Mr. Tang Jili is a particularly nostalgic and grateful person, after Cuixia and he added WeChat friends, Cuixia's feelings are many, these contents are extracted by Cuixia from his circle of friends, let everyone see how Tang Jili is not under the spotlight.
Tang Jili's mentors at that time were Run Run Shaw, He Guanchang, Tan Wenxuan, Cai Yongchang, andre Morgan, Jackie Chan, Dong Yunshi and so on. He is still working with half of his mentors. Looking at these yellowed title pages, do you feel that Mr. Tang Jili is particularly nostalgic, if there is no grateful heart, how can these long-standing newspapers be left to this day?
Mr. Tang Jili is also particularly filial and often takes his mother on trips.
The 9th Chinese International Film Festival in Australia awarded "Kung Fu Yoga" the Best Co-production Award! Thank you to all investors. Jackie Chan and all his colleagues in front of and behind the scenes! We are more grateful for the vigorous development of the Chinese film market, so that our directors have more funds to invest in cooperation with countries around the world, cultural exchanges, and better understand the overseas market. Making a Chinese-style blockbuster "Going Global"
In Cuixia's eyes, Mr. Tang Jili is elegant and calm, what he sees in his eyes is wisdom and calmness, and when someone takes pictures with him, he is full of smiles without a trace of arrogance.
Cui Xia will be shocked by mr. Tang Jili every time she sees him, he is quick thinking, low-key and peaceful, fluent in English, he is a rare talent of contemporary international type.
The most amazing thing is that he seems to be frozen in age, every year I see him and I can't see that he has changed, he is always full of vitality, and his age seems to stay in forty years old.
The man behind Tang Jili Jackie Chan
Tang Jili's circle of friends his message:
Thank you To Jackie Chan for hosting the International Action Film Week. Bring so many friends together. The show is exciting! Evoke countless memories! It has been 39 years since I entered the martial arts stand-in.
Tang Jili has worked with Jackie Chan 8 times, creating box office records in Hong Kong for more than 10 years. In 1990, he organized his own company to invest in the filming of "Magic Domain Flying Dragon", losing more than 2 million yuan, the next year, he became the director of the third part of Jackie Chan's hot IP "Police Story" series, and this time, Tang Jili lived up to expectations, "Police Story 3 Super Police" broke the highest box office record in many countries in Southeast Asia, and was nominated for the best picture at the 29th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards, and Jackie Chan won the Best Actor Award for this film.
In 2005, his "Myth" with Jackie Chan created the box office myth of that year with a box office of 120 million, and just last year, "Kung Fu Yoga" directed by him won the Spring Festival box office championship with a result of 1.76 billion. The success of tang jili proves that the sword is not old, and he is still the king of the action film field.
Vintage Works Box Office 1985 Hong Fan District Hong Kong $56,912,536 1992 Police Story 3 Hong Kong 32,609,783 hkd1996 Police Story 4 Hong Kong $57,518,795 2005 Mythical Hong Kong $17,062,6082017 Kung Fu Yoga Cumulative $254 Million
(Data: Wikipedia)
At the end of 1979, Tang Jili went to the Shaw set to see his brother-in-law Luo Lie acting, and was introduced by Luo Lie to Liu Jialiang, and worshiped Liu Jialiang's disciple Shenxian (Yu Yuanwen) and Xiaohou (Hou Yaozong) as teachers, and entered the show business circle with martial arts. Since then, Tang Jili has successively worked as a martial arts actor in many film companies, during which time he has worked as a stand-in for stars such as Chow Yun Fat, Maggie Cheung, Zhong Chuhong, and Zhang Guorong. In the past ten years, he started from the basics and gradually went through many positions such as martial artist stand-in, field recorder, assistant director, producer, screenwriter and director, laying a deep accumulation for the success of the future.
After entering Jiahe, he directed Jackie Chan's "Police Story 3", "Red Fan District" and "Simple Mission", a trilogy that not only helped Jackie Chan win the honor of film emperor, but also opened the door for domestic films to the Hollywood international market.
When he broke into Hollywood alone and "wu" was full of natural spirits, he resolutely left Hong Kong and went to Hollywood alone to learn advanced production, production, distribution, financing and computer stunts in Europe and the United States. After coming to Hollywood, he began to produce TV series, and the first TV series "Mr. Off the Line" was named one of the top ten family films in the United States "movie guild award". After that, "Over the River Dragon", which was filmed in collaboration with CBS, won the national ratings championship for two consecutive years. With his film and television achievements, he successfully joined the Directors Guild of America and became the only Chinese producer and director who has successfully shot films and TV series in Hollywood.
During his time in Hollywood, Tang Jili invited nearly 300 Asian filmmakers to participate in film and television productions, and many Hollywood martial arts instructors have cooperated with Tang Jili. In recognition of his contributions, the American Chinese Association "Manna" presented him with the "Media Achievement Award"; the Asian Business Association of the United States presented him with the "Asian American Media Leadership Award", which is the first time that Chinese has received this award. During the filming of "Over the River Dragon", he cooperated with nearly 31 American directors, and directors such as "Twenty-Four Hours", "Game of Thrones", and "CSI" all cooperated with him at that time.
In 1999, the United States strongly demanded that China open up its film and television market. As a successful director with overseas experience, Tang Jili was invited by Long Yongtu, the chief negotiator of the WTO accession negotiations at that time and former vice minister of foreign trade and economic cooperation, to return to give a speech at the seminar on Chinese films approaching the international market, and participated in the WTO negotiations as the only director on the Chinese side. He then co-wrote a report on going global and developing the soft power of nations. In 2009, the State Council's policy to revitalize cultural industries quoted many of the contents of the time, and Tang Jili was also a major promoter of Chinese films going international.
Therefore, Tang Jili has successively become acquainted with CCTV, China Film Group and other units, and from 2002 to 2004, he has cooperated in the filming of three modern inspirational TV series "Ambition", "Male Talent and Female Appearance" and "Izumi Furong", which have been well received by the audience after being broadcast on CCTV. Among them, "Ambition" won the "Five One Project Award" of Jiangsu Province in 2003; "Male Talent and Female Appearance" became the first domestic modern TV series exported to South Korea and Japan; these three TV series also became the first Chinese modern TV series to enter the Japanese network.
Tang Jili
Born on April 7, 1960 in Hong Kong, China, Tang Jili is a Hong Kong action director, director and film producer. At the end of 1979, he entered the show business circle with martial arts. In 1990, he filmed his debut film "Magic Wyvern". In 1991, he directed the action film "Police Story 3 Super Police", which was nominated for best action direction at the 29th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards. In 1994, he directed the action film "Red Fan District", for which he won the Best Action Director at the 15th Hong Kong Film Awards and was nominated for Best Action Direction at the 32nd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards. In 1995, he won the 33rd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards and the 16th Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Action Direction for directing the action film "Police Story 4: A Simple Task"; in 1996, he went to Hollywood to develop. In 2000, he returned to Hong Kong to shoot the action film "Thunder X-Men"; in 2005, he wrote and directed the film "Myth", which was nominated for Best Action Direction at the 25th Hong Kong Film Awards and best director at the 28th Hundred Flowers Awards for Popular Films. In 2012, he supervised the production of the film "Zodiac". In 2013, he supervised the production of the series "Jingzhong Yue Fei", which won the Outstanding TV Drama Award at the 10th China Golden Eagle Television Arts Festival and the 27th China Television Golden Eagle Awards Ceremony. In 2014, he directed the film "Kung Fu Yoga".