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Jackie Chan snubs son's pop career
(Agencies)
Updated: 2004-09-22 17:24
Action movie star Jackie Chan usually deals body blows to movie villains, but
now he has punched a hole in his son's pop career with a stunning attack on
Jaycee Chan's debut album, reports said.
Action movie star
Jackie Chan, seen here in June 2004, has punched a hole in his son's pop
career with a stunning attack on Jaycee Chan's debut album.
[AFP] | Jackie, in Beijing for the premier of Hong
Kong cop drama "New Police Story", admitted he didn't like "Running While
Singing", the first single lifted from young Chan's self-titled and self-penned
debut album.
"I don't like the song. Can you guys tell him that?" newspaper Apple Daily
quoted the star telling reporters.
"After hearing the song, I thought I should just leave him to mind his own
business," Jackie said.
Jaycee, 21, who bears a striking resemblance to his father and inherited his
trademark big nose, was said to have enjoyed a smooth ride into showbiz thanks
to the patronage of the world's most famous Chinese superstar.
Nonetheless, the Mandarin-language album of autobiographical folk and RnB
tracks is getting short shrift from Jackie.
"He hasn't even given me the album. We don't have time to see each other," a
terse Jackie added.
Jaycee was born in 1983, just two days after Jackie married retired Taiwan
actress Joan Lin.
He spent most of his young life in Los Angeles with his mother after his
parents split and Jackie established himself as a major action
star.
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