Alex jones says 'oh my goodness' as the one show guest makes 'crazy' admission

THE ONE SHOW HOST ALEX JONES WAS LEFT STUNNED AFTER JACKIE CHAN MADE AN UNEXPECTED ADMISSION ON TUESDAY SARA BAALLA TV Reporter 20:30, 20 May 2025Updated 20:37, 20 May 2025 The One Show

presenter Alex Jones was left gobsmacked when a guest revealed he had "risked his life" on Tuesday (May 20). In the latest episode of the popular BBC show, Alex and her co-host

Clara Amfo covered the day's top stories from around Britain. The duo also welcomed stars from Karate Kid: Legends, including Jackie Chan, Ralph Macchio, and Ben Wang, alongside

esteemed pianist Jools Holland. Set to follow the narrative after the 2010 film starring Jaden Smith and the recently concluded hit series Cobra Kai, the sixth chapter in the martial arts

saga promises excitement for fans. "Jackie, you've done over 200 films and the big thing with you is you want to do your own stunts, and I'm sure the same was the case in this

film?" Alex queried on today's The One Show, reports the Express. READ MORE: Alex Jones apologises to The One Show viewers after on-air struggleREAD MORE: BBC The One Show's

Alex Jones' shares revelation about husband's health battle Jackie responded with a frank admission: "In the old days, we didn't have money, we didn't have time, we

just risked my life to do all these stunts," which took the presenters by surprise. "When we have money, we know the technology, the audience don't like to see Jackie Chan

using special effects. So until now, and even I tell Ben, you have to do your own stunts, and the audience respects you." Acknowledging the challenge, Alex remarked, "It's a

lot to live up to," prompting Jackie to share how Charlie Chaplin influenced his approach to combat scenes. "It's the old days, nothing, no special effects. They do all kinds

of crazy stunts and I said, 'I gotta do it'," Jackie added, recounting his inspiration. "Then I just change a little bit, use it in my movie and I just do the same thing.

But I hurt a lot... I thought I had to do the old things." A surprised Alex then remarked: "Oh my goodness, it's amazing that you're sitting here in one piece,

Jackie," while Clara echoed: "He's here! A man committed." Karate Kid: Legends, directed by Jonathan Entwistle from a screenplay by Rob Lieber, is slated for release in

cinemas on Friday, May 30. The much-anticipated film features a cast including Joshua Jackson, Sadie Stanley, Ming-Na Wen, Aramis Knight, Wyatt Oleff and Shaunette Renée Wilson. Article

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