“Even Buying Food Might Become Difficult”: $400 Million Worth Jackie Chan Once Received a ‘Huge Sum’ From His First Girlfriend During His Darkest Phase

The massive success that Jackie Chan has had in his acting career makes his fans ponder over his past financial struggles. He flew all the way from Hong Kong to Australia to the U.S. in search of a break that would carve him into the star he is today. Initially, Chan worked as a stuntman that paid in peanuts. He only earned around $50 dollars from his feats. 

Chan had moved to Hong Kong with the aim of achieving stardom

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However, life didn’t go as per his expectations and he was fast running out of the cash he’d made whilst his stay. “My money was almost gone, and soon, even buying food might become difficult,” the icon stated. 

Chan recapitulated his skills, claiming he was a skilled Kung Fu fighter and a trained drama artist, but all was in vain

 Hence, doubting his pursuit to achieve his big dreams, he decided to retreat home. He also felt alienated from the city and considered himself a failure. Furthermore, his distress totaled after his realization of an intense cash crisis. The actor couldn’t even afford a plane ticket anymore.

At the time, the star was going out with his foremost girlfriend, Teresa Teng


She came to his rescue and handed him a whooping amount of $20,000 as a loan. This was sufficient for Chan to even buy fancy watches for his parents, in addition to a plane ticket. The Hollywood idol was utterly indebted to her gesture and even tried to refuse it. Then on, Chan was determined to return her courtesy after he attained success. 

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