Jackie Chan

Jackie Chan (born 1954) is a Hong Kong actor, filmmaker, and martial arts innovator whose unique blend of physical comedy and stunt mastery transformed action cinema worldwide. Trained at the Peking Opera School, Chan redefined the martial arts genre through acrobatic choreography, fearless improvisation, and an everyman charm that bridged East and West. From early Hong Kong classics like Drunken Master (1978) and Police Story (1985) to international hits such as Rumble in the Bronx (1995) and Rush Hour (1998), his films showcase both artistry and danger—each stunt performed with breathtaking authenticity. The movie posters from his career are equally dynamic: explosive, colorful, and often hand-painted, capturing the spirit of humor and heroism that made him a global legend. For collectors, Jackie Chanposters represent the golden age of Hong Kong cinema and the birth of a truly universal action icon—where precision, comedy, and courage collided in perfect cinematic balance.