Jackie Chan Museum Planned in Shanghai

by Jarrett Martineau | July 11, 2008 at 09:31 am
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If ever there were an action movie star who deserved their own museum, surely it would be Jackie Chan. If you've never witnessed the mind-blowing spectacle of his stunts and fight scenes, you don't know Jackie.

My vote is to name it the The Honourable Jackie Chan Kung Fuseum.

Jackie Chan's Web site says construction has begun on a museum for the action movie star in the Chinese financial capital Shanghai.

A statement published Friday says the 54-year-old attended a ceremony marking the start of work earlier this week.

The museum will house props and costumes from Chan's movies, photos and other memorabilia, the Web site said. Construction is scheduled to finish in October 2009.

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rpshen
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at 16:34 on July 11th, 2008

Jarrett Martineau, I like this story. It's good stuff.


Haha good name! I didn't know he was 54! Wow that's old!

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markstrange1

This is a still of me fighting Jackie Chan in the film 'The Medallion'.

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markstrange1

P.S. That's another of me with Jackie Chan on the set of Twins Effect in Hong Kong. Jackie has always been a huge inspiration to me and a Jackie Chan "Fuseum" would be a fitting tribute.

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Mahar8ja

Jackie Chan would be the star that impress most people with his flashy move in and out of the movie.Meeting him was the best moment ever when I'm in Hong Kong. Humorous guy and friendly. Looking forward to visit his museum in when it is completed.

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at 05:43 on July 12th, 2008

Jarrett Martineau, I like this story. It would be an impressive story to caught the attention of the fans worldwide.

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nowpublicdave

"Jackie Chan" at the Peak Tram station in Hong Kong.

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.min.

Here is a photo of Jackie Chan taken on June 27, 2008 at Insadong Korea. Despite everyone(including me) going crazy shooting him with cameras/cell phones, he was smiling, waving and shaking hands. It was an unusal moment to see him there.

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Shadou Photography

In October of 2007, I was hired as one of the photographers to cover the grand opening of the Jackie Chan Coffee and Tea store in Singapore. I spent a few hours with Jackie, taking many pictures of him with the guests and various VIP's that graced the event. He is very down to earth and easy to talk to.

This picture here is Jackie behind the counter serving up the first cup of his coffee to one of the guests.

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Rhonda J Mangus
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at 10:26 on July 12th, 2008

Jarrett Martineau, definitely one of my favorites! Thanks for posting!

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Hexmachina

Even pirate grrls love Jackie Chan!

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Hank Yee

Wax Statute of Jackie at the Hollywood Wax Museum.

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at 18:24 on July 12th, 2008

Jarrett Martineau, I like this story. It's good stuff.

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omranfx

I shoot this photo during Jacky Chan's visit to Sunway Lagoon, Malaysia. He was there for the launching of California Fitness.

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wingchunsifu

Jackie and I at his Watrloo Road HQ in Hong Kong.

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nazeee

This is a waxwork of Jackie Chan I found in Shanghai's Nanjing Road

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cansu

loveeeee. loveeeeeeeee loveeeeeeee... askiiiiimmm. jackieee.

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cansu

loveeeee. loveeeeeeeee loveeeeeeee... askiiiiimmm. jackieee.

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