I Want To Play A Fireman And

In The Past Decade, There Have Been A Lot Of Friends Or Directors, Either Gossiping Or Telling Me Directly, "what You're Doing Now Is The Right Thing, Your Main Concern Should Be Taking Care Of Yourself, And Not Doing Action At Your Age." Well, After First Feeling Angry, I'd Think, To Be Honest, I Really Am Older. So I Thought, All Right, But Before I Retire I'd Like To Make One Last Major Action Film, One Good One.

I Just Couldn't Stop Thinking About What Landmines Are Doing To People Here. I Told People - My Friends - About It, But It Was Just Not Enough. I Knew I Had To Do More.

When I'm Making An American Film, It's More Safe Because There Are So Many People On The Set To Watch Me. Whatever I Do, They Say, 'what Are You Doing!? Tell Me First!' There Are So Many Restrictions.

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.

I Allowed Myself To Be Bullied Because I Was Scared And Didn't Know How To Defend Myself. I Was Bullied Until I Prevented A New Student From Being Bullied. By Standing Up For Him, I Learned To Stand Up For Myself.