Jackie ChanQuotes

Jackie Chan
Birthday
April 7th, 1954
From
Victoria Peak, Hong Kong
Actor

Shanghai Noon - The Importance of Honor in Battle

Chon Wang: Fight with honor. You will win.

Shanghai Noon - Miscommunication and Toothpicks in Shanghai Noon

Chon Wang: You gave me bad directions!
Roy O'Bannon: No, I gave you wrong directions.
Roy O'Bannon: Want your toothpicks back?

Shanghai Noon - Cultural Misunderstanding in Shanghai Noon

Roy O'Bannon: The Shanghai kid. This is terrible!
Chon Wang: I know. I'm not from Shanghai.

Shanghai Noon - Casual Conversation After a Serious Event

Chon Wang: What happened?
Roy O'Bannon: Oh, nothing. I just killed him, how'd you do?

Shanghai Noon - A Challenge to Overcome Doubts

Roy O'Bannon: Well, best of luck to you. Guess this is what your people call "sayonara." Looks like Fido's giving you some problems there. You want me to, uh, give you a hand?
Chon Wang: No, I can do it.
Roy O'Bannon: *Sure* you can. H-How is a greenhorn like you gonna make it to Carson City and rescue this princess?
Roy O'Bannon: Stop, stop, stop, stop. I can't take it anymore. Watch me do it.
Roy O'Bannon: You get it like this and you put it up high.
Roy O'Bannon: See, it'll drift back when you're riding.
Roy O'Bannon: All right, I'll do it.
Chon Wang: Do what?
Roy O'Bannon: Take you to Carson City, help you rescue Princess Pee Pee.
Chon Wang: Pei Pei! You do not care about the princess.
Roy O'Bannon: You don't know me very well, do you? Tell you one thing: I hate to think of an innocent member of Chinese nobility suffering, I'll tell you that.
Roy O'Bannon: You people believe in Karma over there, right? Well, I've been thinking... there must be a reason why we keep running into each other. Now I've ridden with some terrible men, just people I couldn't trust, but when I look at you, there's something different about you. And I can see it, I can see it in your eyes. It's what the Indians call... chipichawa.
Chon Wang: What's that?
Roy O'Bannon: Chipichawa is nobility. And you have it, in spades. You got yourself a partner, and this has nothing to do with gold, okay?
Roy O'Bannon: Shake on it.
Chon Wang: Why are you spitting in your hand?
Roy O'Bannon: Well, it's, uh, customary to seal the deal. Come on, let's go.
Roy O'Bannon: No, you-
Roy O'Bannon: This is going to be a long journey.

Shanghai Noon - A Stylish Cowboy Look

Roy O'Bannon: [adjusting Chon's cowboy hat] There, sort of a rakish angle.
Chon Wang: How do I look?
Roy O'Bannon: I think you look great! I think you look like a real cowboy. Very dapper - red bandana.
Roy O'Bannon: Roy O'Bannon.
Chon Wang: [shaking his hands] My name is Chon Wang.
Roy O'Bannon: John Wayne?
Chon Wang: Chon Wang.
Roy O'Bannon: That's a terrible cowboy name!
Chon Wang: Why?
Roy O'Brannon: No, come on. That's not gonna work. That's horrible; that's so bad! And so's the ponytail!

Shanghai Noon - Cultural Differences and Misunderstandings in Shanghai Noon

Roy O'Bannon: Ooooh... who's the pretty lady?
Chon Wang: That's my wife!
Roy O'Bannon: How long you been in this country?
Chon Wang: Four days.
Roy O'Bannon: Nice work.

Shanghai Noon - Miscommunication Between Friends in Shanghai Noon

Chon Wang: See! I told you!
Roy O'Bannon: No, you said "wet shirt don't break," not "piss shirt bend bar"!

Shanghai Noon - Sick Prisoner Ruse Discussed by Characters

Chon Wang: I got an idea: why don't I pretend I'm sick, and then you can attack the guard when they come in?
Roy O'Bannon: Oh, you mean the sick prisoner routine? Does that still work in China? Cause here it's sorta been done to death.

The Spy Next Door - A Mysterious Number Revealed in Conversation

Bob Ho: I have two words for you, Larry. 13.

The Spy Next Door - A Casual Introduction Over Food

Farren: Bob, this is Larry.
Larry: Pleased to meet you, sir.
Bob Ho: Let's get some food.
Farren: He goes to the university.
Ian: He's a poet. Isn't it cool?
Bob Ho: It's rad. It's awesome. It's jiggy for shizzy. It's bomb.

The Spy Next Door - Suspicion of a Mole at the Agency

Colton James: Oh, while I'm thinkin about it, they suspect there may be a mole at the agency.
Bob Ho: They suspect me?
Colton James: Noooo. You know Glaze thinks you're the sharpest barb on the wire.
Bob Ho: I've no idea what that means.

The Spy Next Door - Timing and Humor in Casual Conversation

Glaze: What took you so long to get here?
Bob Ho: Six minutes.
Glaze: You stop for a latte?
Bob Ho: Oh, I get it. You're, uh... What's the expression? Chopping my bust.
Glaze: Close enough.

The Spy Next Door - Introduction of Bob Ho's Character

Bob Ho: Yo, it's Ho.

The Spy Next Door - The Meaning of Family Beyond Blood

Bob Ho: Family isn't whose blood you carry. It's who you love, and who loves you.

The Spy Next Door - Flirting and Humor Among Friends

Ian: Hey, how are you doing? I'm Ian. If I told you have a beautiful body, you hold it against me?
Cute Gymnast: [disgusted] Yeow!
Bob Ho: At least you're not shy.
Ian: I wanted to talk to her in the worst way.
Bob Ho: Mission accomplished.

The Spy Next Door - Fashion Advice Across Generations

Ian: You know about fashion?
Bob Ho: No, but I know women. Wear it like this. It's cool. I saw it in a movie.
Ian: [[Octopussy] What movie? ]? This isn't 1985.

The Spy Next Door - Unexpected Family Dynamics in Marriage

Bob Ho: If a man marries you, he marries all four of you.
Gillian: Don't forget the pig, the cat, and the turtle.

The Spy Next Door - Confronting Challenges Beyond Politics

Bob Ho: I've brought down dictators. How tough can three kids be?

The Spy Next Door - Jet Pack Out of Service for Mission

Colton James: Now, how the heck are you gonna get in there? Jet pack?
Bob Ho: It's in the shop.

The Spy Next Door - Praise and Embarrassment in Unexpected Moments

Bob Ho: He is rare. He is amazing. He is the man.
Farren: How embarrassing.

The Spy Next Door - The Allure of Halloween Celebrations

Bob Ho: So, tell me more about Halloween.
Nora: It's the best. You get candy, everyone pretends to be someone else, and nobody knows who you really are.
Bob Ho: Sounds familiar.

The Spy Next Door - A Lesson in Spy Discretion

Poldark: Where is the file?
Ian: It's on my iPod on my desk at home.
Bob Ho: Now, see, you want to be a spy - never tall the truth to the bald guy.
Ian: Sorry. I'm new at this.

The Spy Next Door - A Question About Maternal Abilities

Bob Ho: Can your mommy do that?

Shanghai Knights - A Warning of Consequences in Friendship

Chon Wang: If you break her heart, I break your legs.
Roy: That's fair.

Shanghai Knights - A Tribute to Their Father

Chon Wang: For father.
Chon Lin: For father.
Roy: For Old Man Wang.

Shanghai Knights - Misunderstanding a Name in Shanghai Knights

Chon Wang: Wu Chow!
Roy: Wu who?

Shanghai Knights - Cultural Identity and Misunderstandings in Humor

Chon Wang: I look like a fool.
Roy: What? You're a Maharajah! That's Indian royalty!
Chon Wang: But I'm Chinese.
Roy: It's the same thing.

Shanghai Knights - Time and Distraction in Conversation

Chon Wang: We are wasting time.
Roy: [to Charlie] What do you think I've been doing? Sittin here and drinking expensive hooch? Boy, refill.

Shanghai Knights - A Reunion in New York City

Roy: Look at you!
Chon Wang: Look at you!
Roy: What brings you to New York?
Chon Wang: My share of the gold.
Roy: Refresh my memory. What gold are we talking about?

Shanghai Knights - The Value of Patience in Problem-Solving

Chon Wang: It's a puzzle box. I don't know how to open it.
Roy: What do you mean, you don't know how to open it? You just get a hammer and smash it open so you can see what it says.
Chon Wang: No. I must have patience. By the time I'm able to open it, I will be ready to read the message.
Roy: Oh, come on, Confucius, that's the corniest thing I've ever heard!

Shanghai Knights - A Reminder About Family in London

Roy: Think about your sister in London.
Chon Wang: What?

Shanghai Knights - Timing and Rescue in Shanghai Knights

Chon Wang: I just saved you!
Chon Lin: You were late!

Rush Hour - Long Flight and Unexpected Conversations

Carter: Man, how long is this flight?
Lee: Fifteen hours.
Carter: Fifteen hours? What are we gonna do for fifteen hours?
Lee: [''Shrugs, then puts on headphones, and sings''; ''Carter turns in horror''; ''Sings''] Huh! War! Uh! Good God "yaw.
Carter: Aw, hell no! Stewardess, get me another seat! Stewardess!

Rush Hour - Misunderstanding in Language and Culture

Lee: [''Singing "[[w: War (The Temptations song)#Edwin Starr version|War] ]"] What is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Good God you all.
Carter: It's not "you all" its "y'all".
Lee: Yahl?
Carter: Y'all!
Lee: Yaal!
Carter: Man you sound like a karate movie. Y'all!

Rush Hour - Miscommunication Between Friends

Lee: I am not responsible for your assumption.
Carter: You full of shit, you understand me, you full of shit.
Lee: Not being able to speak is not the same as not speaking. You seem as if you like to talk. I like to let people talk who like to talk. It makes it easier to find out how full of shit they are.
Carter: [''Pause''] What the hell did you just say? "I let people talk, blah blah blah" so I'm the one full of shit?
Lee: We both full of shit.
Carter: You full of shit.

Rush Hour - Cultural Differences in Music Preferences

Chief Insp. Lee: [hears Surfing USA] Beach Boys.
Det. James Carter: Oh, hell, no. You didn't just touch my goddamn radio.
Lee: [[w:The Beach Boys|The Beach Boys] ] are great American music.
Carter: The Beach Boys'll get you a great ass-whoopin'. Don't you ever touch a black man's radio, boy. You can do that in China but you'll get your ass killed out here.

Rush Hour - Misunderstanding in a High-Stakes Situation

Cab Driver: [''Points a gun at Lee and Carter''; Lee and Carter put their hands up] Don't move! Drop your guns.
Carter: [[w:FBI|FBI?; ''Shows his badge''] Hey man look, ]
Lee: [''Carter is stunned at discovering Lee [[w:English language|speaks English] Oh, um...I'm policeman! I'm just showing him how to take a gun from a suspect.

Around the World in 80 Days - Determination in the Face of Adversity

Passepartout / Lau Xing: We are not giving up! I almost died! You almost died! We take the next ship and win that bet!

The Karate Kid - Winning vs. Effort in Competition

Dre Parker: Do you think I could've won?
Mr. Han: Win or lose doesn't matter, Xiao Dre.
Dre Parker: You know that's not I mean.
Mr. Han: Yes. I think you had a good chance.
Dre Parker: [[w:Cupping therapy|the fiery cup thing] So let's do ].
Mr. Han: You don't need to fight anymore. You have proven everything you need to prove.
Dre Parker: What, that I can get beat up easy and then quit? That's not balance, that's not real kung fu. You said that when life knocks you down, you could choose whether or not to get back up. Well, I'm trying to get back up, and why won't you help me?
Mr. Han: Because I cannot watch you get hurt anymore.
Dre Parker: Please, Mr. Han, please.
Mr. Han: Just tell me, Xiao Dre, why? Why do you need to go back out there so badly?
Dre Parker: Because I'm still scared. And no matter what happens, tonight, when I leave, I don't want to be scared anymore.

The Karate Kid - Understanding Chi and Inner Strength

Dre Parker: So what are we learning today?
Mr. Han: Chi. Internal energy. The essence of life. It moves inside of us. It flows through our bodies. Give us power from within.
Dre Parker: [[the Force; [Star Wars; [Yoda] I get it. Like ] in ]. You're ] and I'm like... I'm like a Jedi.

Karate Kid: Legends - Legacy of Mentorship and Friendship

Mr. Han: Li means to me what you meant to Sensei Miyagi.

Karate Kid: Legends - Determining What Is Worth Fighting For

Mr. Han: In life, you have only one question. Is it worth fighting for it or not?

Karate Kid: Legends - Search for You, Not Sensei Miyagi

Mr. Han: I did not came looking for Sensei Miyagi. I came looking for you.

Karate Kid: Legends - The Strength of Tradition in Martial Arts

Mr. Han: Our traditions are rooted in history: karate, kung fu. The tree grows strong.