Jaycee Chan: Both movies are really different and for me Invisible Target is more like a drama. I discussed much with Benny Chan about the end of the movie. He was only focused on the final explosion when I was more focused on the sudden disappearance of the drama elements.

What stands in mind at the end of a movie: a fist blow or an emotional sequence? I really wanted to have more drama and less fight and it is on my request that we added the final scene…

For the record, it was on purpose that I fell down quickly at the end of the movie: I didn’t want to be on every shot. Once I was down I had less to do and I disappeared from most of the close-ups. (Laugh).

I really like the final result and I hope to be able to work with Benny Chan in the future. Well, in fact, I’d like to work again with all the directors I’ve met.

Jaycee Chan : Yes, it is a career that suits me and helps me to be different from the rest of my family.

The other point is that to succeed in the present Hong Kong show business, you have to be handsome and I have to work on hat. It’s a fact,. I know how to make the female audience scream during my concerts but it is not what I’m looking for. I’m more interested by artistic values. I don’t want to sing some songs that I don’t enjoy to sing at all. I know some persons that don’t take any pleasure to sing their music and who only play people they are not. Conversely, some will sing anything only to have their fifteen-minute fame. It is worse! I will never do that.