In the film “Way of the Dragon” (1972; aka Return of the Dragon), since being flattened
up by Bruce Lee Chuck Norris has had a victorious A- and B-film career. But
he’s famous for his 196-episode TV show, Walker,
Texas Ranger (1993-2001), the longest-running martial arts base
program in the history of American TV. Although the success of the show puzzled
TV opponents, his John Wayne-esque martial artist character vibrated with
Americana.
As the first foremost
American martial arts film star, Chuck Norris’ soft tough guy performance has
become the brunt of funny story and Web sites. The well-known karate champion
is the most caricatured American martial arts star always, and his shore up of
presidential candidate Mike Huckabee grant birth to a political juggernaut. He formed
his own martial art, chun kuk
do, and his run of Czech-language telephone commercials made Chuck
Norris a domestic name in Eastern Europe.
Hence where is Chuck
Norris’ career title next? It’s a Hitchcock mystery, but Norris means
“Northerner” in French—a clue, perhaps.
Some films of Chuck Norris
are as under:
1. The Delta Force
2. Lone Wolf McQuade
3. Code of Silence
4. Invasion U.S.A.
5. The Way of the
Dragon
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