Joshua Jackson calls ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ role ‘dream come true’

Joshua Jackson has opened up about his Karate Kid: legends role.

In an interview with People Magazine, the actor expressed his gratitude for the role.

Joshua said being part of the Karate Kid is a “childhood dream come true” moment. He said, “As [Ben Wang] said very wisely, he’s going to be the Karate Kid for my daughter and I just think that that’s awesome that I get to be a part of the movie that like pays that forward to the next generation.”

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Speaking with the outlet, Joshua also recalled bringing his daughter Juno to the Karate Kid: Legends set, saying, “She came out to visit Montreal for five, six days because my brother lives up there, it was a family trip and I brought her on set the day that we were doing the fight scene.”

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However, he added it was a “really stupid” thing to do, saying, “That was really dumb.”

“She did not like seeing her dad get beat up. So I don’t think I’ll watch it with her in the theatrical run, but within a couple years I think we’ll be okay,” Joshua noted.

The Karate Kid: Legends starring Joshua Jackson as Victor Lipani was released on May 30, 2025.

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