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Jet Li

Milestones

  • Birthplace: Beijing, China
  • Birthday: April 26, 1963
  • 2008

    Cast as the lead villain in the fantasy action film "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor"

  • 2008

    First onscreen collaboration with fellow Chinese actor Jackie Chan, "The Forbidden Kingdom"

  • 2007

    Played an assassin in "War" opposite Jason Statham

  • 2006

    Returned to roots of kung fu in "Fearless" (final martial arts film)

  • 2005

    Played an orphan, raised by a crime boss (Bob Hoskins) to function like an attack hound in Luc Besson's "Unleased"

  • 2004

    Teamed with Maggie Cheung in "Hero" (lensed 2001), directed by Zhang Yimou

  • 2003

    Reunited with "Romeo Must Die" co-star DMX and director Andrzej Bartkowiak for "Cradle 2 the Grave"

  • 2001

    Cast as a man chasing various incarnations of himself across several dimensions in the sci-fi martial arts thriller "The One"

  • 2001

    Had leading role in and co-produced "Kiss of the Dragon"; co-produced and co-written by Luc Besson

  • 2001

    With Mel Gibson, executive produced the TBS movie "Invincible"

  • 2000

    Breakthrough role in "Romeo Must Die"

  • 1998

    Cast in a villainous role in "Lethal Weapon 4"

  • 1994

    Producing debut with "Bodyguard From Beijing"; also starred

  • 1991

    Breakthrough role of Wong Fei-hung in "Once Upon a Time in China" directed by Tsui Hark

  • 1990

    Moved to Hong Kong; signed to a contract by Golden Harvest

  • 1989

    First feature filmed in the USA, "The Master" directed by Tsui Hark; film not widely released until 1992

  • 1988

    Obtained two-year exit visa from China; settled in San Francisco; married and divorced

  • 1986

    Directorial debut, "Born to Defend"; film was a box-office failure

  • 1982

    Feature film debut in "Shaolin Temple"; also starred in two sequels in 1984 and 1986

  • 1974

    Made first trip to the USA to perform in a wu shu troupe at the White House for President Richard Nixon

  • 1974 to 1979

    Represented China in wu shu demonstrations throughout the world; also won gold medals in 1975, 1977, 1978 and 1979

  • 1974

    Won first gold medal as champion of the youth national athletic competition

  • 1971

    Began to study wu shu, a form of martial arts, at age eight

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