English Text Translation in Senior One (Urgent)

Films on the other side of the Pacific Ocean

Movies in the Pacific region

Jackie Chan is famous in the West and Asia.

Jackie Chan is famous in the West and Asia.

He has been an actor for many years.

He has been an actor for many years.

200 1 he was invited to play a role in a movie called nosebleeds.

200 1 was invited to play a role in the movie nosebleeds.

The film is about a window cleaner at the World Trade Center in New York.

The film is about a window cleaner at the World Trade Center in New York.

"The studio didn't like the script of nosebleeds because it was not perfect," he recalled. "So my manager said, don't worry. If you don't like this movie, we can make a tuxedo. You will meet Spielberg to see if you like it. Then I met Wilt Spielberg, and I said I would do Twxedo because I trusted Spielberg.

"The studio doesn't like the script of nosebleeds very much because it is not perfect." He recalled, "So the manager said,' Don't worry, if you don't like this movie, we can make" Yan Xi Fu ". You will meet Spielberg first, and then decide whether you like it or not. Later, I met Spielberg and decided to perform in a tuxedo because I believed him. "

Before coming to America, Jackie Chan started his career in Hong Kong.

Before coming to America again, Jackie Chan developed in Hong Kong.

Jackie Chan still likes his Hong Kong films Young Master (1980) and Armor of God (1986), and he also directed these two films.

Chen Long still prefers his Hong Kong films, such as Brothers Out (1980) and Brothers Dragon and Tiger (1986).

He can know exactly why.

He made it clear why.

"They have no skills. It's so classic. But MTV, anyone can do it. Stop. Stop. Stop. But not everyone can make Jackie Chan's movie. "

"These movies are useless. It's so classic. But in MTV, everyone can always "card, card, card" (that is to say, there can be some effective parts). But not everyone can make Jackie Chan's movie. "

His three American films Dawn in Shanghai, Rush Hour I and Rush Hour II made Jackie Chan a Hollywood star.

His three American films Dawn in Shanghai, Rush Hour I and Rush Hour II turned Jackie Chan into a Hollywood star.

"Even now, I'm not sure if they are good," he said, "because I still think in an Asian way. I make American movies in the American way. Yes, they are very successful in America. But in Asia, nobody goes to see them. They don't know jokes and their actions are terrible. My Asian film is very successful in Asia, but it can't be shown in the United States. "

"Even now, I'm not sure if they are good movies." He said, "Because I still think in an Asian way. I make American movies in the American way. Yes, they succeeded in America. But in Asia, nobody goes to see them. They didn't get the joke, and the action part was terrible. My Asian film is very successful in Asia, but it can't be released in the United States. "

Will he one day make a film that combines his Hong Kong ideas and dreams, and make a blockbuster that can be enjoyed by both Asian and American audiences?

Can he one day make a blockbuster that combines Hong Kong's ideas and dreams and is enjoyed by both Asian and American audiences? (Literal translation, only understand the general meaning. :P)

"I'm looking for a script that everyone likes. Actually, I am writing such a play. I hope that one day I can make a movie like ET. "

"I'm looking for a script that everyone likes. Actually, I am writing such a play myself. I hope that one day I can make a movie like ET. "