Missing MH370: Jet Li’s stunt double among passengers on ill-fated flight


A file picture of Ju Kun.

KUALA LUMPUR: A China's martial arts choreographer, who had worked as Jet Li's stunt double, was on board the missing MH370, NBC News reported. 

Ju Kun, 32, was in Malaysia to work on Marco Polo, a Netflix and The Weinstein Company's series pilot that is scheduled to begin production in three weeks.

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