Actor and kung fu expert Jet Li says he's given up the martial arts genre for more sensitive fare, Shanghai newspapers have reported.
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Actor and kung fu expert Jet Li says he's given up the martial arts genre for more sensitive fare, Shanghai newspapers have reported.
Li told students at the elite Fudan University that the forthcoming film Fearless, the story of Chinese martial arts pioneer Huo Yuanjia, was his last film of the type because he wants to make more philosophical and family-oriented movies, the Youth Daily said.
"I've said more than once that this will be my last martial arts film," the paper quoted Li
I agree.Gemini said:He'll be back. The demand for him (and his quickly depleting bank account) will demand it.
MartialIntent said:As a longtime fan, I'm prepared to be open-minded!
OnlyAnEgg said:I even own The Shaolin Temple
I'm not sure you took that the right wayarnisador said:I could sell you the Brooklyn Bridge if you're interested.
If it's the $$ that may drive him back; then, yes, that would be quite sad. If he might go back to MA because of his fans, that would be ok. I think he should do as he sees fit. He's not getting any younger.arnisador said:I do wonder if financial considerations will drive him back to where fans want to see him. In a way that'd be sad foir him as an (acting) artist who obviously wants to grow in his art.
Ya that was from Fist of Legends which is essentially a remake of Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury (aka Chinese Connection). Li did get his butt kicked but he DID come back and whup that boy's butt later on in the film.AdrenalineJunky said:In light of the new information, I invite you to watch Jet Li get slapped around by a Burmese Boxing General. . .Enjoy Lol )
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/44158/jet_li_vs_general_fujita/