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Jackie Chan hopes his name would not fade away once he pulls the plug from limelight. The Rush Hour actor made the wish after revealing a new waxwork of his likeness at Hollywood 's Madame Tussauds . "I hope one day, when I retire, people still remember me," the Mirror quoted him as saying. He added: "One of the good things about the waxwork is that it never gets old. It's always a young Jackie Chan !" The 55-year-old continued: "They were probably trying to make me happy, they said, 'you're the most popular wax in every country!' so this is why they need me again and again. "I'm so happy, I've certainly been recognised by every country, different people, different religions - that makes me happy."