Online exposure Jackie Chan starring in two new films, successively cooperating with Zhang Yixing and Huang Zitao

2024年8月24日 | admin | A1

Jackie Chan and other stars in "Kung Fu Yoga"

Group photo of Li Zhiting, Tang Jili, etc

　 　 1905 movie network news According to netizens, Jackie Chan’s two new films have been launched one after another. The ones that have already started filming have been confirmed to be starring Zhang Yixing, Li Zhiting, Shang Yuxian, etc.; and the next ones are also determined to be starring Huang Zitao’s partner Jackie Chan.

　 　 A group photo of Jackie Chan with the other stars of "Kung Fu Yoga" has been leaked online recently. In the photo, Jackie Chan is surrounded by Zhang Guoli, Li Zhiting, EXO member Zhang Yixing, actress Shang Yuxian, and famous Indian actor Amir Khan. Recently, fans also broke the news that Li Zhiting is shooting the film in Dubai, and posted a group photo of director Tang Jili and Li Zhiting and other creators. It is reported that the film is the first Sino-Indian co-production, directed by Jackie Chan’s old partner Tang Jili.

"Railway Flying Tiger" poster

　 　 The next step of Jackie Chan’s new film "Railway Flying Tiger" will also be released on October 16, according to reports. The film was previously exposed in the Cannes magazine and will be directed by director Ding Sheng. It tells the story of the legendary experience of railway workers who used their work experience to successfully block Japanese raids and seize survival supplies for the people during the Anti-Japanese War in 1941. Jackie Chan will play a resourceful railway guerrilla captain in the film, and the film is expected to be released on the National Day next year. It is confirmed that former EXO member Huang Zitao will star in the film and cooperate with Jackie Chan, which is also followed by another electric shock.

　 　 So it seems that Jackie Chan’s next two new films are already in progress, and they have also chosen to cooperate with the popular little fresh meat, which has to be said to be due to commercial and box office considerations.