A pioneer in action staging, Jackie Chan exploded in the 80s with this phenomenal combination of Buster Keaton/Charlie Chaplin antics and street style kung fu fighting. This resulted in several imitators trying to take his place, particularly in his turf (Hong Kong). Pushing himself to physical exhaustion for the sake of entertainment, Chan gave us terrifying stunts - whether he is sliding down a three level shopping mall pole with lights or Willemswerf building side in Rotterdam, it is undeniable his charisma for eye catching and frankly, breathtaking sequences that are free from CGI, wires and green screens. Thus, he truly deserves his own gallery and a list for his most dangerous work for his consistent and persistent efforts to life-threatening filmmaking.