In the fight for Hong Kong democracy, root for Chow Yun-fat over Beijing apologist Jackie Chan, The Wall Street Journal writes in an editorial.

Raymond Chow, a Hong Kong film producer who introduced the world to Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan and even brought the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to the big screen, died Nov. 2 at 91.

Enduring martial arts star, Jackie Chan has unveiled “All New Jackie Chan Adventures,” a 3D animation series about Chinese morality and culture. The 104-episode series is set to air in China ...

Jackie Chan and Chow Yun-Fat have led parallel lives. Born in Hong Kong in the mid-1950s, both men established themselves as stars of Hong Kong cinema in the 1980s. In 1995, Chan crossed-over to ...

Chow signed one of them, a former stuntman named Jackie Chan, in 1979. Chan’s first taste of success in Hong Kong had come the year before with the film “Drunken Master.” ...

Rest assured, Jackie Chan Adventures is one of the few games worthy to sit on a shelf alongside Final Fight One. The lighthearted charm of Jackie himself really comes through via the story, ...

They squeeze Jackie Chan.” The new show is a follow-up of sorts to Chan’s U.S.-made animation series, Jackie Chan Adventures, which aired on Kids’s WB from 2000 to 2005 in more than 60 ...

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