star Jackie Chan from 1997 revealed just how much he looked up to martial arts icon Bruce Lee. The king of martial arts: The interview, conducted by journalist Richard James Havis, shed light on the actor’s early days as a stunt choreographer when he witnessed Lee’s rise to global fame, reported South China Morning Post. In the interview, Chan looked back at his experience working as a stunt man in the 1972 Hong Kong film “Fist of Fury,” which was Lee’s second major starring role.
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