Everyone Is Saying That I'm Retiring, But

When I'm In Meetings Until 5am And Then Have To Get Up Two Hours Later For Filming, Sometimes I Ask Myself 'why?'

I Asked Each If [yao Xingtong And Zhang Lanxin] Was Afraid Of Heights. Each Said No, And Although They Had Never Had The Action Movie Experience They Were Willing To Be Trained. Then I Asked If They Could Swim, And Each Said Yes, But She (gestures Toward Yx) Is Better. She Said, I Can Also Dive, In Fact I Once Won A Diving Championship In An International Competition. Then She Said, "but Big Brother, I'm Not Very Strong," And I Said That's All Right.

Even During The Promotion I Told People That I Didn't Like Rush Hour. The Jokes I Didn't Understand And The Fighting, Compared To My Hong Kong Films Was Terrible. A Lot Of People Didn't Like It. But Mostly People Did Like It, They Really Liked It. Rush Hour Really Brought Me To The American Family Audience.

Most Of The Time I'm Not Even Working, I'm Just Helping People, Because I Feel That I Am Too Lucky. If There Really Is A God, Then He Really Looks After Me. All These Years He's Taken Care Of Me, My Career Keeps Getting Better And Better. Whatever I Want Just Seems To Come. And It Keeps Coming. So I Promised Myself That I Have To Pay For This, Payback Society. So This Is Why I Started My Jackie Chan Foundation To Help Children And Sick Kids And People In Hospitals.

I Now Have Two Different Audiences. There's The One That Has Been Watching My Action Films For 20 Years, And The American Family Audience. American Jokes, Less Fighting.