TEETH:
Hwang Jang Lee is a tremendous kicker ... as I found out when he kicked out one of my teeth (accidentally) while we were making Snake in the Eagle's Shadow.

You can find these lines about Jackie on www.randomhouse.com.

I just watched an interview with Roy Horan who states, that Jackie (as a stuntman) didn't have any (front)teeth of his own.

It sounds very acceptable.

I heard that it was only a cap that was knocked out though - implying that he's already lost part of the tooth anyway?

Where was (and how do you find it) the Roy Horan interview?

When you watch last fight scene with Hwang (Snake in the Eagle's Shadow) the beginning of the fight Jackie has all his teeth displayed and quickly into it he is missing a front tooth and has blood near it (though it does not appear that any of the scenes shows contact to the face.) If anyone knows more about that please write here .

The Roy Horan interview can be found on the Soulblade release of "The Snuff Bottle Connection". The main subject is ofcourse Hwang Jang Lee.

As you must have noticed the shots of the end-fight on "Snake in the Eagle's shadow" don't fit together very well. I believe the fight was much much longer, but not all the shots have been used. (I bought a HK-release too, just to see if those shots were on that one, but they were not.)
I must say it looks like Jackie has lost one of is front teeth. I don't see blood, but his gum and lip is very red, I must admid. There's no proof that this was caused by Hwang Jang Lee and as Roy was there, when the shots were taken, I like to believe what he says, till I have clear proof (Jackie's own words) that Roy is wrong.

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dung174 wrote:cam on nhieu, minh rat thich

Uh, yeah.

cam on nhieu, minh rat thich

Apparently, he thinks Chan's content to play the victim, and extremely fond of himself.

I think.....

Brian Thibodeau wrote:

cam on nhieu, minh rat thich

Apparently, he thinks Chan's content to play the victim, and extremely fond of himself.

I think.....

That's easy for him to say.

Yeah, I wonder if he (or she) noted the primary language of the site? Still, it's fun to play with translators - for awhile, anyways!

Brian Thibodeau wrote: Still, it's fun to play with translators

There's a Babel Fish translator for Klingon?

Well, I don't know about Klingon (and if there is an online translator for it, there shouldn't be! ), but there are a few options for Vietnamese.

I still say it was just a cap that got knocked out, but I can't remember my source. I think it was probably Bey Logan in an edition of Impact.

Maybe we should start taking bets ? I'll put a tenner on a cap rather than a whole tooth.

Masterofoneinchpunch wrote:Where was (and how do you find it) the Roy Horan interview?

When you watch last fight scene with Hwang (Snake in the Eagle's Shadow) the beginning of the fight Jackie has all his teeth displayed and quickly into it he is missing a front tooth and has blood near it (though it does not appear that any of the scenes shows contact to the face.) If anyone knows more about that please write here .

they left the part where he gets his teeth kicked out in the film if you look you can see the tooth go flying

hungrytiger wrote:

Masterofoneinchpunch wrote:Where was (and how do you find it) the Roy Horan interview?

When you watch last fight scene with Hwang (Snake in the Eagle's Shadow) the beginning of the fight Jackie has all his teeth displayed and quickly into it he is missing a front tooth and has blood near it (though it does not appear that any of the scenes shows contact to the face.) If anyone knows more about that please write here .

they left the part where he gets his teeth kicked out in the film if you look you can see the tooth go flying

If you have a still of this please post here. I will look again and step through the images to see if it is there.

i'll check the film and tell you at what time it happens

i'll check the film and tell you at what time it happens