Before the L.A. premiere of “The Foreigner” began, the audience received a message from its star, Jackie Chan. “Aside from the fighting,” he said, “I hope you like my acting.” ...

When audiences watch a Jackie Chan movie, they know exactly what they're in for — lots of punching — but there's something that might surprise people about the actor. "I hate violence," Chan says.

While our interview was a lot of fun, his new movie “The Foreigner” is Jackie’s most serious role yet. Jackie Chan (as Quan Ngoc Minh): “Mr. Hennessy, please find out the names of the ...

it falls to a superstar “Chinaman” to set things right. Related stories Jackie Chan Talks Dramatic Acting, Teases 'Rush Hour 4' at 'The Foreigner' Premiere ...

Chan co-stars as a man seeking vengeance for the death of his daughter in a bloody London bombing. His counterpart is a grizzled former 007 himself, Pierce Brosnan, growling his way into a meaty ...

Film Review: ‘The Foreigner’ Jackie Chan goes up against Pierce Brosnan and the IRA in an old-fashioned suspense movie from the director of 'GoldenEye' and 'Edge of Darkness.' ...

The martial artistry is still there. And so is the charm. — -- The martial artistry is still there. And so is the charm. But gone are the funny lines -- and the sidekick. Jackie Chan wants ...

"The studios and directors think, 'Without Jackie fighting, the audience will not like it.' " Chan gleefully points out he absolutely still "kicks some butts" in The Foreigner, adapted from ...

‘The Foreigner’ review: Jackie Chan plays a grief-stricken revenge machine in this lifeless thriller, which co-stars Pierce Brosnan ...

Jackie Chan has been genially kicking ass for more than 50 years. “The Foreigner,” out Friday, is the latest film to land on the action star’s massive résume of more than 150 movies.

Legendary action star and martial arts maestro Jackie Chan gets his "Taken" moment with the terrorism thriller "The Foreigner," written by David Marconi, directed by frequent Bond director Martin ...

Legendary action star and martial arts maestro Jackie Chan gets his “Taken” moment with the terrorism thriller “The Foreigner,” written by David Marconi, directed by frequent Bond director ...