Name: Jackie Chan in Conversation
Uploaded: 2018-07-14T03:59:05.000Z
Duration: 1 h 21 min 13 s
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>> Just seeing the audience
full of people in the theatre,

obviously, this kind of
adoration and respect is all

around the world for you, but
I think Australia will have

to say we've got a lead
on the rest of the world,

And I don't know, tonight,
I don't know what kind

half-half-half, so [foreign
language spoken] everybody.

In Australia, are most
Chinese, Cantonese, or Mandarin?

who are actually speak only
Chinese, let's start --

Now it's very impressive
with your three dreams.

Obviously, it's very close to
your heart, but we will leave

I would like to start by
saying that I have to admit,

I'm a few years younger than
you, but not that much younger.

So we probably went through the
similar hard-training regime.

You went through picking opera
kind of training, the drama,

and went through the martial
arts trainings, and I,

but I have to admit Kung
Fu was my secret dream.

at the Beijing Dance
Academy from 11 to 18,

So I grew up, like all
Chinese, is sort of dreamt

So that's my secret dream,
but I did get that far.

The five years of
training as a martial arts

at the Beijing Dance Academy
as close as I actually got

It was, a few days ago, I was
telling the 24-year-old son,

Tom, and because when he was
younger, we'd been watching some

of your old films, and he loved
you, as well, and I told him

that I was going to come
here to interview you,

He said, "Dad, I have
confessed something to you."

and when show me the
Jackie Chan films," he said,

that you may not be the
famous ballet dancer,

So I think you are more popular
in my household than myself,

but let's go to the
business side of things.

You have been making films
all around the world,

I think you made films
in Melbourne, Brisbane,

but you know, in Sydney, what
you love most about coming back

to Australia, but what do
you experience differently

When I come to Australia when
I was 17, that's, I think,

the whole country about
30 million people.

I was in Canberra, and
there is very few people.

You know? And the
country is so big and it's

You know, Hong Kong, it's
just that tiny, small,

Wherever you go there are
people, people, people.

In Canberra, 5 o'clock,
I walk on the street.

And I just remember a
lot of memories, really,

that we don't have an opera
house yet at that time,

and suppose I'm going back
to Australia for Camberra

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