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"Jackie Chan has claimed that the media will write whatever they want regardless of the truth. The Rush Hour star told Parade that he has stopped trying to help the press after one incident backfired. Chan said: &amp;quot;My driver says, &amp;#039;Jackie, there are paparazzi in that car parked behind us&amp;#039;. I turn around and the windows are tinted, they&amp;#039;re all black so you can&amp;#039;t see anything. &amp;quot;So I go over and knock on the window and say, &amp;#039;Don&amp;#039;t hide there. Just come out. Ask me what I&amp;#039;m doing. It&amp;#039;s okay to take my picture&amp;#039;. He added: &amp;quot;I was with these two girls who are my assistants. We had just finished a session in a recording studio. &amp;quot;So I explain that and the next day I read, &amp;#039;Jackie Chan out for a night on the town with two girls&amp;#039;. So, no matter what you tell them, they just write whatever they want to write. That&amp;#039;s bad and I&amp;#039;ve given up.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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