What Donnie Yen And Jackie Chan Thinks About A Movie Set

In this video, legendary martial artists and actors Donnie Yen and Jackie Chan share their insights on what it's like to work on a movie set.

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Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this video are those of Donnie Yen and Jackie Chan and do not necessarily reflect the views of the creator or publisher.

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[davidgibson]

Love his approach to fight choreography, just look around the set and see how it rolls. Legend

[Azami]

You guys have to remember that they also didn’t have time to prep and safety measures weren’t prioritized as much back then. These guys were literally risking their life with the amount of limited time and budget they had for the movies they were in during that time.

[Fckdupworld]

Him and jackie chan and more old Chinese artist made our childhood memory good

[jenpatrick]

Kungfu = hard works you put in to succeed, literally.
“Everything is Kungfu” by Jackie Chen

[mikhail]

The one who ooze the same amount of Charisma as Jackie are his brothers, Yuen Biao and Sammo Hung. Sammo had some success in Hollywood but Yuen Biao had a really hard time in his english, but still very successful in asia.

[hungleba]

This is how they managed to create so many good movies for so many years: Lots of creativity, improvisation and their deep martial arts knowledge allowed them to basically create various fight choreographies with the flow, whilst maintaining the film's theme and keeping the plot in mind.

[mkate]

I can't believe all the legends are in the 60s! CRAZY!!!

[kristalraya]

That is why their films are so great. Asian film industry make the most out of what they have which makes them work more efficiently. It's why Jackie's movies are so well coordinated. It's why Americans working with the film industry sometimes are shocked because they get to it and Americans are more relaxed.

[christopherrobbins]

I love his dedication to his art. As well as Jackie Chan no matter his political views. They are masters of their craft and have made some of the best fight scenes to grace the big screen.

[mcmaldek]

Donnie Yen has always been a legend... idk why the rest of the USA didn't recognize him the way we did Jackie chan or Jet Li... truth be told, Donnie Yen is a bigger superstar in China now than Bruce was in his time I loved Donnie yen since I saw Iron Monkey years before it was released in theatres in the USA... they released it here after Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was a big success.

[friedcheese]

"Jump off this building?"
"Ok sounds cool"

[deswood]

The amount of improvising that goes into their minds

[superstoneanimation]

Andy lau, Stephen Chow, Donnie Yen, Jet Li and Jackie Chan. Legends ❤

[Misitos_]

Who else remembers him as snowman in blade 2?

[nathancruz]

This is my introduction to Donnie Yen since, Shanghai knights.

[PepperWilliams_songcovers]

I love Donnie Yen and Jackie Chan!! Both are GOATS

[whizz-macky]

Favorite fight actor movie Donnie you’re a legend

[high_maintenance]

Reminds me of Randy Savage. He had steps. I never knew wrestlers choreographed each step.

[lvl]

Donnie is such a class act love watching his work

[paoloazorYT]

isa rin ito sa mga alamat eh ... kahit magkaroon lang ako ng eksena sa mga kagaya nito kahit 5 minutes lang Jackie Chan, Jet Li,