Travel thousands of miles
Qi Qi accompanies you
Only owe to look, thousands of miles away
"Traveling Thousands of Miles"
Starting with the 1995 action blockbuster "Red Fan District", Jackie Chan successfully entered the mainstream Hollywood film market and has since become a world-class action superstar, and in 2016, he became the first Chinese to win the Oscar Lifetime Achievement Award.
Because of his achievements in film, Jackie Chan has a very huge international influence; not only because his films have long been broadcast all over the world, but also because in the process of making movies, he has indeed traveled to many countries and regions, almost all over the world.
In 1980, after Jackie Chan joined Jiahe, he wrote and directed his first film, "Master and Disciple Out of the Horse", which achieved a record box office of 11.02 million Hong Kong dollars, becoming the first blockbuster in Hong Kong to exceed 10 million at the box office.
Jiahe boss therefore has great ambitions, intending to use Jackie Chan to open up the international market, and sent Jackie Chan to the United States that year, filming the first film "Killer Trench" with Hollywood, which was filmed in Texas, USA.
This is Jackie Chan's first attempt to go to the international film market, although it is not successful, but it has always taken the first step.
In 1981, Jackie Chan and Xu Guanwen participated in the Hollywood adventure action film "Cannonball Flying Car", filmed in Georgia, USA;
In 1983, the action comedy "Mini Task Force" starring Jackie Chan and Lin Qingxia was partly filmed in the Philippines;
1984's Cannonball 2, which continued to be filmed in the United States;
In 1984, Jackie Chan collaborated with Hong Jinbao and Yuan Biao on "Fast Food Truck", which was filmed in Barcelona, Spain;
In 1985, Hong Jinbao's "Fuxing Gaozhao" went to Tokyo, Japan to shoot;
1985's "Weilong Detective", Jackie Chan tested the waters of Hollywood for the second time, this time in New York, USA;
In 1987's "Brother Dragon and Tiger Brother", Jackie Chan led the team to Go to Yugoslavia to shoot, and as a result, he suffered the most serious injuries there and recuperated for nearly 1 year; in addition, there were also some shots in France and Austria;
In 1991, "Flying Eagle Project" invested more than 100 million Hong Kong dollars, spanning three continents in Asia, Africa and Europe, and was Jackie Chan's first international-level large-scale production, including Morocco, Spain and other places;
In 1992's "Police Story 3 Super Police", the mainland part was filmed in Foshan, and the foreign part went to Yang Ziqiong's hometown malaysia;
1995's "Red Fan District", the plot of the story takes place in New York, USA, but the filming location is in Canada;
In 1996, "Thunderbolt Fire" was filmed in Sendai, Tokyo, Los Angeles, New York and other places in the United States, and lost the profits earned by "Red Fan District";
1996's "Police Story 4 Simple Mission" was Jackie Chan's highest-grossing work in Hong Kong, filmed in Ukraine and Australia;
1997's "A Good Man", directed by Jackie Chan's big brother Da Hong Jinbao, filmed in Melbourne, Australia;
1998's "Who Am I" is another blockbuster film with a global leap forward, including South Africa and the Netherlands;
1998's "Rush Hour" is a Hollywood film, filmed in the United States; 2001's "Rush Hour 2", filmed in the United States and Hong Kong, China; 2007's "Rush Hour 3", filmed in Los Angeles and Paris, France, and even climbed the Eiffel Tower;
2000's "Shanghai Noon" was filmed in many places in the United States; 2003's "Shanghai Noon 2", filmed in addition to the United States, there are also London in the United Kingdom, Prague, Czech Republic;
In 2001's "Secret Agent Maze", Jackie Chan returned to Jiahe, but the filming location of this film went to South Korea and Turkey;
2002 Tuxedo, filmed in Toronto, Canada;
2003's Dragon Reborn, filmed in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia;
2004 'Around the World in 80 Days' Filming Locations includes France, Germany, Morocco, Thailand and other places;
2005 Myths, filmed in India, Yunnan and Xi'an, China;
The 2008 Shinjuku Incident was filmed in Tokyo and Kobe, Japan;
2010 Agent Next Door, filmed in the United States;
2012's Zodiac Signs, filmed in Beijing, Hong Kong, Macau, Taipei, as well as Australia, France, Latvia and other places;
2016's "Jedi Escape", filmed in Hong Kong, Macau, Guilin and Sanjiang, Guangxi, as well as Mongolia and Russia;
2017's Kung Fu Yoga was filmed in Beijing, Xi'an, Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, Iceland, and India, with the highest level of filming support from the local royal family in Dubai;
2017's "British Showdown", which went to London, England to shoot;
2017's "Blood of the Machine", mainly filmed in Australia, jackie Chan also became the first filmmaker to be allowed to climb to the roof of the Sydney Opera House;
2019's "The Mystery of the Dragon Card", partly filmed in Russia;
2020's Vanguard, filmed in London's Chinatown, the Uae's Burj Khalifa, Zambia's Victoria Falls and India's Millennium Fort.
Jackie Chan's filming location has already traveled to five continents around the world, and has been to nearly 30 countries such as the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Japan, and Australia, and has visited countless cities and famous attractions.
In addition, Jackie Chan also has a new film to be filmed, "Five People Block bullets", which will go to Latin America due to the needs of the plot; the story of "Guardian War" takes place in Baghdad, Iraq, which is a new world that Jackie Chan's films have never set foot in.
Jackie Chan, who is nearly 70 years old, has not stopped exploring and challenging in movies.