The 63-year-old star says he cannot stick to action roles always, reported GQ magazine.
"I know I'm not young anymore. I cannot continue to make 'Rush Hour 1, 2, 3, 4, 5'. If I'm (to) continue on in the film industry. I have to change.
"Otherwise, you're gone. You see in Japan. Korea. America. China. Hong Kong. How many action stars are all gone? Only a few can stay around," Chan says.
The star is unhappy that actor's today opt for action doubles and do not perform the stunts on their own.
"One of my team members (was) Wonder Woman's double. They go, 'Pa, pa, pa, pa, pa.' Then (Gal Gadot) came back, just pretty, just standing there. Ha! Easy," he says.
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