It looked
like Jackie Chain needed to channel some of his past roles to fight off
the attention he received when he stepped out on Tuesday evening in
London.
However
the Shanghai Noon star looked happy to sign autographs after being
mobbed by eager fans hoping to catch a glimpse of him as he arrived at
the BFI Southbank.
The
60-year-old stood out from the crowd as he showed off his unique style
before spending time with those that lined the route ahead of a
screening of 2012's Chinese Zodiac.
Causing a stir: Jackie Chan proved quite a hit with locals as he arrived at London's BFI Southbank on Tuesday evening
Careful! The action star clung onto his fedora after being mobbed by fans outside the cinema
At one pint the father-of-two appeared to nearly loose his beige fedora, complete with black detailing around the middle.
He teamed the number with a striped jacket as he attended the event, as part of the BFI's A Century of Chinese Cinema season.
Jackie is
also thought to have taken part in Q&A after polishing off his
attire with black trousers, matching shoes and dark-rimmed glasses.
Time for all: The 60-year-old was seen waving out of the window of his car while dressed in eye-catching suit
Upbeat: The star smiled at fans as he poked his head out of the car after regaining his composure
Jackie
could also be seen waving to those that had crowded outside as he poked
his head out of the window before heading back to his hotel.
Earlier in the day, the Hollywood star had spoken to Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard during an interview on ITV's Good Morning Britain.
The
martial arts-trained actor had sported a monogrammed yellow shirt,
before taking his shoes off to reveal an odd pair of socks.
Sitting pretty: His attendance on the night was ahead of a screening for his movie Chinese Zodiac
Eye-catching: Jackie teamed his headgear, complete with black ribbon, with a matching striped jacket
Happy to be
here: Jackie, who teamed his patterned look with dark-rimmed
spectacles, arrived at the venue for the bash in conjunction with the
BFI's A Century of Chinese Cinema season
Heavily involved: Jackie co-produced, directed and starred in the 2012 flick Chinese Zodiac
After news emerged of Robin Williams' death, ITV News reported that Jackie said that it was like 'losing a best friend.
'I just don't believe it. It seems like I've lost a best friend. I think everybody feels the same thing', he said.
Jackie
also commented that the Hook actor was 'one of a kind' and recalled
meeting him at the Academy Awards where he admitted his 'mind went
blank' when the late star spoke to him.
Pen at the ready! Jackie was happy to sign autographs for fans prior to the screening
Say cheese? Earlier in the day Jackie had joined Susanna Reid and Ben Shepherd on the Good Morning Britain sofa
He likes a hat: The father-of-two had showed off his unusual socks while opting for a monogrammed yellow shirt
Working it: Even his jeans had his name emblazoned across the back, which he was happy to reveal for the cameras
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