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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Prior to Snake in the Eagle''s Shadow, Chan had worked for director Lo Wei who wanted to make him into the new "Bruce Lee" in films like New Fist of Fury. However, those films yielded relatively poor box office returns. When producer Ng See-Yuen decided to make a comedy with Chan as the star, the concept did not initially meet with approval from the film distributors. However, Ng and Chan persevered and together with Drunken Master, this film launched Jackie Chan into…mehr

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Prior to Snake in the Eagle''s Shadow, Chan had worked for director Lo Wei who wanted to make him into the new "Bruce Lee" in films like New Fist of Fury. However, those films yielded relatively poor box office returns. When producer Ng See-Yuen decided to make a comedy with Chan as the star, the concept did not initially meet with approval from the film distributors. However, Ng and Chan persevered and together with Drunken Master, this film launched Jackie Chan into national stardom. The combination of comedy, martial arts, stunts and acrobatics had been done before, in Lau Kar Leung''s 1975 film, Spiritual Boxer. However, the release of Snake in the Eagle''s Shadow heralded a new direction for Hong Kong action movies. Ng See-Yuen and Yuen Woo-ping checked over many actors for the part of the old, eccentric, wandering Kung Fu master, before Ng suggested casting Yuen''s own father, Yuen Siu Tien. Yuen would continue to reprise the role of Beggar So several more times before his death in 1979.