I see I misread your comment earlier. But you say:
> Several times he describes volunteering for things others wouldn't do.
But he also describes several times in the book about worrying what others think of him. He worries about how he will be perceived by his director, how he'll be judged by the public.
> You wouldn't do that if you weren't at least indifferent, if not eager, to confront the danger.
He literally describes in the book how he doesn't want to die.
Probably neither of us has the full measure of Jackie Chan, but I for one find it hard to believe in the picture of the happy-go-lucky daredevil action star.
> Several times he describes volunteering for things others wouldn't do.
But he also describes several times in the book about worrying what others think of him. He worries about how he will be perceived by his director, how he'll be judged by the public.
> You wouldn't do that if you weren't at least indifferent, if not eager, to confront the danger.
He literally describes in the book how he doesn't want to die.
Probably neither of us has the full measure of Jackie Chan, but I for one find it hard to believe in the picture of the happy-go-lucky daredevil action star.