[originaltext] Hong Kong Kungfu movie superstar Jackie Chan pocketed the Bes

Hong Kong Kungfu movie superstar Jackie Chan pocketed the Best Leading Actor Award of the 25th Golden Rooster film awards, dubbed "China’s Oscar," organizers announced on Saturday evening.
    Jackie Chan was nominated for his role in the "New Police Story." It was the first time that film artists from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan competed for personal prizes at the Golden Rooster and Full Blossom Film Festival, which gives out the top honors in China’s film industry.
    Chan expressed his gratefulness to the jury with three "thanks" in his speech at the awarding- ceremony on Saturday evening. "Two years ago, I wanted to make a breakthrough of my performance by acting a different role. I didn’t expect to win such an important award by the film," he said.
    In the "New Police Story," Chan played a tragic hero, something he had never tried before in his performance career.
    Chun is well known for his Kungfu films such as "Drunken Master," "Police Story" and "Rumble in the Bronx. ’ "Thunderbolt," also starring Chan, was the first Hong Kong film to be screened at more than 1,000 US cinemas.
    The US film "Rush Hour" featuring Chun was among the top 10 movies in the United States in 1998 in terms of box office revenue.