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Jackie Chan

7 April 1954, Victoria Peak, Hong Kong

Siu Tin Yuen

1912

Jang Lee Hwang

21 December 1944, Osaka, Japan

Dean Shek

17 October 1950, Beijing, China

Kau Lam

1 January 1923, Guangdong, China

Linda Lin

26 December 1934, Guilin, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China

1 January 1945, Guangzhou, China

Woo-Ping Yuen

1 January 1945, Guangzhou, China

See-Yuen Ng

1944, Shanghai, China

Lung Hsiao

Wong Fei Hung

Played by: Jackie Chan

Beggar So

Played by: Siu Tin Yuen

Wong Kei-Ying

Played by: Kau Lam

Aunt Yee

Played by: Linda Lin

Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Canada)

Worth watching for the slapstick-like kung fu Chan made famous-it's here martial arts kicked back to Chaplin and Keaton, fusing Eastern acrobatic-fighting with those two Western silent-movie master-clowns (there are also echoes of the Three Stooges).

September 30, 2016

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Nitrate Online

Chan's breakthrough film is crudely made, but his own charm and athleticism make this worth a look.

March 28, 2003

Eye for Film

Martial arts genius aside, it's the film's warm-heartedness that has really given it its staying power, charming generation after generation of fans. This is a simple story told well, and it gets results.

April 27, 2017

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Apollo Guide

From the viewpoint of tracking Jackie Chan's career, this movie is a milestone.

March 16, 2004

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Deseret News, Salt Lake City

This is the film where Chan's confidence in his unique mix of comedy and martial arts, his gracefully choreographed slapstick-kung fu fighting style and natural athleticism, really began to blossom.

January 01, 2000

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TV Guide

It's an undisguised star vehicle for the likeable Chan and his incredible acrobatic skills, and even viewers who couldn't care less about which fighting style the combatants are using will enjoy watching him be put through his paces.

June 01, 2010

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Greenwich Village Gazette

II was better, but this is great too.

December 21, 2004

Austin Chronicle

Not unlike the silent films of Chaplin, Keaton, and Lloyd, or for that matter, the best pictures of Hong Kong's Seventies kung fu films, the genius of Drunken Master lies in its kinetics. Pure entertainment, and a true chop-socky classic.

January 01, 2000

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CineVue

The unparallelled balletic skill of Chan and his co-stars is simply astonishing.

May 03, 2017

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