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Eduardo Cabrer _duardo_abrer — I was surprised to learn Jackie Chan was sold to the Chinese Opera when he was a child because his parents couldn't afford to support him...and he was an unruly child. That part is believable I suppose. I thought the whole training era, from 7-17, was fascinating...and brutal. Makes me wonder if he really is the last true kung fu performer like that, that can do his own stunts, since that kind of training has to be outlawed by now. Was that training really the key to his skill? Or will others come out that talented and that well trained without the brutality? I really enjoyed learning about his early life and early career. I had no idea he was so famous in Asia and around the world. So I was a disappointed toward the end when I realized the book was written in 1998 before he really made it big in America. Maybe there will be a sequel. :) Because I really want to know where his daugher fits in there, since he only mentions a wife and son in this book. Probably because she was born in 1999. I suppose that's all too scandalous anyway. That's another sad part of his life: no normal family life. But that's what he chose and that seems to be working for him. Overall I really enjoyed reading the book and if makes me want to rent his movies and really pay attention to the stunts! The 4 comes from some language but other than that, it's pretty clean.