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Watch legendary Wong Fei-hung turn mishaps into mastery, revolutionizing drunken kung fu with both humor and heart. Jackie Chan’s agile antics and unorthodox training blend to create a whirlwind of punches, laughs, and unforgettable choreography.

Drunken Master Trivia

Which actor starred in the film "Drunken Master"? (Easy)

#1: Jet Li

#2: Donnie Yen

#3: Jackie Chan

#4: Bruce Lee

What year was the film "Drunken Master" released? (Hard)

#1: 1974

#2: 1978

#3: 1981

#4: 1983

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Drunken Master Fun Facts

Jackie Chan broke several bones while filming Drunken Master due to the intense and intricate fight choreography.

The Jackie Chan film Drunken Master popularized the Zui Quan (Drunken Fist) style of martial arts outside of China.

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November 1, 1978

Release of 'Drunken Master' Film

The martial arts comedy film 'Drunken Master,' starring Jackie Chan, was released in Hong Kong. The film helped popularize the Drunken Fist style of kung fu in cinema and significantly boosted Jackie Chan's career.

film_production

1977

Jackie Chan Stars in 'Drunken Master'

Jackie Chan plays the lead role of Wong Fei-hung, showcasing his martial arts and comedic talents, establishing his unique style in the genre.

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