"Success in two weeks", Stephen Chow and Jackie Chan are the two most well-known representative actors in Hong Kong movies. One takes the line of comedy and the other relies on action. They both dedicate their lives to the film industry and serve countless fans together. Dedicated classic movies.
Zhou Xingchi, Jackie Chan and their films have their own characteristics, each has its own excitement, and they are also deeply favored by movie fans. The two of them are rivals, but they also cherish each other.
Zhou Xingchi Jackie Chan, they have played against Hong Kong films of the same year 16 times since 1990 (here refers to the highest box office PK of the same year), let’s see how they played against each other.
In 1990, Stephen Chow won.
Stephen Chow starred in the movie "The Saint of Gamblers", which had a Hong Kong box office of 41 million; Jackie Chan starred in the film "Fire Island", which had a Hong Kong box office of 11.73 million.
In 1991, Stephen Chow won a small victory.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film "The Trial Officer" has a box office of 49.88 million in Hong Kong; Jackie Chan's annual highest-gross film "The Flying Eagle Project" has a box office of 39 million in Hong Kong.
In 1992, Stephen Chow won.
Zhou Xingchi’s annual highest-grossing film "Fight Back to School" has a Hong Kong box office of 44 million; Jackie Chan's annual highest-gross film "Double Dragon Club" has a Hong Kong box office of 33 million.
In 1993, Stephen Chow won.
Zhou Xingchi's annual highest-grossing film "Tang Bohu Dianqiuxiang" has a Hong Kong box office of 40 million; Jackie Chan's annual highest-grossing film "City Hunter" has a Hong Kong box office of 30.8 million.
In 1994, Jackie Chan Xiaosheng.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film, "Moon Star", has a box office of 35 million in Hong Kong; Jackie Chan’s annual highest-grossing film, "Drunken Master 2", has a box office of 41 million.
In 1995, Jackie Chan won a big victory.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film "Hundred Stars" has a box office of 35 million in Hong Kong; Jackie Chan's annual highest-grossing film "Red Fan District" has a box office of 57 million in Hong Kong.
In 1996, Jackie Chan won.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film "The God of Cookery" has a Hong Kong box office of 41 million; Jackie Chan's annual highest-gross film "Simple Task" has a Hong Kong box office of 57.5 million.
In 1997, Jackie Chan Xiaosheng.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film "97 have a happy event", Hong Kong box office of 4,020 Yang; Jackie Chan's annual highest-grossing film "A Good Man", Hong Kong box office of 45.5 million.
In 1998, Stephen Chow had a small victory.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film "One-stop Transport" has a Hong Kong box office of 22.7 million; Jackie Chan’s annual highest-gross film "Who Am I" has a Hong Kong box office of 38.8 million.
In 1999, Stephen Chow had a small victory.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film "The King of Comedy" has a Hong Kong box office of 29.8 million; Jackie Chan's annual highest-gross film "Glass Bottle" has a Hong Kong box office of 27.5 million.
In 2001, Stephen Chow won.
Zhou Xingchi's annual highest-grossing film "Shaolin Football", Hong Kong box office 6073 Yang; Jackie Chan's annual highest-grossing film "Secret Service", Hong Kong box office 30 million.
In 2004, Stephen Chow won.
Zhou Xingchi’s annual highest grossing film "Kung Fu", Hong Kong box office 6128 Yang; Jackie Chan's annual highest box office film "New Police Story", Hong Kong box office 21.1 million.
In 2008, Stephen Chow won.
Zhou Xingchi’s annual highest-grossing film "Yangtze No. 7" has a Hong Kong box office of 51.4 million; Jackie Chan's annual highest-grossing film "Kung Fu" has a Hong Kong box office of 11.23 million.
In 2013, Stephen Chow killed Jackie Chan in seconds.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons" has a Hong Kong box office of 28.24 million; Jackie Chan's annual highest-gross film "Police Story" has a Hong Kong box office of only 1.25 million.
In 2016, Stephen Chow killed Jackie Chan in seconds.
Stephen Chow’s annual highest-grossing film "Mermaid", Hong Kong box office was 56.22 million; Jackie Chan's annual highest-grossing film, "Escape from Jedi", Hong Kong box office was only 600,000.
In 2017, Stephen Chow once again killed Jackie Chan.
Zhou Xingchi's annual highest-grossing film "Journey to the West", Hong Kong box office is 2800 Yang; Jackie Chan's annual highest-grossing film "Kung Fu Yoga", Hong Kong box office is only 1 million.
Stephen Chow Jackie ChanIn the movie, Hong Kong played 16 times in the same year. Stephen Chow was 11 wins and 5 losses. Stephen Chow's strength crushed Jackie Chan.
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