It depends, is he drunk?
Chuck Norris (in his prime) was once asked on camera what he’s do if 4 guys in an alley demanded his wallet.
“I’d probably give 'em my wallet.”
Chan has suffered many, many injuries over the years. He said from his days as a stunt man that if he said he was injured during filming he would be fired and replaced. When he was injured, he kept going because he didn’t want to lose his job.
In Rumble in the Bronx, Chan jumps from a pier onto a hover-boat. In reality, when he landed, he broke his ankle. They set it, put a cast on it , painted it to look like a tennis shoe and they kept filming. That’s a tough son of a bitch right there.
I love how at the end of his films of that era, they show the outtakes. They show many times they try the stunts and fail, usually with Chan getting hurt.
The big question is: How would Jackie Chan fare against Willie Nelson?
He’d get smoked.
He’s the most down to earth, nicest guy you’ll ever meet. In a world of hardheaded meatheads, he is a real true person. He was in it for the chess match, not to hurt ppl.
And yeah, I met Cusick once briefly in passing. Also seemed very nice.