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He
Was Fast as Lighting ...
Enjoy our special tribute to the movie master of martial arts, A Warrior's Journey A
complex man with a singular talent, film star and martial arts legend Bruce Lee
accomplished many things during his brief 32 years, his career highlight being Enter
the Dragon (1973), the movie where his collective skill at karate, judo,
tai kwan do, tai chi chuan, hapkido, and Jeet Kune Do (an "anti-style of
martial arts Lee created himself) were most spectacularly showcased on the big screen. But
one thing Lee never completed was Game
of Death, the movie he was writing, producing, directing, choreographing and
starring in at the time of his death in 1973.
Enjoy more on the King of Kung Fu right here! |
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Bruce
Lee died after shooting only a few scenes of his ambitious Game
of Death.
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Technical
Information
Release Information:
Studio: Twentieth Century Fox
Theatrical Release Date: January 1, 1972
Video Release Date: August 31, 1999
Run Time: 110 minutes
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The author of the
"Tao of Bruce Lee" remembers his first on-screen encounter with the film star
and martial arts legend. Read
now.
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The short but
influential life story of the self-proclaimed "world's
fittest man."
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