James Lew, the legendary stuntman and martial artist who shaped Hollywood action cinema for decades, has died at 73. Known for iconic roles in “Big Trouble in Little China,” “Timecop,” and “Best of the Best,” he also worked alongside legends like Jackie Chan and Jean-Claude Van Damme. A master of multiple martial arts, his real legacy lies behind the camera — earning an Emmy for stunt coordination on “Luke Cage” and being inducted into the Black Belt Magazine Hall of Fame this year. His passing, confirmed by his wife, comes after a battle with health issues, but his impact on film will endure.
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