Jackie Chan's movie is undoubtedly a feast of action and scenes, but do you know what? The tidbits at the end of the film are even more hilarious easter eggs. Today, let's take a look at the little secrets behind Jackie Chan's movies, and see how many joys and accidents are hidden in those NG shots and deleted clips.
I remember that Jackie Chan had a movie, he did not dub in English for the first time, and as a result, he suffered a lot during filming. Because the lines are all in English, Jackie Chan often forgets the words, or doesn't speak too slippery. But interestingly, the other protagonist in the film, Chris Tucker, is a master of improvisation. Many times, his lines are played live, which adds a lot of joy to the whole movie.
In "Rush Hour 2", Jackie Chan and Chris are full of jokes. The two often NG, sometimes because Chris misnamed Jackie Chan, and sometimes because of sudden external interference. Chris was simply a pistachio on the set, which filled the whole crew with laughter.
Let's talk about "Shanghai Noon", there are also a lot of interesting NG scenes in that play. Jackie Chan was acting seriously, and suddenly his mobile phone rang loudly, and this sudden "vignette" made the audience laugh. There is also a scene where Owen was originally going to cut Jackie Chan's braids, but in the NG version, Jackie Chan teased Owen's arm instead, as if he wanted to dance with him.
In "Rebirth of the Flying Dragon", the five-minute kiss scene between Jackie Chan and Frannie is also a highlight in the history of movies. What's even more interesting is that Frannica is the only actress who dares to slap Jackie Chan and ask for a reshoot! These NG shots really let people see the truth and vividness behind the filming.
and in "Baby Plan", the interaction between the little actors and Jackie Chan and Louis Koo simply touched the hearts of the audience. Although it looks harmonious, it is actually full of situations during the shooting. The little actor cried for a while, laughed for a while, and often asked for a pause, and the whole crew had to revolve around him.
Sometimes, the director will also take the initiative to delete some seemingly interesting scenes. For example, in a movie, Louis Koo and Jackie Chan originally had an affectionate hug and kiss, but because the performance effect was not strong enough, this funny picture did not appear in the official version in the end, which has also become a big regret for fans.
Murphy's Law is also tried and tested in filmmaking. For example, in "Zodiac", Jackie Chan was bitten by a vicious dog during the maze chase scene, and had to get a rabies vaccine. The picture of screaming in pain is both distressing and funny.
Through these behind-the-scenes footage and NG clips, we can not only gain a deeper understanding of the production process of the film, but also feel the fun and authenticity of it. Jackie Chan's movies are not only shocking and emotional, but also hide so many unknown little secrets, the more you watch it, the more flavorful it becomes!