Jackie Chan & Stanley Tong Retrospective: Giving the People What they Want

[One Armed Boxer]

For my latest feature over at COF, I look back on the 6 movies that Jackie Chan and Stanley Tong have made together as star and director over a period of almost 30 years, and ask the question - what makes them keep on coming back together!? Hope everyone enjoys! Check it out via the link - 

https://cityonfire.com/jackie-chan-stanley-tong-giving-the-people-what-they-want-a-retrospective/

[Asmo]

Can't wait to give this an indepth read. I initially thought that Stanley would have been something of an analogue for Jackie. A way for Jackie to have the films directed as closely as possible as how Jackie would do it, without possibly going over time/budget.

But I think, in saying that, Stanley soon came into his own as he gained more experience as a director.

[DragonClaws]

On 8/29/2021 at 10:26 PM, One Armed Boxer said:

For my latest feature over at COF, I look back on the 6 movies that Jackie Chan and Stanley Tong have made together as star and director over a period of almost 30 years, and ask the question - what makes them keep on coming back together!? Hope everyone enjoys! Check it out via the link - 

 

Dude thats a small book right there, you've knocked the ball out of the park and its hit the moon and bounced back.

 

Impressive work @One Armed Boxer.