I'm trying to remember the american actor that was in a lot of kung fu movies, and NOT CHUCK NORRIS...HELP!
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charles bronson?\n\nhope you're not thinking of keanu reeves though!!
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Max Peters\n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/name/nm0676589/
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kung_fu\n\n\nHint: If you talk about Chuck Norris, you're bound to get an A!
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There's always going to be someone better. Probably some 100 year old monk that no one will ever see. In the movie business, I think the person to watch for will be Tony Jaa (he starred in Ong-Bak). He is a phenomenal martial artist. But, is he better than Jet Li? I don't know. They have completely different styles, so it's hard to say.
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Blah @ Chuck Norris. Bruce Lee put him on the map and chuck norris never gave him credit.
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Bruce Lee: Martial Arts expert.\nDavid Carridine: Actor.\n\nGee, tough call. Let me think. I got it! Bruce Lee!
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OMG!  Thanks for the fond memories - he was a staple of my childhood as well.  Unfortunately,  I have no idea what the man did during the time proceeding his death.  One thing is certain he is greatlly missed  <sniff>
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I really think he is sexy. You should check him out in "An Officer and a Gentlemen" if you think he is. He is much younger there. He also is concerned about the rites of humans. He did a movie about Red China. He was banned from the Country for a long time because of his concerns for the rights of the people. Did you know at one time he was married to Cindy Crawford, the "Supermodel"?
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Fist of Fury - Bruce Lee.\n\nI still remember him playing kato in few episodes of batman - why back. I didn't know who he was at the time, but his fighting skills were awesome. I don't think anyone ever saw moves like that.\n\nOne of the things that always seperated Bruce Lee from other martial artists was that there were no theatrics in his moves. Everything he did had a purpose - every move, every kick, every flip - was meant as a counter or strike toward his opponent.\n\nNo other martial artist I've seen can compare to the realism Bruce Lee brought to the screen.
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I saw a special about Jim Carrey and he is a really down-to-earth guy.  He is very serious when he is inteviewed and had some wonderful stories he told about his family.  He is wanting to become a dramatic actor, I think.  Sort of like the Tom Hanks history.  I do believe his forte is comedy, though.  I've always called him the modern day 'Jerry Lewis' as he isn't inhibited about twisting his face and body in all kinds of positions.  He is one funny actor and I just love him.  He's good looking too!
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Jackie Chan. Steven Segal is waaayyy too stiff.
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obviously chuck norris, he has much more martial arts and physical combat training (since he often trained with bruce lee) and is the 6-time World Karate Champion, also a karate teacher, and has founded two of his own martial arts styles: Chun Kuk Do ("the Universal Way") and American Tang Soo Do. There is so much more than this too.
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This is definitely an interesting question. Jet Li is an actor but has trained in martial arts for a long time. Matt Hughes is a competitor in full contact fight organizations. Although I believe a UFC fighter is definitely a good fighter and could hold his own on the street, I don't believe that a UFC fighter is necessarily the best street fighter in the world. So is this question based upon a fight in the street or within the confines of UFC? If UFC, then I would say Hughes. Hughes would probably out-grapple Jet Li and win, although none of us know for sure what Jet Li is like on the ground. I do know from personal experience that some Kung Fu fighters train in ground fighting within their own style. So I wouldn't be surprised if he was great on the ground. If we are talking about a street fight, I think Jet Li could do some serious damage unless Matt Hughes has some finishing moves that he could execute before Jet Li makes his move. Jet Li acts in movies and has choreographed fight sequences. So what? He is still trained in a fighting art and he has built responses to agressive actions in his muscle memory. Bruce Lee was also an actor with Choreographed fight sequences. If he were alive today, I doubt any of you would challenge him to a fight because he would still take you to school.
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He's been doing direct to video movies in Japan lately-he starred in "Godzilla:Final Battle" and the science-fiction yakuza flick "Muscle Heat". I haven't seen the former yet, but "Muscle Heat" is as good/bad as it sounds-Sho Aikawa is in it as well. He also appears regularly on Japanese televison-he has a kids show on NHK. He is also in the video game-based movie Dead or Alive (not to be confused with Miike Takeshis's DOA Trilogy).
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I checked the internet movie database web site...imdb.com.  He played several support roles throughout his LONG career...\n\nToo many to list here...but maybe the above mentioned web site will answer your question....\n\nHope it does!!!!  Good luck!!
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Chuck Norris, (born Carlos Ray Norris Jr. on March 10, 1940), is an American martial artist, action star, and Hollywood actor.\n\nSo he is 66 years old
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I would pick Jean Claude since he is the biggest. Brandon "The Truth" Vera would kill all of them in a fight.\n\n TO THE PERSON WHO SAID "Chuck Norris is the only martial artist on the list in a fight." YOU ARE A MORAN Jet li is the kung fu champion in his home country. Do you know how many people practice Kung Fu in China? How hard it is to be champ there?