Los Angeles, Aug 10 (NationPress) Festival-goers at the Locarno Film Festival were treated to an unforgettable moment when actor-producer Jackie Chan brought back his character from Bruce Lee's 'Enter the Dragon' during the event.

Jackie Chan had a minor role in the legendary film and previously revealed that Lee unintentionally struck him with a stick during filming—yet that didn't deter him from finishing the scene, as reported by Variety.

"I’m not Superman. I do get scared. Before every stunt, I ponder, ‘Am I going to die this time?’" Chan shared during a masterclass at the Swiss festival, where he reflected on his early days.

"It's a lengthy tale. I was quite lazy and mischievous, which led my father to enroll me in martial arts school. I enjoyed fighting as a child. Later, he asked me, ‘Did you enjoy that school?’ and I replied, ‘Absolutely! I could kick the teacher, punch someone—do whatever I wanted!’" he humorously remarked. Jackie Chan began his career as a stuntman, appearing in Lee’s 'Fist of Fury,' before making the leap to acting after formative experiences on set.

"I realized, ‘Movies are fantastic—I can have my own lunch box!’" The star captivated the audience with his lively demeanor, often seeking their assistance to recall specific words or titles. He also reminisced about his estranged father, who used to send him tapes of his voice. "If I were to listen to them now, I believe I’d shed a tear."

According to Variety, he aspired to master filmmaking from the ground up. "I even applied my own makeup—I wanted to prove to the director that I was capable," he explained. Eventually, he took on directing responsibilities himself.

"I handle everything independently. Now, I advise filmmakers, ‘Merely knowing how to direct is insufficient,’" he concluded.