Jackie Chan Karate Kid: Legends Puppy Interview
It's time for the legendary return to The Karate Kid franchise!
To celebrate The Karate Kid: Legends, we had real-life legendary martial artist and actor Jackie Chan crane kick his way into BuzzFeed for our Puppy Interview — and every second was worth it.
Jackie discussed reprising his role as Mr. Han from The Karate Kid (2010) in the new movie that connects the entire universe, including Cobra Kai.
The movie also features Ralph Macchio returning as Daniel LaRusso and newcomer Ben Wang (American Born Chinese, Chang Can Dunk). Other stars include Joshua Jackson, Sadie Stanley, and Ming-Na Wen.
Jackie was a special treat because before any questions were asked, he shared memorable photos of his adorable dogs, and brought two adorable Build-A-Bear pandas that were made in honor of his real-life pandas, Cheng Cheng and Long Long.
In the interview, Jackie revealed the most unexpected way he injured himself, revisited his iconic roles, shared how he likes to spend his day, and told us whether or not he wants to keep making movies.
We also learned that Jackie's not only a stuntmaster, he's a puppy master!
But, the prize was a series of exclusive photos Jackie took with BuzzFeed that I believe can single-handedly heal the coldest, darkest heart in the world.
Are you ready to be roundhouse kicked in the face with the most adorable photoshoot in the known universe?!
Stop.
I can't.
Help! This is too much.
That's it! I'm crying.
Want more? Watch Jackie talk about his career while low-key being a doggie whisperer in his puppy interview below:
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