How Jackie Chan's action comedy Rumble in the Bronx opened 'the golden door to the West' for the Hong Kong star, launching his Hollywood career

Jackie Chan may be a household name today, but it took 15 years of trying and 1995’s Rumble in the Bronx for the Hong Kong martial artist to win over international audiences and become a Hollywood star.

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