I am one of his biggest fans from Pakistan. My siblings I, and my cousins when we were kids we used to watch his movies especially "Snake in the eagle shadow" at least twice daily and this is what we did for years. I feel very sad that even though China and Pakistan are very close friends but our film and arts industry due to politics, has never flourished otherwise many big stars like Jackie would have visited my country. Thank you so much for sharing this interview. You asked many great questions.
But jackie is a Mandarin-born Son, although he was born in Hong Kong. As for me, i do feel that his Mandarin sounds natural. You can't compare him to chow- yun fat, Steven chow. When these Two ( Steven and Chow) , you do perceive their cantonese influence.
I have Loved his movies & grew up watching them most of Life. I was fortunate enough to be born in 1980s & so mid to late 80s-90s even early 00s I was just mad on Hong Kong movies. Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Yuen Biao, Sammo Hung, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Aaron Kwok, Ekin Chen, Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Anita Mui, Cynthia Rothrock, Michelle Yeoh, Cynthia Khan so many others. Drunken Master & Drunken Master2 both Great movies
You obviously have not heard all the dialects in China. One of the most beautiful dialect in the region of Canton is Teochew which is the second most spoken dialect after Cantonese in Hong Kong. Even their curse words sound nice.
It's actually something that startled me...it could mean he's more comfortable speaking in Mandarin than Cantonese. HKers must be raging lol, or maybe they don't even care at this point. But it's totally reasonable...his parents were mainlanders, his shifu also spoke Mandarin. He's long been married to a Taiwanese wife and spends all his time in China now.
@@Wyzzkyd He did sound more comfortable in Mandarin than Cantonese, yes. He even added a few words in Japanese. I just thought he did it to reach his various main audiences.
As far as switching languages...he speaks 8 of them and in a few of the bts on different movies, he'll switch back and forth depending on who he's talking to at the time...as a child he spoke fluent French..Then Cantonese, Mandarin, ...passable Korean, Japanese, Spanish, English, German ...& roughly a few other Asian dialects like Hindi
@@YorgosL1 I mean, a real DM 3 with him. But you are right, there is one. Just like there also is another Drunken Master 2, that was released soon after the first one, without Jackie either, long before he made the official 2.
Why does he change between speaking cantonese and mandarin throughout the interview? He is a native cantonese speaker. This is a much more in depth interview from him since he is speaking his native tongue.
Easy! The CCP found out about this and probably stormed in halfway through the interview, forced him to speak Mandarin for the rest of the thing at gunpoint! The little editing where he speaks Canto after the Mandarin parts was just a cover-up I bet!
@@andylausupremacy6478 Jackie speaks canto, mandarin, japanese, korean, and english. you vinegars have nothing to offer to the world meanwhile Jackie is the pride of China.
I prefer Snake in the Eagles Shadow, because it has a heart...... because Jackie's character is more relatable there, unlike in Drunker Master where he starts as a spoiled brat. But of course Drunken Master's end fight is the superior one.
It actually comes natural to him. His mother tongue is Cantonese, but he grew up speaking mandarin because of his Peking Opera master who only spoke Mandarin. His senior classmate Sammo Hung said they always switched from Canto and Mandarin when in conversation and they don't even notice it.
Where was it filmed? It was great to hear him not speaking English. I always feel sorry for him being forced to speak English. Why cannot they just let him speak Cantonese or even Mandarin feels more natural to him and I do not think anyone minds reading the subtitles. Or they could use an interpreter. The conversation has a different feel and a different flow. I enjoyed it but I do not speak neither Cantonese nor Mandarin and I was wondering which one he spoke. Does anyone know? Thank you.
There's a Jackie Chan Film academy located in Wuhan and I guess it was filmed there. I have another video where they tour it :) The first half is Cantonese, the second in Mandarin (more or less)
@@jenniferandthings I agree. Our mother tongue always feels much better when we speak it. Why force him to speak English, when there are plenty of interpreters and there is such a thing as subtitles, is beyond me. Although by now he speaks a very good English he still does not feel natural speaking it, and the flow of the conversation is stilted. Mind you, it is great that his humour shines through and he can make us laugh even in English. Great man!
@@42kellys yeah it is. He's good at speaking English but I can tell he still has that hongkong chinese accent when he talks. And like he's not fluent at English, his sentences aren't great. But prefer him speaking cantonese, which they should tell him to do more. Ik cause he does stuff in China he had to learn mandarin
Its interesting. It seems he didn't have that good of a time making Snake and Drunken. Certainly if he only remembers the injury. I can see why Jackie was disappointed with the film. But honestly I really am glade Drunken Master exists. Wong in the movie is an asshole. Cocky, a bully, irresponsible. It was a whole other side of Jackie I had never seen before and the way Jackie describes how he didn't like himself in his youth it seems like he disappeared into that role. This was an insightful interview. Jackie remains one of my favorite people.
I think Drunken Master was great, but the amount of violence and especially the alcohol wouldn't fit with Jackie's motto today, and if it's a different tone other than raw, then coming up with the actual story is difficult. Basically mature fans won't get what they want. I think this is why Police Stories got sequels and not Drunken Master, it's harder in every way.
Jackie chan and the interviewer never mentions hwang jang lee the real master in real life martial artist master the king of thunder kicks !! Watch tha hitman in tha hand of Buddha on TH-cam hwang jang lee . + see hwang jang lee martial arts academy
一番下の左側の5番目のアイコンをクリックすると、英語字幕が出ます。つまり、役に立つかどうかはわかりません。 Click on the fifth icon on the left hand side on the bottom and it will give you English subtitles. I mean, I do not know, if it helps.
@@jp3813the posters in the background are in Japanese, the interview could be taken place in Japan, had it been in US, he would have talked more of his US fans.
Thanks for sharing. But this wasn't that great an interview. I've read somewhere too that he supposedly almost lost an eye in DM, and Hwang Jang-Lee became very upset because of this and refused to do any more takes for that specifik kick. The answer here seems very vague. Much of the rest of the reminds me of the same stuff that JC always brings up himself interviews, instead of some interesting insight into these two movies.
Damn he gets emotional whenever he talks about his good old times
I am one of his biggest fans from Pakistan. My siblings I, and my cousins when we were kids we used to watch his movies especially "Snake in the eagle shadow" at least twice daily and this is what we did for years.
I feel very sad that even though China and Pakistan are very close friends but our film and arts industry due to politics, has never flourished otherwise many big stars like Jackie would have visited my country.
Thank you so much for sharing this interview. You asked many great questions.
we love you in Germany🇩🇪 too Jackie!!, huge Fan Club in here!!!!!!!!!!!
He sounds so much better speaking Cantonese than Mandarin.
Cause cantonese is his mother tongue
Because he born in Hong kong
他是香港人。
Y sabe 8 idiomas.
But jackie is a Mandarin-born Son, although he was born in Hong Kong. As for me, i do feel that his Mandarin sounds natural. You can't compare him to chow- yun fat, Steven chow.
When these Two ( Steven and Chow) , you do perceive their cantonese influence.
Those two movies of Jackie Chan are my top 2 favorite movies of him
Snake In The Eagle's Shadow
Drunken Master
What about The young master?
I have Loved his movies & grew up watching them most of Life. I was fortunate enough to be born in 1980s & so mid to late 80s-90s even early 00s I was just mad on Hong Kong movies.
Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Yuen Biao, Sammo Hung, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Aaron Kwok, Ekin Chen, Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Anita Mui, Cynthia Rothrock, Michelle Yeoh, Cynthia Khan so many others.
Drunken Master & Drunken Master2
both Great movies
thanks for the subtitles. great interview!
Jackie and Bruce were the most humble people in the whole world ❤️😘
thanks for the captions!
Thanks for uploading this video...the great interview of jackie chan about drunken master movie 🙏🙏
大昔の作品について真面目に語るジャッキーに愛を感じる
Enjoy for watching Sir Jackie, bless you alway's .
We love Jackie
I neverr miss drunkun master & snake in the eagle shadow movie .. ...now also..my fav movie. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for this
Jackie is amazing just love his honesty
I really love Cantonese language. The most beautiful of all languages of China.
You obviously have not heard all the dialects in China. One of the most beautiful dialect in the region of Canton is Teochew which is the second most spoken dialect after Cantonese in Hong Kong. Even their curse words sound nice.
I hear it from hong kong China.
@@MultiSpurnah cantonese is very much an ancient sound language. Hearing jackie talk it’s like he reciting an old ancient poems
Great interview do some more 🙏
Curious, he switches between Cantonese and Mandarin. Is he switching between interviewers?
It's actually something that startled me...it could mean he's more comfortable speaking in Mandarin than Cantonese. HKers must be raging lol, or maybe they don't even care at this point. But it's totally reasonable...his parents were mainlanders, his shifu also spoke Mandarin. He's long been married to a Taiwanese wife and spends all his time in China now.
@@Wyzzkyd He did sound more comfortable in Mandarin than Cantonese, yes. He even added a few words in Japanese. I just thought he did it to reach his various main audiences.
As far as switching languages...he speaks 8 of them and in a few of the bts on different movies, he'll switch back and forth depending on who he's talking to at the time...as a child he spoke fluent French..Then Cantonese, Mandarin, ...passable Korean, Japanese, Spanish, English, German ...& roughly a few other Asian dialects like Hindi
@@Wyzzkyd he’s full on Commie right now so they’re not bothered anymore! The Hong Kongers probably want him to suffer tho
@@andylausupremacy6478 Jackie Chan and China lives rent free in your inferior brain 🧠
Love Jackie chan movies
Cantonese sound nothing like mandarin. These mainlander love to claim their mandarin is similar to cantonese.
What are some of the differences between mandarin 🇨🇳 and Cantonese 🇭🇰
Legend i love him from my heart ❤❤❤
J'adore Jackie, j'ai longtemps espéré un Drunken Master 3, où lui serait le vieux maître^^
There is one
@@YorgosL1 I mean, a real DM 3 with him. But you are right, there is one. Just like there also is another Drunken Master 2, that was released soon after the first one, without Jackie either, long before he made the official 2.
やっぱ、いくつになっても男気ある男前だね、ジャッキー様。
2:53 Sifu says these are not real Kung-Fu moves. No wonder I kept getting beat up. That's my favorite Jackie Chan scene.
Why does he change between speaking cantonese and mandarin throughout the interview? He is a native cantonese speaker. This is a much more in depth interview from him since he is speaking his native tongue.
Easy! The CCP found out about this and probably stormed in halfway through the interview, forced him to speak Mandarin for the rest of the thing at gunpoint! The little editing where he speaks Canto after the Mandarin parts was just a cover-up I bet!
@@andylausupremacy6478 LOL you are probably right 🤣
@@andylausupremacy6478 source: trust me bro
@@andylausupremacy6478 Jackie speaks canto, mandarin, japanese, korean, and english. you vinegars have nothing to offer to the world meanwhile Jackie is the pride of China.
Jackie Chan goes out of his way to suck up to Beijing. That's why.
I need Drunken master 3
When was interview? Idk if he can do that style and hardcore scenes anymore
@@paulsmith9192 he can play the elder now
Drunken master 3 is already release with andy lau
Love you Jackie chan my favourite from nagaland
Haha...im so used to seeing him speak english in interviews its almost weird hearing him speak cantonese lol
It’s very refreshing haha
I think at first he's speaking Cantonese but then he switches to Mandarin
I prefer Snake in the Eagles Shadow, because it has a heart...... because Jackie's character is more relatable there, unlike in Drunker Master where he starts as a spoiled brat. But of course Drunken Master's end fight is the superior one.
Suddenly he switches over to mandarin and then back to Cantonese.
Why did he switch from Cantonese to Mandarin in the middle?
It actually comes natural to him. His mother tongue is Cantonese, but he grew up speaking mandarin because of his Peking Opera master who only spoke Mandarin. His senior classmate Sammo Hung said they always switched from Canto and Mandarin when in conversation and they don't even notice it.
字幕付きは特典ディスクで改めて見てみようかな。
english subs pls.....a big fan of Jackys drunken style
Hey,watch it now. The subs are available
@@abayanleo1011 thank you ☺️
@@chrisandeebaloca6583 never mind. Enjoy the video ☺️
Ha yeah sorry, maybe the automatic subs is set to French ? Don't know how to change that...
@@FilmsExtras haha 😂
All time favourite 2nd movie from India
Where was it filmed? It was great to hear him not speaking English. I always feel sorry for him being forced to speak English. Why cannot they just let him speak Cantonese or even Mandarin feels more natural to him and I do not think anyone minds reading the subtitles. Or they could use an interpreter. The conversation has a different feel and a different flow. I enjoyed it but I do not speak neither Cantonese nor Mandarin and I was wondering which one he spoke. Does anyone know? Thank you.
There's a Jackie Chan Film academy located in Wuhan and I guess it was filmed there. I have another video where they tour it :)
The first half is Cantonese, the second in Mandarin (more or less)
@@FilmsExtras Thank you.
Jackie chan mother tongue is cantonese and love it when he does speak it
@@jenniferandthings I agree. Our mother tongue always feels much better when we speak it. Why force him to speak English, when there are plenty of interpreters and there is such a thing as subtitles, is beyond me. Although by now he speaks a very good English he still does not feel natural speaking it, and the flow of the conversation is stilted. Mind you, it is great that his humour shines through and he can make us laugh even in English. Great man!
@@42kellys yeah it is. He's good at speaking English but I can tell he still has that hongkong chinese accent when he talks. And like he's not fluent at English, his sentences aren't great. But prefer him speaking cantonese, which they should tell him to do more. Ik cause he does stuff in China he had to learn mandarin
Its interesting. It seems he didn't have that good of a time making Snake and Drunken. Certainly if he only remembers the injury. I can see why Jackie was disappointed with the film. But honestly I really am glade Drunken Master exists. Wong in the movie is an asshole. Cocky, a bully, irresponsible. It was a whole other side of Jackie I had never seen before and the way Jackie describes how he didn't like himself in his youth it seems like he disappeared into that role. This was an insightful interview. Jackie remains one of my favorite people.
Happy Birthday Jackie Chan 🎉🎉🎊🎊🎁🎁🎂🎂🧁🧁
I think Drunken Master was great, but the amount of violence and especially the alcohol wouldn't fit with Jackie's motto today, and if it's a different tone other than raw, then coming up with the actual story is difficult. Basically mature fans won't get what they want. I think this is why Police Stories got sequels and not Drunken Master, it's harder in every way.
Tell Jacky Chan that I like him n his style
I won't
I like to know what different between Cantonese & Chinese mandarin?
Mannerin is the main Dialect spoke in mainland china to where cantonese is a hong kong dialect along with macau guangzhou
Switching from canto to mandarin is very strange… wonder what’s the reason.
Could've done without the annoying and cliche drums between each question
Nah. It's not a problem.
it's true i was his fans now i'm 46 and still love his movies so it's true fans are the same
Jackie chan and the interviewer never mentions hwang jang lee the real master in real life martial artist master the king of thunder kicks !! Watch tha hitman in tha hand of Buddha on TH-cam hwang jang lee . + see hwang jang lee martial arts academy
Hwang Jang Lee is one of the greatest kickers of all time
He sounds like my grandpa
Jakie sir ....plz plz make sequel of drunken master
The drunken master part 2
With Hwang jhang lee sir
Plz sir
World want to see
Hwang knocked out his tooth in Snake in Eagle shadow with a kick.
@@JoeBuck207 really ??????
Hwang sir is an excellent fighter
@@indradhanush5444 You can see Jackie smile in that most movie and his tooth is gone, it was an accident though a missed kick.
👍Good Jackie Chan 👍2024
I just found out that Cantonese kinda sounds like Vietnamese lol
some similar phonology & linguistics, even shared "words", depending on the dialect too
Get your ears checked. Vietnamese sounds the most like Thai. Koreans sounds like Tamil.
@sara.cbc92 absolutely not, I do speak thai and Isan myself and it's nothing like Vietnamese
9:57
I don’t know why he suddenly change it to Mandarin…
Did he seriously forget that he was answering the questions in Cantonese… 😂
What language is this? Mandarin or Cantonese
1st 10min is Cantonese, then he changes
@@alexmac101 Then he spoke a little japanese later in this video
Yes
なぜ字幕無しなんですか？
一番下の左側の5番目のアイコンをクリックすると、英語字幕が出ます。つまり、役に立つかどうかはわかりません。 Click on the fifth icon on the left hand side on the bottom and it will give you English subtitles. I mean, I do not know, if it helps.
Jackie chan veriyan da
Why are the questionaires Japanese?
maybe its for japan tv. Jackie very popular in japan
Explains why he keeps complimenting his Japanese fans most of all.
@@jp3813the posters in the background are in Japanese, the interview could be taken place in Japan, had it been in US, he would have talked more of his US fans.
👍👍👍
There Will Never Be A Nuther Jackie Or Sam Seed But I pray this get right for me soon could be a new movie with me an jackie 🙏
😳
Thanks for sharing. But this wasn't that great an interview. I've read somewhere too that he supposedly almost lost an eye in DM, and Hwang Jang-Lee became very upset because of this and refused to do any more takes for that specifik kick. The answer here seems very vague. Much of the rest of the reminds me of the same stuff that JC always brings up himself interviews, instead of some interesting insight into these two movies.
Brazilian fan here jack 🇧🇷
O filme que o jackie chan mais odeia. Drunken master
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