Jackie Chan, I've Known Him,

People Like To Lay Their Whole Life, And All Of Their Own Secrets Out In Front Of The World. They Make Money Off Of It, And Find Satisfaction That Way. I Personally Don't Believe In That. I Think It Can Be Hurtful To Yourself And Those Around You.

When I Started Studying Acting In New York, I Didn't Plan To Be An Action Hero. I Just Wanted To Learn Acting Because I Felt It Was Something I Needed To Try To Do For Myself, To Express Something, My Inner Pain, Or Something I Couldn't Get Out.

I Mean There's Still Also An Element Of The Audience Looking For Role Models. In My Day, When I Started, If You Were An Action Hero, You Were A Little Bit Of A Role Model Like The Person.

Life Is Stranger Than Fiction. It's Nice To Have Stuff That People Don't Know About. And It Helps When You Read A Bad Review. You Can Go, "this Guy Doesn't Have Me Figured Out." There's More Mystery To You Than They Understand.

I Never Came With A Conscious Plan To Replace Anyone Else. Stallone Does Feel That Way. He Is A Real Tough Guy In Real Life, And He Gets To Act That Out. If You Meet Him And Work With Him, He Is What He Is. He Is A Guy That Works Out Every Day.