The 'Rush Hour' actor admits he isn't close to his 27-year-old offspring and knows it must be hard for him to have a famous actor for a father.
He said: "I never see him. He knows who I am and he's so proud of me, but he's 27 now and he never calls me. I think he's the luckiest boy, but maybe he's not. I know there's a lot of pressure because you are the son of Jackie Chan. He never wanted to be an action star. He wanted to be a composer and performer. So he released an album and then was in a movie. Unfortunately, they didn't do too well."
Although he isn't close to his own son, the martial arts expert admits other children are drawn to him.
He told parade.com: "In the real world, children love me. On the set, I would teach them the tricks, the martial arts moves. But they wouldn't let me take a rest between takes on the set. When I'd rest, then they come and say, 'How do you do this kick?' And they want me to play hacky sack and all kind of things from 6 o'clock in the morning until I leave the set at night."
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3 comments:
Thank you pops for rubbing my nose in it. I know Chan is not saying his son is a failure. Jackie Chan is so full of sh*t.
Ef u Jackie...You spend time wit other kids showin them moves but have no time for your own son?
Ef u Wackie Chan u white boy wannabe....
Hey Jackie here's a thought have you son compose for you next moving. It's called nepotism use it. The people you're trying to be like do it all the time.
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