Bruce Lee, The Legend

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Bruce Lee, The Legend (1977)

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Actor.Teacher.Hero.Legend. From his humble Hong Kong childhood to his meteoric stardom, BRUCE LEE was all those things and much more. Listen to intimate recollection by friends and students like Steve McQeueen, James Coburn, and many others.

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Title	Bruce Lee, The Legend (1977)
Runtime	1 hr. 29 min.
Studio	Miramax
Genres	News and Information
Description	Actor.Teacher.Hero.Legend. From his humble Hong Kong childhood to his meteoric stardom, BRUCE LEE was all those things and much more. Listen to intimate recollection by friends and students like Steve McQeueen, James Coburn, and many others. From his work in the television series "The Green Hornet" to his final film, GAME OF DEATH. meet this extraordinary man behind the legend.

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Happy Birthday Bruce Lee Year of the Dragon! Be Well. Great movie!

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great documentary on his life. I remember being a kid and having that poster over my bed. A true warriors heart...

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It is sad when someone so ambitious and determined for greatness is snuffed out by wickedness.
Great documentary.
Bruce Lee was true star power. A dragon in every aspect.

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IP MAN 2, which is also up on Hulu has a brief, but fascinating "cameo" from an actor portraying Bruce Lee. And it's also an awesome movie. Great double feature with IP MAN.

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Correcting myself: "Enter the Dragon" wasn't Jackie Chan's FIRST film appearance. See 1 other reply

6 months ago

Correcting myself: "Enter the Dragon" wasn't Jackie Chan's FIRST film appearance.

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I've seen and read 2 other biographies about Bruce Lee. But this one is probably the best one. There were many interesting things that I had not heard before; (especially the clips of Bruce in movies as a child).
But then I realized that this was produced by Raymond Chow (Golden Harvest). So that explains where alot of the behind-the-scenes info came from.

I thought it was neat that they mentioned Jackie Chan near the end. Because... Jackie's first on-screen appearance was as an extra in "Enter the Dragon". And in his scene, Bruce accidentally hit him with a real blow.

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