Chuck Norris
Martial artist and action film star
Born
March 10th, 1940
85 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American actor, producer, and martial artist, gained fame through a series of action films and popular television shows. Starred in the leading role of the television series 'Walker, Texas Ranger', which ran for eight seasons. Became a cultural icon through his martial arts skills and roles in martial arts films such as 'Way of the Dragon' alongside Bruce Lee, and 'Missing in Action'. Norris also gained recognition for his philanthropy and contributions to martial arts, founding his own martial arts system alongside participating in various charitable activities.
Starred in 'Walker, Texas Ranger'
Appeared in 'Way of the Dragon'
Established the martial arts system Chun Kuk Do
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