Jet Li biography, Zodiac Sign, girlfriends, Wife, and much more

 Born Name   Li Lianjie

 Nick Name: Jet Li

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Li Lianjie

Zodiac sign: Taurus

Residence Singapore

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Jet Li Childhood
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Jet Li House

Family

Father – Li Qingquan (Deceased)

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Jet Li Father

Mother – Zhang Feng Lan (Deceased)

Siblings – He has 4 siblings.

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Jet Li Brother

Occupation: Actor, Producer

Girlfriend / Spouse: He has dated –Qiuyan Huang , Nina Li Chi 

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Jet Li with his Girlfriend
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Jet Li and his Wife

Ethnicity: Asian, Chinese

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Jet Li Wedding

Hair Color: Black

Eye Color: Dark Brown

Distinctive Features: Slight build

Jet Li Height 5’6

Weight: 68 Kg

Brand Endorsements:

Jet Li has endorsed –Hublot, Red Cross

Religion: Buddhism

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Jet Li with his Daughters

Famous For:

Acting in films such as Shaolin TempleLethal Weapon 4Kiss of the DragonThe Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon EmperorUnleashed, among others

Producing movies like Born to DefenceFearlessInvincibleKiss of the Dragon among others

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Jet Li in Lethal weapon 4

First Film: Shaolin Temple.

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Jet Li First Film

First TV Show: The Daily Show.

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Jet Li First TV Show

As per him, President Richard Nixon extended to him an employment opportunity as a guardian however he declined on the grounds that he would not like to ensure an individual, he needed to safeguard the 1 billion Chinese kinsmen.

Jet Li Career:

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Jet Li in Kiss of the Dragon

Jet Li is one of those rare Asian performers whose real name is unknown outside his native tongue. Li Lianjie, also known by his stage name Jet Li, was a Chinese-American screenwriter, martial arts fighter, and stuntman who was professionally born in Beijing, the capital of China. He trained for several years in Kung Fu before studying acting but did not begin to feature in mainstream media until decades later. During this time, his real name was Michael Takatsuno. He moved to Hong Kong in the late eighties, where he starred in both Hong Kong television shows and films there, including the well-received Kung Mangai movie.

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When Hong Kong saw an upsurge in pro-wrestling talent, Li began honing his martial arts skills and became a popular fighter in the region. In the late eighties, Li began to receive notice from the United States when he appeared in Hong Kong action movies directed by Jackie Chan. There, he would team with another martial arts expert, Bruce Lee, and form the well-known Hong Kong triad that included Chow Sha Pu, or “Chewie”, and stuntman flying man, Donny Yen. Together, the three created Hong Kong’s very popular Chan masters. The Hong Kong film industry has used the three to feature in some of their best movies to date.

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Jet Li in The Mummy

Most Noticeable Fight Scenes

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Jet Li in Unleashed

His most notable fight scene came from his involvement in the Kung Fu movie HardBoiled Armor, in which he battles the martial arts expert Rasengan. In the movie, he faces off against Rasengan who is trained by none other than Master Jeong Kwon. The two men spend the entire movie battling, with Rasengan eventually being defeated when Li uses his newest weapon, the Iron Fist. Although the movie looks like it may take up to seventy-five minutes to finish, the fight is quite brief.

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Jet Li


Jet Li is also known for his involvement in the Hong Kong series of the same name, which was filmed in and around his native Hong Kong. He would make many appearances, such as his brief battle against the villainous Tai Lung, as well as his appearances in the later episodes, where he would go up against the good guy, Master Wai Ko Wai. The series was a huge success and followed the same format as the original Hardboiled Armor, with each episode following a new storyline. One of the fights that he was featured in, however, was his encounter with the martial arts legend Bruce Lee on the set of the movie Enter the Ninja.

Jet Li Movies List

1982Shaolin Temple
1984Kids From Shaolin
1986Born to Defence
1986Martial Arts of Shaolin
1989Dragon Fight
1989The Master
1991Once Upon a Time in China
1992Once Upon a Time in China II
1992Swordsman II
1993Tai Chi Master
1993Fong Sai-yuk
1993Fong Sai-yuk II
1993Kung Fu Cult Master
1993Last Hero in China
Once Upon a Time in China III
1994The Bodyguard from Beijing
1994Fist of Legend
1994The New Legend of Shaolin
1995High Risk
1995My Father Is a Hero
1996Black Mask
1995Dr. Wai in “The Scripture with No Words”
1997Once Upon a Time in China and America
1998Hitman
1998Lethal Weapon 4
2000Romeo Must Die
2001The One
2001Kiss of the Dragon
2002Hero
2003Cradle 2 the Grave
2005Unleashed
2006Fearless
2007The Warlords
2007War
2008The Forbidden Kingdom
2008The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
2009The Founding of a Republic
2010Ocean Heaven
2010The Expendables
2011The Sorcerer and the White Snake
2011Flying Swords of Dragon Gate
2012The Expendables 2
2013Badges of Fury
2014The Expendables 3
2016League of Gods
2017Gong Shou Dao
2020Mulan


Li’s work also appears in the Hong Kong film Dark Phoenix, which was made by the Hong Kong-based production company Tiger Caged Animal. In this movie, Li plays the role of Tai Chi practitioner Kiu Sau. The character learns that he possesses the ability to channel the Phoenix Force, which gives him the ability to defeat enemies both physically and mentally.

As the Phoenix Force flows through him, he transforms into the powerful fighter jet, Silver Crow. This movie, along with its sequel, Ghost in the Shell: The Fall of Nodame Namo, has become the big hits in the Chinese movie industry.

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Some different actors have also taken on the role of Li.

These include Samuel Jackson, who played a part in the Kung Fu blockbuster epic Return of the Monkey King, as well as Hong Kong icons Donny Yen and Michael Mandrell. There is no doubt that Li is among the finest martial arts fighters to have ever lived.

However, he might just have been one of the most accomplished and best-known when he appeared in the early fifties spy film Dr. No, playing the role of Dr. Richard Simms. Regardless of the genre in which he was involved, the man certainly enjoyed a successful career.

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