Happy Van Damme Friday - TGIVDF - 2012 Looks to be Great!!

Van Damme Friday - Van Damme Supports the Fight for Breast Cancer

Van Damme Friday - Expendables 2

Van Damme Friday - Bloodsport Final Fight (1988) - High Quality

Van Damme in Bloodsport, the best martial arts movie of all time. A Great inspiration!

Van Damme Friday - More stills from the filming of Six Bullets

Van Damme Friday - Van Damme films in Romania - Six Bullets

In this film, the Hollywood star plays a mercenary, an expert on kidnappings.

The character who plays her daughter is engaged to save a former martial arts fighter. The film is called "Six Bullets" and recorded in studios Media Pro.

The actor also starred in other films made in Romania.

Van Damme Friday - Van Damme vs. Kamsing K-1 Fight

Jean-Claude Van Damme

Updates coming soon at the official Claude Goetz & JC Van Damme CNK group!
CNK Group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=100924471842

Van Damme Friday - Int'l JVCD Forum

The Int'l JCVD Forum - www.jcvd.freeforums.org - has new features now!

You can enable the YouTube code and play videos directly on board.
Just copy and past the video's code and add it between [youtube][/youtube] (as shown in the figure below).
Also, checkout the new text styles!

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Van Damme Friday - TGIVDF - Let's Dance

Van Damme Friday - Search & Rescue Dogs

From Van Damme's FB

Jean-Claude Van Damme

You know I love dogs! I want to tell you about a special type of dog, this is the SAR (Search&Rescue) Dog. They are trained to help in times of disaster. To find missing people in the wilderness, mountains, any terrain, and find people in a collapsed building after an earthquake!
People like Scott Forbes at Om Ma Ni International devote their time to helping others. Their motto is "So That Others May Live".

Search & Rescue

www.ommaniinternational.com

We are an international Search & Rescue organization dedicated to assisting those affected by natural disaster worldwide.

Van Damme Friday - ASSASSINATION GAMES in Theaters Today

Why isn't this being released Worldwide?

http://www.assassinationgames-movie.com/

Synopsis

Brazil (Jean-Claude Van Damme) is a contract killer, willing to take any job if the price is right. Flint (Scott Adkins) left the assassin game when a ruthless drug dealer’s brutal attack left his wife in a coma. When a contract is put out on the same coldblooded drug dealer, both Brazil and Flint want him dead – one for the money, the other for revenge. With crooked Interpol agents and vicious members of the criminal underworld hot on their trail, these two assassins reluctantly join forces to quickly take out their target before they themselves are terminated.

Van Damme Friday - Van Damme is here to cool you off during thisi HeatWave!!

Van Damme Friday - Music Video and Red Band Trailer for Assassination Game

"Jean-Claude" Le Clip, Fabrice Lherminez rend hommage à...

 
"Jean-Claude" Le Clip, Fabrice Lherminez rend... by FabbLHER

With the exceptional participation of Claude Goetz, professor and friend of Jean-Claude Van Damme.

Title for sale on legal download platforms ...

www.myspace.com / lherminezfabrice

The Clip "Jean-Claude" A Production LhermineZZz
Fabrice Lherminé, SAMUEL LEROY, STEPHANE DELALIEU, JEREMY DESCAMPS, PASCAL EVANGELISTA, GREGORY LOTTE, sacred olive, LUDOVIC GERVOIS, and the special participation of Claude Goetz. Music and lyrics of the title "Jean-Claude" SAMUEL LEROY. Chief Operator DEGNIEAU STEPHANE PIERRE-RICHARD Heads Machino DINSDALE, JEREMIE VALLON, Head Electro RIVER BRUNO, RICHARD steadycam VANDAL, MARINA CAUDRON Decoration, Special Effects Paskal Dengremont (Blackface) Stage Manager and Assistant Lherminé PERRINE, MATHILDE Dhordain Makeup, Photo VINCENT SCHRICKE displays, mounting Production and MELANIE CAUDRON.

Assassination Game (2011) Trailer - Scott Adkins & J.C. Van Damme [HD]

Red Band Trailer

Van Damme Friday - Kaput Trailer and some nice words

Napoleon Kaput - Trailer

Trailer for Russian slapstick comedy Napoleon Kaput, featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme.

JCVD Greetings

Van Damme Friday - Kung FU Panda 2 - Coors Light

VAN DAMME - Coors Light Commercial HD [2011] - Action Star needs the best beer !


Van Damme talking about Kung Fu Panda 2 and the Expendables 2

Van Damme Friday - Sudden Death Tribute - Bruins 2011 Stanley Cup Winners

After watching the Pittsburgh Penguins get knocked out in game 7 against the Tampa Bay Lightning the Twitterverse was on fire with Penguins fans sobbing over the loss and pointing out that if the team had Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin in the line up, the score would have been different.

Yes having Crosby and Malkin - two of the top players in the league in the lineup would have helped the Pens a lot - but from our stand point it just seemed like they didn’t get any timely big saves from Marc Andre Fleury (.899 SV% in the series) and that he was outdueled by 41 year old, Dwayne Roloson. With the Pittsburgh goaltending letting the team down, that brings us to this great flashback.

Sudden Death

is a classic Jean-Claude Van Damme movie that came out in 1995. Van Damme plays a Canadian born firefighter living in Pittsburgh who is removed from active duty and ends up handling the fire security at the Igloo. The movie takes place during Game Seven of the Stanley Cup Finals, and if that isn't dramatic enough, there is a terrorist plot. Van Damme discovers the plot and attempts to foil it through beating up the Pens mascot, Iceburgh - as well as dressing up as a Penguins goalie to make the above save.



He eventually fights to get kicked out of the game and proceeds to kick more ass in the dressing room while wearing goalie pads. All of this saves the US Vice President and the arena from blowing up. This movie may be the reason Barack Obama has not attended a hockey game at the Verizon Center.

Van Damme Friday - Pics from the Set of Universal Solider IV

Van Damme Friday - How to Order the JCVD Watches

by Jean-Claude Van Damme on Monday, May 30, 2011 at 9:44am

The new JCVD watches are only available to buy from the website jcvd-watches.com and we ship worldwide!
Please create your account on http://www.jcvd-watches.com/category.php?id_category=10 to order your watch now!

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Van Damme Friday - Van Damme's 9 Greatest Moments----Master Croc - Go see Kung Fu Panda 2

Jean-Claude Van Damme's 9 Greatest Moments

By Jason Newman

Cannon

Oh, it's Jean-Claude Van Damme. Let's all get snarky and ironic.

F**k that.

Yeah, he's not winning any acting Oscars, but the Belgian kickboxer-turned-action star has entertained us more than 90% of his Hollywood peers. Fusing years of karate and kickboxing training with -- fine -- a slightly melodramatic acting style, he's made films like "Kickboxer," "Bloodsport" and "Double Impact" that have influenced a generation of martial arts movies and set the standard that many lesser imitators would follow.

In honor of his (presumably butt-kicking) role as Master Croc in "Kung Fu Panda 2," here's a look back at some of JCVD's finest moments both onscreen and off.

9. JCVD Shills for 'World of Warcraft'

We know this ad is in French, but thankfully we have a cheap, Parisian intern on staff. Play the video below and read along. Loosely translated, Van Damme is saying, "My name is Jean-Claude Van Damme and I am praying nobody in America sees this. I asked my agent what would happen to my career if I did this and he responded, 'It's over.' But for a quick 30-second spot, I was offered a ton of money, and for dinner, some sheep. Still, I had to write down the lines on my hand."

8. A Young JCVD Training in 1979

Five years before his first film, then-professional kickboxer JCVD already had his eyes on acting. Long before "Bloodsport" or "Kickboxer," Van Damme performed in this training video. You probably can't understand it, but there's not much to get.

7. 'Kickboxer' Training Sequence

After a few duds following his breakout role in "Bloodsport," JCVD made 1989's "Kickboxer," which solidified his place in the Hollywood action-star firmament. For kickboxing fans -- OK, everyone except the nerds that feared the sport might get "too big" -- we could've gone with any number of scenes, but we're partial to the montage below. You should also check out the full kickboxing sequence from the film.

6. JCVD Battles With a Stick

You know you may not yet be Oscar material if your character name is officially "Gay Karate Man," but every actor has to do the crap films first to build up a rep and stave off homelessness for another month. In "Monaco Forever," a low-budget film about a jewel thief in Monaco, JCVD (then called Jean-Claude Vandam) picks up the main character before picking up the main character.

5. The Championship Match in 'Bloodsport'

The success of 1988's "Bloodsport," in which Van Damme plays an American fighting in an illegal, underground Hong Kong martial arts tournament, ensured that the actor would never have to play bit roles again. Though predictably eviscerated by critics, the film was a surprise hit and introduced many to JCVD's helicopter kick and awkward-looking, yet effective, split. In the final match, JCVD proves that you're going to have to do a lot more than blind him to beat him.

4. The Monologue in 'JCVD'

Blurring the line between reality and fiction, "JCVD" finds Van Damme as an aging movie star who returns home to Belgium to try and regain control of his disjointed life, only to find himself caught in the middle of a bank robbery. The film showed an entirely new side to the actor's range and in this, the film's defining scene, the actor looks back on a life filled with material success, yet short on spiritual fulfillment. It's Van Damme's rawest scene in his career and a big reason "JCVD" would be the first of the actor's films to get a theatrical release in a decade.

3. Hamming It Up in 'Breakin',' JCVD's First-Ever Screen Appearance

Van Damme was only an extra in the 1984 breakdancing film "Breakin'" -- credited simply as Guy Dancing in the Background -- but even then, with his unitard and awkward white-guy moves, a star was born. At this point, Van Damme was living in his car and barely spoke English. It's doubtful that future directors saw this footage and said, "That's the guy we want in our martial arts film," but it's far from the most embarrassing debut film ever. (That would be Nicole Kidman.)

2. JCVD Is Excited... to Be on Television

We're having trouble placing the date because we don't remember any year those jeans were cool, but we do know this: If you're going to be gyrating with exotic Brazilian women, fer chrissake, wear loose pants. Otherwise this happens:

1. The Dance Scene in 'Double Impact'

You'd think "Double Impact," in which Van Damme plays identical twins, would be the actor's hardest role. But as he told The A.V. Club in 2008: "The only thing different between Alex and Chad was the silk underwear." We would explain this scene, but if you don't know it, it's funnier without any context. Sadly, the original isn't available on the Internet -- we know; we couldn't believe it, either -- but the visuals are so over-the-top, any song'll do.

Van Damme Friday - Dog Sport Thailand