The best actors of martial arts (karatekas) of cinema
THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS ARTEMARCIALISTS (BAD CALLED KARATECAS) AS THERE ARE MANY DISCIPLINES
TOP 7: WESLEY SNIPES
He is an expert in martial arts, specifically shotokan. He has a long career in action cinema, has a good box office and a good physicist. I remember him more for his Blade movies and indisputable
TOP 6: STEVEN SEAGEL
Although he initially practiced Karate, he was quickly attracted to Aikido, being an expert in this martial art (Black Belt, Seventh Dan). He also ventured into the world of Kendo and Judo. In his extensive filmography, films such as “Above the Law,” “Hard to Kill,” “Pointed by Death,” “Seeking Justice,” among others, showcases various Aikido techniques.
TOP 5: JASON STATHAM
Kickboxing expert and Jiu-Jitsu and mixed martial arts practitioner. The Briton demonstrated his skills in the sequel to "The Transporter", "Crank" and lately in "The Mercenaries."
TOP 4: JET LI
One of the most prominent stars in the world of martial arts. Wushu champion in China and known in the cinema for speed in his movements and techniques. He stands out in films such as "The One," "The Dragon Kiss," "The Duel," "The Forbidden Kingdom,"
TOP 3: JEAN CLAUDE VAN DAMME
Belgian martial arts expert. Black belt in Shotokan Karate and Full-Contact champion. Recognized as one of the highest grossing actors during the 1980s and 1990s. "Bloody contact," "Never go back, never give up"; "Kickboxer", among others, brought him to fame
TOP 2: JACKIE CHAN
Kung Fu expert. It is probably one of the best known and most successful stars in the world of martial arts in cinema. They highlight their acrobatic style fights, the improvised use of any object at their fingertips and their high-risk scenes. "The Legend of the Drunk Fighter", "The Forbidden Kingdom", among others, are an example of his talent
TOP 1: BRUCE LEE
He started practicing Wing Chun Kung Fu and then created his own combat method, the Jeet Kune Do (JKD) or "the path of the intercepting fist." It has undoubtedly been the most influential factor in the growth of the martial arts film industry and inspiring many generations to learn them.