Benny "The Jet" Urquidez played a nameless thug in two of the Three Dragons movies, Wheels on Meals and Dragons Forever.In 1984's Wheels on Meals, the two main protagonists - played by Jackie Chan ...

Hilarious and high-octane, Wheels on Meals has one of Jackie Chan's most iconic fight scenes ever: a one-on-one showdown with legit kickboxing champ Benny "The Jet" Urquidez. 1. Police Story (1985) ...

Dubbed the Kung Fu Movie Heritage Project 100 Classics AI Revitalization Project, the studios plan to focus on films made by Lee and other martial arts legends, such as Chan and Jet Li.

Chan vs Benny "The Jet" Urquidez: one of the best martial arts fight scenes of all time. Hung and Biao joined Chan again for 1984's Wheels on Meals , with Chan and Biao playing Chinese cousins ...

If there's one master of cinema who can make you laugh and cheer at the same time, it's Jackie Chan. Since starting his career in the 1960s and rising as a superstar in the late 1970s, Jackie Chan ...

Several of Jet Li’s notable works include Jason Statham as his co-star. The two have been in five movies together, starting with the 2001 sci-fi epic The One.Li stars as the main protagonist who ...

Not all of Jackie Chan’s movies end in fisticuffs, but they almost all end in a blaze of glory. New Line Cinema It’s simply one of the most iconic pieces of action choreography in movie history.

Chinese Studios Plan AI-Powered Remakes of Kung Fu Classics From Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li. The government-endorsed initiative, revealed at the Shanghai Film Festival, will involve 100 ...

The scene is quintessential Jackie Chan - setting-specific choreography, cleverness, and gags - but Mr. Nice Guy has a way of secretly feeling like one of Chan’s most death-defying movies. 9 ...

NEW YORK -- Two of Hong Kong's top action stars, Jackie Chan and Jet Li, will join forces for the first time to develop a project for Revolution Studios, a studio spokeswoman said Thursday. The ...

During an interview with PEOPLE, 'Karate Kid: Legends' star Jackie Chan reveals that his mother, Lee-lee, who died in 2002, never watched any of his much-loved movies all the way through.