Famous martial artist and filmmaker Jean-Claude Van Damme celebrated his 63rd birthday in Belfast this week
The famous martial artist and filmmaker celebrated his 63rd birthday in Belfast on Wednesday evening as he launched his new Irish whiskey.
In a video, to the soundtrack of Carl Douglas’ Kung Fu Fighting, the Co Down native looks to the camera out of breath after showing off his highest kicks and best karate chops and says: "I have a stitch". Jean-Claude, best known for starring in films such as ‘Bloodsport’ and ‘Kickboxer’, is one of the shareholders in Old Oak Irish whiskey and has been visiting Belfast ahead of its launch this week.
“In French we say they don’t put any butter on their sleeve, which means the people in Ireland are very, very nice.
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