Interview in Bangkok

Interesting interview. The first part is in Thai but it doesn't detract at all from the rest of the interview which is in English.

One of the best interviews I have seen with Jackie, at least the questions were actually interesting and different.

Jackie and Yao Ming in Wax

Jackie and Yao Ming at Louis Tussaud's

Louis Tussaud is the great-grandson of the famous Madame Tussaud. There are four Louis Tussaud's wax museums around the world. The latest one opened recently in Pattaya, Thailand.

The experience at Pattaya is total sensory experience as each exhibit has accompanying music and smell. The wax figures have been created using a new process that incorporates glass fibre and silica gel into the wax to create a more realistic figure.

Source: 163.COM

Other photos and news of the opening SOHU.COM

Nice Photos

Here is a link to nice large size images of Jackie in Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand....

DAYLIFE.COM

Jackie visits Thailand Briefly

Actor Jackie Chan Reveals Charitable Side

Action star Jackie Chan is loved by fans worldwide for his movies, but he has a lesser known side: he is a socially committed philanthropist who firmly believes in giving back to society.

Chan recently visited the Human Development Foundation Mercy Center in Bangkok, Thailand, which consists of a shelter for orphans, an adult AIDS hospice and a preschool for needy students from the slums. He spent time with the children and even joined them in a dance performance.

The actor has established various charitable foundations, offers scholarships to help Hong Kong's youths, and provides medical services and aid to victims of natural disasters or illnesses.

CHOSUN.COM

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SHORT RATHER WOBBLY FAN VIDEO OF JACKIE ARRIVING IN BANGKOK
WARNING - TURN DOWN THE SOUND THERE IS LOTS OF SCREAMING!

Tuxedo Posters banned in Thailand

Here is an odd bit of news.

The posters for The Tuxedo which showed the sole of Jackie's foot were banned in Thailand because:

The original, because Thailand is a Buddhist country, the local censor officials believe that the people are extremely rude to show the soles, so replace the posters, the film company was receptive to do as the Romans do, decided to change the poster design.

PEOPLE.COM.CN 2002