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The 13 pages that link to Jackie Chan, each with the reason it gives.

• Cinema of Hong KongRelated: His comic timing and self-performed stunts established a distinct action-star model.

• Hong Kong action cinemaBroader topic: He fused comic performance with dangerous, precisely timed physical action.

• Martial arts filmRelated: His choreographed stunts made physical risk and comedy defining pleasures of the genre.

• Yuen Woo-pingRelated: Yuen directed Chan early in his career and helped develop his comic kung fu style.

• Akira ToriyamaRelated: Toriyama drew inspiration from Chan’s films while developing Dragon Ball’s martial-arts comedy.

• Andy LauCompared with: Chan’s action-comedy persona contrasts with Lau’s broader mix of dramatic roles and pop stardom.

• Maggie CheungRelated: Cheung played May opposite him in the Police Story films.

• Michelle YeohCompared with: Chan’s comic action persona provides a contrast to Yeoh’s varied dramatic screen presence.

• Jet LiCompared with: Chan's comic stunt persona contrasts with Li's more controlled, formal fighting style.

• Stephen ChowCompared with: His stunt-centered action comedy offers a distinct Hong Kong counterpart to Chow’s absurdist screen humor.

• Donnie YenCompared with: Chan’s comedy-centered physical style contrasts with Yen’s emphasis on direct, forceful combat.

• Hal NeedhamCompared with: Chan’s comic stunt style offers a distinct comparison with Needham’s American car-action tradition.

• Tony JaaCompared with: Chan offers a major precedent for performers who combine martial arts, comedy, and self-performed stunts.