The Art of Action - Phillip Rhee - Episode 16
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- In episode 16, Scott Adkins talks to Master Phillip Rhee about how his own life inspired the martial arts classic Best of the Best and all of its sequels.
0:00 Early Life
6:44 Martial Arts saved my life
8:38 Tae Kwon-Do
13:03 Hollywood
15:21 Ninja Turf
18:45 Best of the Best
34:50 Best of the Best 2
41:30 Kato
43:56 Best of the Best 3 & 4
49:20 Racism
53:06 Setting an example
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Those kicks are so amazingly sharp! He may not have been in a lot of movies, but he's definitely inspired a lot of people.
Your RUclips channel is awesome too bro. I think you should about Scott Adkins films. You cover some great martial artist action stars that watch as a kid. Do Scott next.
He needs to make his own and put me in it because I wanna be an actor, I'm looking to surround myself with filmmaker s like Suge knight surrounded himself with piru bloods,,the filmmakers are my bloods, I 2 must become a filmmaker but not to just be in my own so if u know anybody plz let me know my karate instructor Andre Lima worked with Philip Rhee, in best of the best 2..and came to his skool a couple a years back, I need a recommendation to Philip Rhee from my Andre Lima, Lima made a movie 10 years ago called beyond the ring. That's alot lol
Yes he did, me included
I agree
Phillip Rhee is a legend, I don't care how many humans disagree. He's a talented Martial Artist. Best of the Best is one of the best Martial Arts films ever made.
TERRANCE OUT
Absolutely agree
He's one of the big reasons why I took up Tae Kwon Do back when I was 14, and that was litteraly 30 years ago!
Absolutely....and please don't forget his brother Simon.
Absolutely ... The Karate Kid and Best of the Best rank as my all-time favorite martial arts content films. They are both heartfelt and have a message, balanced with action and drama.
yeeeesss
Phillip Rhee is a phenomenal martial artist! Such precision with his kicks and amazing timing with his throws. Hollywood should have been knocking his door down. Handsome, muscular, good actor and a great fighter.
I agree.
Yes totally agree...he had the total package and was in his prime during Best of the Best!
Unfortunately it was SEAGAL and JCVD. Anybody else, back of the line.
Who else randomly found SCOTT ADKINS" one day and has been watching ever since?
I saw him in Assassination Games with JCVD and I've been a fan since.
I am proud to say I am one of them and I made it a point that even in my busy schedule was able to download and watch his movies in my phone during times that I am not busy cause I need to catch up. This person (Scott) has tons of talent, he is so versatile no matter what character he fortrays. Hope someday he can be line up with the top action guys of Hollywood.
First movie I watched of Scott by accident was Undisputed 2 playing Boyka,I became a Scott Adkins fan immediately 👌
I did, all episodes😁
I discovered him when I saw Undisputed 4, became an instant fan
Phillip Rhee is still looks in very good shape in his 60.
Whuuuuut? Wow, impressive...
Asian DNA
Good genes and good food
Amazing shape!! And his brother is 63.Awesome!!
He still look like he's in his 30s
Philip literally hasn’t aged a day since 1989. What a legend.
Scott Atkins knows his shit about the martial arts film industry. I got to give him praise.
Scott has watched a lot of martial arts movies growing up same as me.
Gotta be a student of everything you admire.
Scott thank you for having Phillip Rhee I love the Best of the Best franchise and for the fans ( Tommy Pop it ! ) and imagine Phillip Rhee and Scot Adkins in a movie together
Me too.
@@antoniochapman3986 you are the BEST Antonio
Being German I can fully admit Scott’s remark that we love Martial Arts Movies such as „Best of the Best“ here👍🏻
Never knew that Germans were big on martial arts, thought it was more fantasy thing cause I know a lot of them loves D&D fantasy games, I'm from UK I loved martial arts since the 80's
I still believe Philip Rhee wouldve made a better liu kang than Robin Shou.
Edit: correction, robin shou was a good liu kang, I meant philip wouldve been a better choice for the martial arts parts
Thats an insult bro Robin deserved that part he did a lot in hong kong movies
That's right. Phillip Rhee were to underestimated back then, till today.
He talent both in real life but also showing his talent in movies of how a good martial artist he is.
@@dilingajustin31 especially his look in Best of the Best 2
Oh heck yeah !!! If Rhee was still young he would be a phenomenal Shang Chi (MCU Master of Kung Fu).
Rhee would be the better Lui Kang for sure. Check MK1. Lui Kang looks exactly like Rhee in the Best of the Best 1&2 movies.
Best Of The Best 2 deserves more attention. Golden film in my eyes
Best of the Best is still Best of the Best! Again, I just rewatched this movie and it just another reminder of what the core spirituality, discipline respect and honor that martial arts are derived from. This movie makes me cry EVERY time I see it. The emotion on display from Eric Roberts & Phillip Rhee's characters is palpable. How can you not connect to their love and loss for their families!?!?!?!? 😢 I could go on and on, this movie is just martial art gold🥇🥇🥇 Thank you yet again Mr Adkins for bringing my heroes back to life❤️
Phillip Rhee was one of the martial artists I was aspiring to be when I was young, unfortunately due to poverty I wasn't able to afford training and no one around knew martial arts. I went to school everyday passing by a karate school but all I can do was look and wonder at the school, dreaming to be taught. I saw No Retreat, No Surrender movie and again, I was dreaming to be a martial artist. Only after 30 years that I was able to make that dream a reality.
Good that you eventually got the oportunity. 👏🏾👍🏾
Never abandon your dreams.
This is great, Phillip Rhee mate!
Could you ask Jason Scott Lee, Robin Shou and Collin Chou? they are awesome too!
I love these interviews because they talk about films I grew up on that no one I nm know talks. I've never met Philip Rhee, but I met Eric Robert's and he is a sweetheart.
First noticed him in Boyka, then started seeing him in other movies I'd already seen but didn't recognise him.
He's bloody good. One of those who make it look so fluid. Plus, seems like a really nice guy too.
A top guy, a few good movies and loads of low budget crap because he is just completely underrated sadly
Unleashed :)
Unleashed was the fist one I seen him in
End of the bar fight scene, Tommy: “I didn’t want to fight...” Alex: “I just wanted a beer, shit happens🤷🏼♂️”.
I literally just seen that part. It’s on Netflix
Some of the best dialog in cinematic history because that's just how life goes...
@@KR-oo2wx is it still on netflix
@@madirishgirl76 I just check and it isn’t up there anymore
Phillip Rhee this is a dream come true for me. Cant wait for tomrrow :)
Philip Rhee is so much a great master. I trained with him at the seminar in Brighton UK 2012 at the world cub taekwon-do. He pick me out of the group to support him to train and show some drils. he was impressed by my extreme flexibility that time. It was so cool to join with Him and his brother Simon. He told us for example that your voice is your best weapon ever..
It helped me.. the next years i was strugeling with serious hip damage and a replacement was needed.. my medical insurance refuse to pay the surgery was needed in a foreigend country.. my words was in that time on the highest level to fight for it.. and after 8 years i got a hip resurfacing from Belgium ANCA clinic Gent. And i'm doing great..
Thank you Scott and Thank you Master Phillip for this amazing interview.
Amazing to see Phillip Rhee "LEGEND", Being 2 years older than you Scott, my sons watch what I watched as a young lad and also watch you now. Get your films released to buy!!!
Philip is arguably the best pure taekwondo/Korean martial arts practitioner that's ever been on screen. As someone who's done taekwondo for much of my life, his technique is absolutely superb. I also did hapkido for a number of years, and later in the best of the best series Philip's hapkido is equally fantastic. He's just a wonderful example of what the Koreans bring to the martial arts world.
Scott this interview has taught me a lot. actually, the talk between you and Mr. Rhee is great. the issue of racism is a global thing. I like it when he said it doesn't matter if you hate me, but when I see you in a burning car stuck, I will save you. that's a big kind words. life needs to be that way no matter where you come from. big up Scott for this kind of interviews
Please interview David Bradley and Gary Daniels. They are legends also and we want to know what happened to David Bradley please Scott
I think David had Health problems at one point.
Yeah thats what I have heard also. This is the last that I know about him..
www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DpeLD8FmpZmw&ved=2ahUKEwjLj_XP0_rrAhVnkosKHfZRB7QQwqsBMAV6BAgKEAg&usg=AOvVaw1Trb1MVKB_fgqeWqIqYhQ2
Oh yeah.They belong in this Series.
@@MentalDeviant What's wrong with him?
Agreed!
Philip Rhee definitely bring me back to the old school action. Love best of the best, and really like part 2 as well
Yooo I can't believe I'm seeing this. So much of my life has been incredibly and deeply inspired by Best of The Best. Even my Master in martial arts being Korean, teaching us for over a decade, us traveling to Korea to compete just as they did etc I literally watched this movie daily for so long for the story, characters, music, training scenes, vibe etc and it damn near became a reality in my life. I'm so excited to be seeing my guy TOMMY haha.
Yet again Scott, you are the man and I'm very grateful for what you're doing with so many of my heroes and legends. 🙏🏿
don't forget to interview olivier gruner and sammo hung
That Kato story is brutal. That seems like had it happened, he would have had a totally different film career.
That is the ignorance of Hollywood for you. 😕
You must interview Chuck Norris! And Jeff Wincott and Matthias Hues! :-) Ooh and Amy Johnson!
Also that Bruce Lee looking guy that fought Jeff, I think his name was Steven Vincent Leigh.
I watched Mission of Justice two weeks ago i haven't seen that movie in years. and don't forget Jeff speakman
Especially Amy. 👍
There is so many more than Scott needs to interview.
I swear to God, Scott would be the epitome of Batman!!! Scott please redo a rate R version of Guyver!? You're awesome!!
He does have the guyver kick 😆
I remember the big push for him after bale
Scott and Phillip need to do a movie!!!
WHAT are you serious man that would be FUCKING epic that would be a dream come true.
Hell yeah🔥👍👊
@@toddjohnson5176 i agree Scott Adkins vs Phillip Rhee would be fucking awesome man they should do a Best of the Best reboot with Scott Adkins as Alex and Tony Jaa as Tommy with Simon Rhee and Phillip Rhee making cameo appearances it would be freaking awesome.
@@antoniochapman3986 yeah,imagine Simon Rhee (Dae Han) with the eye patch as coach of the korean team,epic
@@tomdewyn5689 that would be a awesome idea i never thought about that one Simon Rhee should be in the Best of the Best reboot with Scott Adkins/Tony Jaa/Alain Moussi.
My second favourite martial artist, you can tell he's fought for real, great screen performances 👏
That scene when Chris penn moves and the dude hits his own girl in the face!! 🤦♂️🤦♂️😂😂😂
“Good move, don’t take any lip from her!” 😂😂😂
thats one of my favorite parts of the movie LOL! so many funny parts in that movie... like "Travis... inner and outer labia?" lol
The guy who throws the punch is kane hodder of friday the 13th fame.
chris penn has become my fav character in the series. when i was a kid i didn't like his attitude (i was more of a fan of babyfaces rather than say...antiheroes) but i grew out of that and started to appreciate the humor in the movie as an adult
PG Plays Video Games...... “Drop him like a toilet seat Tommy!”
The Best of The Best, even as a kid made me cry by the end and almost every time I've watched it since then.
This was a great interview Scott. A very emotional interview one that I appreciate very much. And if Philip and Simon Rhee is reading this, thank you for sharing your stories to your fans. Scott Adkins, I can’t thank you enough for doing this series. For all the bad things that came out in 2020, this is absolutely the best that has happened to 2020. Seeing all my childhood heroes sharing their stories.
We used to watch Best of the Best back in the 90's the night before a Taekwondo tournament to get motivated.
Philip Rhee was the reason that I'd bought all the Best Of sequels. The guy is amazing and some of his moves inspired me more than ever to better myself. I could not kick quickly to dave my life, but my sensei knew that and he made me focus on my upper body strength, so my punches and throws could compensate. Thank you Scott for some great interviews with some of my martial arts heroes.
So happy to see all this legends through your interviews. It truly showcases their true self and shows the hardwork and expertise ghey have poured into their work all this years ❤👍
The Philip Rhee interview is my
Number 1 interview so far, so informative. Learnt allot from it.
Thanks scott.🙏😎
Charisma and athleticism! Showed the beauty of taekwondo kicks! 🥋 🫡
Scott, i totally agree. This is not only an awesome martial arts movie with amazing kicks, it’s a sports-drama with an emotional journey.
When i watched it, it blew me away and it also made me cry, too at the end of the movie. The way he apologized is very touching, also the scene in which the icecream falls down and the brother gives his icecream to his brother. These are taekwondo virtues, that is the meaning of taekwondo.
Phillip, thank you very much for this awesome movie "Best of the Best". It's one of my all-time favorite movies, and it inspired me in so many ways.
Today i am a 5th black belt of taekwondo and my two favourite kicks are of course Twio dwit chagi (jumping back kick) and Momdollyo huryo chagi. (spinning hook kick). And a reason for that is you and your movie.
I am very impressed by the „back kick-scene“ on the pad and the reading blows the scale and your colleague flies backwards and takes a short break. It is a pleasure to watch and I wanted to be able to do that, too. Also the stone-breaking with the inside of the hand. I trained hard and with passion for many years an then i was able to made it. Kyokpa with 10 Stones with a sonnaldung chigi (punch with the inside hand edge).
Best oft the Best is a wonderful movie, a pleasure to watch and truely emotional. Thank you Phillip. PS: Yes, we love martial arts movies in germany ;-)
Scott thanks so much for letting this be a reality. Phillip Rhee what a guy! And great martial artist, BOTB 1&2 are brilliant. Next Van Damme please.
Scott Adkins
would make a great Batman. He has the look and combat skills. Very believable.
@Anu Son Scott should just be Batman's stuntman.
One of the best martial arts movies ever made ,the interview between Scott & Phillip was great to watch ,both know alot about Tae Kwon do
Art of Action series is the best thing in youtube , its a treasure of martial arts ; thanks Sensei
Congratulations, Scott 👊🏼
We need to celebrate these guys
They are many, and you're one of them...one of the best.
There are still more action heros we are waiting Scott, thanks for the good work
I just rewatched Best of the Besta few days ago...great movie, holds up.
This is one of the best movies i ve ever watched, honestly. It just blew me away.
What? I love the first 3 Best of the Bests. Classics. I can't wait to watch this.
Scott is the GOAT, how about getting Ray Park on here!
First time I've seen this suggestion and it rules!
He’s in a bit of trouble lol
@@psilva2462 What happened to him?
+1 more for Ray Park
Ok just googled him, yeah he probably wont be on Scott's show for a while...
German fanboy here - I must have seen "Best of the Best" for the 1st time in the early 90s when it was shown on a loop on cable. I still turn into a cry-baby when Dae-Han hobbles towards Tommy and asks for forgivness. And yes, we are very much into physical media; I got "Undisputed" 3 and 4 on the DVD shelf to prove it. ;)
I remember at 7 years old I was living in a really rough neighborhood in Tacoma Washington and my mom’s boyfriend wanted to go to the movie theater down the street from our house and we watched best of the Best, it changed my life from that day forward I was obsessed with the martial arts
Scott interview Keith Cook..........famous for the triple kick!!!
Best of the Best was great. Good action, excellent cast, nice story. 1989 was a golden year: Batman, Lethal Weapon, Indiana Jones...
I fucking agree 100% the 80s had the best movies and also the 90s.
Wow another good one from Scott Adkins and we all knew Philip Bree is a very awesome person, spiritual, humble, and has a great, great, insight about our current crazy times going on right now.
Very wise man and an excellent Martial artist. I would love to of been a fly on the wall when you seen Philip kick the late,great, Chris Penn. Love best of the best series, Mr. Adkins you’re not the only one who played those movies over and over.
Thank you for another great interview. Viva La Scott Adkins and Phillip Rhee. 👍👍👍
Phillip Rhee..yeah I remember him. I still recognize his face. First movie I watched was best of the best 2 I think. And then best of the best 4 without warning. The best of the best 4 I used to watched that many times coz of his martial arts shown and teach all the staff policemen during class training session. And then his action style with lots choreography of martial arts thing he performed it soooo cool! I was 12 years old at that time. Gosh, God bless you sir Phillip Rhee.Thanks to sir Scott Adkins who bring all the legends martial arts to show all the audiences who watching right now.
"No Tommy no! Coach! His gonna kill him " best movie ever Tommy lee
NO!
Scott go Best of Best 5. Phillip Rhee & Scott Adkins.🔥🔥👍👏
Mr. Scott, first I want to tell you, that you did amazing work, I appreciate what you did,and I don't know would you like to know, but people of a border of Afghanistan and Tajikistan also know you.
Thank you, you give to me amazing childhood ❤️.
But right now I am in Russian, Moscow. Big hello to you from warm Moscow
what he is describing YOUR GUEST is that in the FOLLOW THROUGH and in LINES in form is a term for the VISUAL and for DANCE and GEOMETRY. I absolutely AGREE. THIS makes it elevated and as ART... Love this interview thanks so much SCOTT. love this channel and your guests lends a lot to the insights of the MALE WARRIOR and Martial Arts role in the psyche of the martial artists and FILMS.
i dont care who should be better in an Mind of anyone cause everyone has his own different Spirit
Holy shit thank you I was wondering if this was going to happen 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 best of the best
Best of the Best is one hell of a movie and story line with fantastic choreography, and it drove me to study ITF Taekwon-Do.
The whole art of action series is like pure martial arts nostalgia!! Scott Adkins you are a legend for doing this series sir!! !! Some of my fav martial artists all giving the break down!!
Please interview Brad Allan. Amazing martial artist and one of the best stunt coordinators. I would Love to hear him talk about his time with the Jackie Chan stunt team, Gorgeous, and doing stint coordination for Hellboy 2, Scott Pilgrim vs The World, etc.
Pls sir, interview next:
Van Damme
Lateef Crowder
Iko Uwais
Also Donnie Yen, Jackie Chan and Jet Li (unlikely but a man can always dream 😪).
@Gm23 hell yeah
Lateef and Iko are real possibilities, Van Damme though... 50/50. It is just him in every aspect 50/50.
@Gm23😎 👍👍💪👊Gary !!
Everyone knows Van Damme's story (or every big A-list stars'). He has given a billion interviews and even made an autobiographical movie of some sort. It's the B-stars we need to learn about because we don't have that information.
Add also Dick Wei,a great badass from 80's Hongkong movies
Its amazing to see how famous actor like Scott like martial art movies like all of us common people. 🙏
Don't know why but that last scene in Best of the Best, when the bad guy gives back the medal, always puts a tear in the corner of my eye.😃👍
yeap the Ende is defenetly very emotional and was was many times cryin
필립 형님! 나이를 안 먹는 듯..중3 때 극장 가서 형님 영화 처음 본게 '차이나 타운(이게 미국에선 닌자터프 였구나)' 였는데..벌써 36년 정도가 흘렀네..ㅠ.ㅠ 근데 이 형님은 늙지를 않는 듯!👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much Scott for this priceless interview!! Rhee has been one of my heroes for over 30 years now!... Him (Phillip), Jackie, (of course Bruce), Bill Wallace, Benny the jet, Jet Li, and for over the past decade YOU, have been a great motivation to my training and development of what mental and physical skill sets I've acquired over the past 28 years.
Best of the best....Amazing film really fantastic 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 The last fight is a Masterpiece of Art
Oh yeah.They belong in this Series like Bolo Yeung,James Lew or Al Leong.
And Jeff Imada)
Bolo can't speak English though
Great interviews, watched almost all of them, if I may recommend more martial arts actors of the 80-90 to interview here is a list.Garry Daniels, Don The Dragon Wilson, Jeff Speakman, Michael Duducoff, David Bradley, Billy Blanks, Mathiass Hues, Jeff Wincott, Jeff Meeks, Jason Scott Lee.
And of course the obvious Jacky Chan, Jet Lee, Donnie Yen, Van Damme, Steven Seagul, Keanu Reeves, Chuck Norris.
Recently discovered this series, and Im truly loving it! Rhee, speakman, jaa so far. All amazing action stars i grew up on. Ok, imma shut up and keep watching 💚🙏
One of the reasons I got into martial arts was because of the film best of the best thanks Philip starting me on my journey that film really influenced by Future respect and thank you you great job Scott keep them coming
Who's the guy disliked this needs a roundhouse kick from scott and master rhee
yep..4 dickheads lol
5 now very disappointed
Maybe my husband....😊
Although I understand the need for this question I doubt that they will stand up and reveal their names to receive these kicks 😂
IT WAS DAEHAN
Please Scott include a schedule of action guys of the 80's and 90's like Michael Dudikoff, Jeff Speakman then after that action heroes like Liam Neeson perhaps. Wow, that would be a blast.
Michael Dudikoff for sure
Agree with all except Liam
Remember that the show was about action movies, we know that in some movies most Hollywood actors does not have any Martial Art skills but they need to learn to become action guys,examples are the likes of Christian Bale,Liam Needson or even the great Keanu Reeves who all are now recognized as action guys. The audience definitely deserve to know their experience in the training they had to do to be the expert in hand to hand combat that they portray and what kind of Martial Art they had to learn. Like Matt Damon for the Bourne series.
Dudikoff would be good if Scott could get him. He didn't have a martial arts background initially, but I'm sure he has a lot of good stories given the number of action movies he made. Some of his movies like American Ninja I & II are classics of the budget action genre.
I've been going to work earlier so I can be home in time once a week for the last months to see these ASAP. Love this series!
I love seeing both martial artist talking how to get start their journey in the field of martial art. These guys are one of my most favorite action stars
Iko Uwais and Bradley James Allan would be really cool.
That's right 👍
Especially iko
Taimak and Keith H. Cooke for me where they at.
Taimak was on the Breakfast Club & some other stations recently. He was set to do more Last Dragon movies, it was supposed to be a franchise... but, Chuck Berry and those behind the film tried to pay him peanuts, so the franchise died when he rejected the contract. He basically got blackballed since but... He's good these days. Just look on youtube.
A H lmao. Chuck berry was the singer ahahahaha I always confused those names.
"YOU GOT THE GLOW OH"
Man, I love this show. So many great martial art heros from my youth and so many great back.ground-storyst that they share with us. Just amazing.
Amazing interview, huge Master Rhee fan, I always hoped he make more movies back in the 90's and into 2000's. Thanks again Scott Adkins!
Best of the Best was the beginning of the Taekwondo movie craze of the 90's. Oh wait..that was never a thing. Still, Best of the Best rules.
And best of the best 2 and 3! My brother and I still quote Brakus, "He marred my Perfection!"
@@k.w.2275 ahah your brother true champion of the under world! :D
Hi Sensei Scott, really looking forward to this 👌👌👌. Would be great if you could add the following to your list.
Van Damme.
Dudikoff.
Speakman.
Kosugi.
Snipes.
He got Sho Kosugi’s son on!
@@dennisjr77 awesome
So good to see Phillip Rhee again. I’ve been binging all of your podcasts recently. There brilliant
Great work Scott. You can tell how passionate you are for martial arts and the martial arts genre. The respect and admiration you have for these greats is really appreciated. It is great to have these conversations and hear about their history in their own words.
Waiting for Donnie Yen interview...😋
Philip Rhee :)
LOVE this interview! I remember renting Best of the best on VHS from my local video store. It became a huge part of my childhood, Phillip Rhee was my favourite throughout the movie and he soon became my martial arts hero. Seeing him here still healthy has made my day
I've been waiting for this interview! Phillip Rhee is an amazing martial artist, really enjoyed listening to the stories from his past. Thanks Scott Adkins for bringing this to us!
the best of the Best of The Best is that Tommy fears to Kill De Han because he Know he can Kill him
Yuri Boyka vs Tommy Lee for the ownership of the colliseum
That would be FUCKING EPIC.
Thank you so so so much Scott !!!! I know you know how much these interviews mean to us.
Thank you Scott for this episode. The Rhee brothers were also my inspiration for training TKD. Keep up your hard Work and keep us entertained. We need this in these times.
Does Phillip Rhee age? The guy is 60 and looks like he just walked off the set of the first Best of the Best.
Right?! I thought the same thing, he looks the same age as Scott Adkins yet is old enough to be his dad. I bet he has the same speed he did in the first Best Of The Best but is so humble he'd never admit it. Such a legend.
He looks very good and young for his age....
Maybe because he's the best....of the best... I'm clever
@@horgecondaliza6644 they should do a Best of the Best reboot with Scott Adkins as Alex and Tony Jaa as Tommy it would be freaking BADASS.
Antonio that would be sick but Jaa's English is horrible.that why he isn't as famous as he should be for his skill set. They would need a donnie yuen type
Interview with Buster Reeves please. He's like one of the yodas of the British/hollywood stunt industry.
Be curious to know if he has done hong kong movies.
Shahwiqar Shahin Buster was known by most of UK as champion contender on the "Gladiators " game show
Excellent to see Philip Rhee again he made amazing movies back in 80s 90s wonderful man. It Will be good if he will Come back and make some more great interview thanks Scott
Fantastic! Scott thank you from the bottom of my heart for creating this series. Your face of enthusiasm as a fan, just like we would gush over are Martial Art heroes from when we were young. Amazing to see Actors like Phillip what an impact and reach they had and still going. My childhood all in this series, I was a child of abuse so these films really saved my life and got me training. Bruce Lee is what opened my eyes originally.