Things were starting to turn around for Jackie Chan. Chan soon became a construction worker, where he earned the nickname of 'Little Jack.' Over time, it became 'Jackie.' While he didn't stay in the construction business, the nickname obviously stuck. In 1976, Jackie Chan briefly attended college at Dickson College, but that tenure didn't last long. It was also the first time Jackie Chan did a nude scene. It was the only film that featured Jackie Chan not performing a single fight or stunt scene. Having trouble finding stunt work, and due to the commercial failure of his earlier films, Jackie Chan starred in the adult comedy, All in the Family, in 1975. It was a bit of a rough patch for Jackie Chan shortly after that. The film only had a limited release in 1973. It was later that year that Jackie Chan earned his first starring role in Little Tiger of Canton. During his work on these celebrated films, Jackie Chan worked under the alias Chan Yuen Lung. There is a good chance you've heard of that latter one before. At the age of 17, Chan Kong-sang worked as a stuntman for a pair of Bruce Lee pictures, Fist Of Fury and Enter The Dragon.

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