Growing up as a little girl Bruce Lee was like a super hero. My uncles studied martial arts because of Bruce and his movies. I’m from the Bay Area and grew up watching Martial Arts movies. Bruce Lee is The Man and will always have a special place in my heart.
@@queenofweaves916 absolutely and he still is a superhero there's not one person that can come close to what he has done regular punching bags are 100 to 150 lbs Bruce Lee broke every one of them he had to make it 350 lb by filling it up with screws and bolts would have broke anyone else's leg that's how much power this man had he had a gift from the inner soul to generate so much power and that's the beauty within Bruce Lee he knew every inch of the human body
That man looks and sounds Absolutely lethal, I was there in 1973 when i saw Enter the dragon, and never tired of seeing it. His philosophys are intresting, he was Amazing !!!
That's a big part of why I recently bought a collection of His films on eBay, when I started watching His movies it was like visiting an old friend I haven't seen for many years
Linda Lee puts it brilliantly..."Bruce was an old soul, steeped in thousands of years of Philosophy, who just came to visit us for a little while". No one would have said it better and the reason there will never be anyone like him ever again.
Linda is amazing. Bruce was supportive, I don't think he could have had a better wife. I just don't understand that he cheated on her and there were more of his hips. She didn't deserve it. But I don't think he was such a mature soul, you are wise and you don't cheat on your partner.
I studied Wing Chun style Shaolin Kung Fu from one of Bruce Lee's students in the 1970's. I remember the "Green Hornet". Bruce Lee is immortal. He was the greatest. Rest In Peace.
He does not hit like a 200 pounder, it's simply not scientifically possible, he instead perfected a technique where speed and acceleration and accuracy can knock down a 200 pounder with ease. He did not hit hard because of his size, small size cannot really deliver so much power its science, instead he showed the world that size can be beaten with speed and skill.
There would not have been an inspector, Jacques Clouseou, either. I saw Enter the Dragon in theater in 1975 in Tehran, Iran. There was a 1.5 hour line to get in, due to the fact that viewers who exited the theater after watching the movie, would get right back in line to get a new ticker for the next showing. Thank you master Bruce for inspiring me to fight.
I am a Bruce Lee fan and this documentary was great and pays great homage to the legend. I have always had a problem with some people saying that he wasn't a real fighter and only an actor but here you hear his wife saying that he had a real fight when he was challenged to stop teaching the Martial Arts to non chinese or he would have to fight one of thier top kung Fu fighters. This was a real fight constituting him as a real fighter. Also you can listen to Joe Lewis who was a professional kick boxer in that time and hear what he has to say about the legendary Bruce Lee. I have always said that just because you are not a professional fighter doesn't mean you cannot fight. There's a lot of people who aren't in combative sport fighting that can fight. RIP Bruce
“Bruce Lee is still a legend of Martial Arts, his movies and his styles have inspired many fans around world, after his tragic death, the world has lost Bruce Lee, may his spirit rest in peace” - Dragon
I watched this documentary many times on the Discovery Channel 20 years ago. As a fan of Bruce Lee, I was very impressed. It was a lot of fun. Thank you for the up.
This is a classic documentary TLC that was aired on television in year 2001 before Thanksgiving. Greg, you posted the video at the right time! Martial art movies was really popular at the time. Cables like TNT and TBS aired many Jackie Chan and Jean Claude movies. This is a fact!
I still love to watch him..he moves with such elegance , confidence and precision ..never saw this in somebody else...he was a beautiful human being...❤
The Funeral footage is sure hard to watch.The first time I ever laid eyes on Bruce Lee was when I watched the movie 'Enter The Dragon.At that time I was 18 yrs old,a senior in High School,year 1981.Since that time I became glued to his Jeet Kune Do and the Man himself.I know I'm not alone.
If ever a movie experience really hit me it was Enter the Dragon. Mum and dad smuggled me in as a youngster. From the opening titles to the end credits I was held mesmerised by the powerhouse that was Bruce Lee. I must have seen this movie over 30 times since. If Bruce Lee had never risen I dont think martial arts would be where it is today. Such a pity he left us at such a young age. Never forgotten.
His film, Enter the Dragon, solidified his status as the best on-screen Kung-Fu fighter of all time. He developed the famous Intercepting Fist from the Chinese Wing Chun style for close hand-to-hand combat, but it was his high and fast kicks that were most feared and unique. Bruce Lee saw the importance of outward physical strength as just as important as the inner chi in the modern ways of fighting. He gained valuable experience challenging the schools of different fighting techniques at the time in the United States. His films demonstrate his unparalleled kung fu skills at such a high level of fluency and effectiveness that even the layman can appreciate. After 50 years, his techniques and persona are still being imitated and talked about with amazement and admiration around the globe. His accomplishments are comparable to: 1) Bruce Lee in Martial Arts 2) Muhammad Ali in Boxing 3) Steve Jobs in personal communication 4) Michael Phelps in swimming 5) Michael Jordan in basketball 6) Michael Jackson in pop music 7) Rafael Nadal in French Open Tennis 8) Bobby Fisher in Chess 9) Stephen King in horror novel
It is SO unfair that we lost such an amazing man so early. If even now he inspires so many people to train and become better versions of themselves, I can only imagine how much bigger difference it would have made alive. I bet he would still be the best fighter in his old age.
Bruce was the epitome of fighting. He teaches to flow with the opponent energy and attack when opportunity presents itself. Defensive and aggressive at the same time
One of the basic principles we learned in JKD training was simultaneous attack and defense. Attacking and defending in the same movement. Which falls under the key principle of economy of motion.
@@KeithG1773 exactly! And I have never studied JKD, but I know most, if not all, other arts don’t train with these principles. Possibly Krav Maga is close
This was a very strong Bio about Bruce Lee And what a Smart And very claver man on his martial arts acting teaching drawing his teachers were very amazinged In high school
Thank you for everything you Guys contributed to Put his Journey of Martial art And memories in a such mesmerizing way! Am I the only one with this strange feeling's whenever I listen or watching anything related to Bruce Lee??? Or is there any one else????
It's amazing how people would say Bruce Lee was never in a fight when he got sent from Hong Kong to California because that's all he got in his fights in school since he was a kid busting people up he didn't want to fight professionally because there's too many rules you can't hit here or there every time you see a fight no matter Chuck Norris are whoever if they hit someone the wrong spot they stopped the fight and they got to start again and they take points off and Bruce Lee explains this to people that's why he wants nothing to do with that nonsense he's about the real deal he was the most dangerous man on the planet❤
the Japanese old man took Bruce life out the night before killing him because bruce challenged him that's why he didn't finish the game of death movie the next day which he tried to finish up on. the lump in bruce brain the Japanese old man gave to him which called the iron palm technique.
@CWG-op9td the white man whistle blower. after all they like to tell the truth when they are on their death beds or their hush money royalty checks stop coming in and they can't get a job to survive. take bin laden for instance, how did he really die? a sniper guy stated he sniped bin laden while he's coming out with a book to finessed people out of buying it with lies but won't tell the truth that the United State went to go pick him up at his home with a black hawk helicopter taking him back to America while he went peacefully until the hawk copter took off from the ground going up high then spin out of control and crashed to the ground killing everyone on it burning up the bodies. shall i go on about the government of America with the truth?
For the past two years or so since the so-called drug letters surfaced, many on the internet attracted large viewerships which otherwise they would not have by providing one-sided discussions with people who never met Bruce, but could give fantastic interpretations of those letters. These shows lack credibility. No one close to Bruce ever showed up to present a balanced view. An otherwise trustworthy fellow referred to a hearsay episode where someone claimed that he saw Bruce took drugs in front of him. What do you think?
I think he was poisoned by a Chinese Triad gang for teaching the westerners martial arts. He was with this woman( Betty Ten Pei) when he died. I think she put something in his drink and that caused him to die. Just my opinion. His death is still a mystery, kinda like sam Cooke. Who also died under mysterious circumstances.
This thought of not wanting to share a means of protecting yourselves is selfish. Martial arts teaches goes beyond physical combat it teaches mental health exercise balance how can you not want to teach ,it is a sin in any religion. It helps all people of all ages to continue to use you're brain and learn something of use. This is a problem with people today not knowing right from wrong...Be a teacher.
The Greatest for all the reasons fans family and friends can say without hesitation. I would say the greatest for rising above the culture clash . In his case the teaching of martial arts in the states was taboo among the people who held tradition and culture above all things. He was the earliest of game changers of their time. I only wish his martial arts would have been better known then his films. Then his practitioners would have known the greatest martial arts to be practiced.
If I were a historian/biographer writing about the life and times of Bruce Lee from his childhood to his death, I would use all the sources available to me. That includes his parents, siblings, extended family, spouse, children, etc. For Linda to exclude and prohibit Bruce's siblings who have known him since childhood best from telling their story is preposterous. It has nothing to do with preserving Bruce Lee's legacy. It is more Linda's unreasonable obsession driven by selfish greed.$$$🤑🤑🤑
Great men never live long to become old men because I would never want to see an 85 year old Bruce Lee walking around with a cane, with false teeth and grey hair that would be a very sad thing to see.
And what to say about the Game of Death....the ultimate one... and BUT unfortunately that millions of people didn't see the Best Part of the Director's Cut Alternate ending... at that time period of release in theatres worldwide and. ....only the generations after could watch this missing puzzle masterpiece now!released.....😮
Kang Fu Originated in Kerala India, a trader took it to China and founded Shaolin Temple. For Chinese to claim that the Martial Art to be exclusively Chinese is a Knaive thought. Indians don't shy away from teaching Yoga to Caucasians.
Greatest documentary but there’s a wrong information. The first movie is Big Boss not Fist of Fury, Fist of Fury the second movie, also known as Chinese Connection I guess.
Schon, krass das Bruce Lee schonmal fast gestorben war, und die Ärtzte nichts gefunden haben und kurze zeit später solte er wieder top fit sein, vieleicht wurde er wirklich vergiftet aber schade hätte gerne mehr Filme von ihm gesehen.
It sucks his life was cut short. I mean we're all going to inevitably die someday.. but just doesn't make any sense when so many great people that have something so special to live for die so young. When you have others that live a long long time but don't do anything with their life? It's not fair when such good and special people are taken away so early, and like his son. I don't know... i just hope it all makes sense in the end? It really makes me question God!? I hate to say..
Bruce Lee is so great and i say is cause no one , absolutely no one can kick or punch like he does ! i mean the speed ! the only one who came a bit close to him is Danny Chan ! the resemblance between them is crazy , Danny has trained so hard to kick and punch like Bruce ! of course he couldn't achieve his speed but a bit close ! he s the reincarnation of Bruce Lee ! not 100% but enough for me ! Bruce Lee lives on he s immortal ! his physical form died but his soul is eternal ! there s an other Bruce impersonator Abass Ali Zada ! fans call him Ab Lee !
Keep in mind this is an American documentary. In America Big Boss was released in 1973 with the Title Fists Of Fury. When Fists was released in America it had the title The Chinese Connection.
To Linda and the Lee family.. In 1996 I was attending a spiritual church when the spirit of Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee walked into the circle. Bruce Lee walked straight up to me and asked me to explain the curse of the Dragon, his curse. I was studying Surrealist Art and they had a thing called automatic writing which is writing faster than you can think and then reading the outcomes. I asked the realm of light to tell me the truth in relation to Bruce Lee, the following verse came out for Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee was Lee Shi Min who ordered the destruction of the temple Shaolin the last words on film he said were Shaolin Temple and then he was dead. Bruce Lee thanked me and his dark veil dispersed and he walked into the light with his son Brandon by his side. I had to investigate Enter the Dragon and yes the last words on film he said were Shaolin Temple. Bruce Lee's spirit was in limbo because of the actions of his last life. He was sent back to restore the glory of Shaolin kungfu as once upon a time it was he who destroyed it. This story came with a random image photo of Bruce Lee and it was taken on film and I still have the negative to prove it is not fake.
The closest to the truth in a documentary you will get is in the Death by Misadventure doc but even that didn't know about the cocaine addiction. Any documentary involving Linda or Shannon in it will have what's on the death certificate as the cause of death in it.
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Growing up as a little girl Bruce Lee was like a super hero. My uncles studied martial arts because of Bruce and his movies. I’m from the Bay Area and grew up watching Martial Arts movies. Bruce Lee is The Man and will always have a special place in my heart.
@@queenofweaves916 absolutely and he still is a superhero there's not one person that can come close to what he has done regular punching bags are 100 to 150 lbs Bruce Lee broke every one of them he had to make it 350 lb by filling it up with screws and bolts would have broke anyone else's leg that's how much power this man had he had a gift from the inner soul to generate so much power and that's the beauty within Bruce Lee he knew every inch of the human body
That man looks and sounds Absolutely lethal, I was there in 1973 when i saw Enter the dragon, and never tired of seeing it. His philosophys are intresting, he was Amazing !!!
Indian philosophical work
Bruce Lee was a true original. There will never be another like him.
but he was defeated finally by someone.
@@C.I.T.H. Maybe not defeated.....just different.
@@C.I.T.H. who ?
@@davidyoung9873
a Japanese old man that gave lee the lump (The Iron Palm Technique) to the back of his head which is in his brain.
@@alvindaughtry2168 he lost twice in a fight.
Bruce will never die for real fans❤
That's a big part of why I recently bought a collection of His films on eBay, when I started watching His movies it was like visiting an old friend I haven't seen for many years
Linda Lee puts it brilliantly..."Bruce was an old soul, steeped in thousands of years of Philosophy, who just came to visit us for a little while". No one would have said it better and the reason there will never be anyone like him ever again.
🙏♥️👍
Linda is amazing. Bruce was supportive, I don't think he could have had a better wife. I just don't understand that he cheated on her and there were more of his hips. She didn't deserve it. But I don't think he was such a mature soul, you are wise and you don't cheat on your partner.
Bruce Lee was phenomenal....🎉
Absolutely 💚
Meno
Queens, New York
Bruce lee got all is philosophy from old books you fool.
I studied Wing Chun style Shaolin Kung Fu from one of Bruce Lee's students in the 1970's.
I remember the "Green Hornet".
Bruce Lee is immortal.
He was the greatest.
Rest In Peace.
Wow 😳🙏♥️👍
Thanks for sharing
Of Course you did sweetheart..And tomorrow there will be jelly. Ice cream. And pass the parcel at your party 🎉🎉🎉
@@marksinclair846 Grow up.
I'm curious, which of his students did you train with?
5 foot 7 and 140 pounds but hit like a 200 pounder, a real legend now and for many decades to come, RIP Bruce 💓
He does not hit like a 200 pounder, it's simply not scientifically possible, he instead perfected a technique where speed and acceleration and accuracy can knock down a 200 pounder with ease. He did not hit hard because of his size, small size cannot really deliver so much power its science, instead he showed the world that size can be beaten with speed and skill.
Jealous little miserable weasel xD
@@jugg9140Joe Lewis says in a documentary on utube that Bruce hit like a heavy weight
A name for Martial Arts...Bruce Lee..period
He the greatest ❤
I love all these Bruce Lee documentaries! This documentary was one of the best about Bruce‼️
A true warrior comes and goes but leaves memories behind him.
If you listen to Bruce Lee , you will have freedom of all limitations. You can express your art. It will just happen.
Linda said it all at 4:04 “ he was a very old soul who come to visit us for a very short time”
definitely sums it up. The key to immortality, living a life worth remembering 🙏
There would not have been an inspector, Jacques Clouseou, either. I saw Enter the Dragon in theater in 1975 in Tehran, Iran. There was a 1.5 hour line to get in, due to the fact that viewers who exited the theater after watching the movie, would get right back in line to get a new ticker for the next showing. Thank you master Bruce for inspiring me to fight.
Sorry Inspector Jacques Clouseau was around before any knew who Bruce was.
The first Pink Panther movie was released in 1963.
Revenge of the Pink Panter 1978
Chandigar 1979 with Dolly and Shammi baby darling
Wow that really was the best documentary thank you all who was part of it. 1,000 thank yous
An amazing spirit and a phenomenal contribution to the Art. RIP.
A genius - once in a life time people like him come along.
One of the BEST Documentaries' Ever put out! Thanks for sharing!
I am a Bruce Lee fan and this documentary was great and pays great homage to the legend. I have always had a problem with some people saying that he wasn't a real fighter and only an actor but here you hear his wife saying that he had a real fight when he was challenged to stop teaching the Martial Arts to non chinese or he would have to fight one of thier top kung Fu fighters. This was a real fight constituting him as a real fighter. Also you can listen to Joe Lewis who was a professional kick boxer in that time and hear what he has to say about the legendary Bruce Lee. I have always said that just because you are not a professional fighter doesn't mean you cannot fight. There's a lot of people who aren't in combative sport fighting that can fight. RIP Bruce
“Bruce Lee is still a legend of Martial Arts, his movies and his styles have inspired many fans around world, after his tragic death, the world has lost Bruce Lee, may his spirit rest in peace” - Dragon
I watched this documentary many times on the Discovery Channel 20 years ago. As a fan of Bruce Lee, I was very impressed. It was a lot of fun. Thank you for the up.
This is a classic documentary TLC that was aired on television in year 2001 before Thanksgiving. Greg, you posted the video at the right time! Martial art movies was really popular at the time. Cables like TNT and TBS aired many Jackie Chan and Jean Claude movies. This is a fact!
I still love to watch him..he moves with such elegance , confidence and precision ..never saw this in somebody else...he was a beautiful human being...❤
Very good documentary about Bruce thanks 🤩
Watched all his films. I'm Bruce Lee' d out. A formidable fighting gentleman.
Bruce. Was. The. Very. Best. Fighter. Of. All. Time. No. One. Can. Fight. Like. Bruce. Lee. Rip x🙏💚🌹
The Funeral footage is sure hard to watch.The first time I ever laid eyes on Bruce Lee was when I watched the movie 'Enter The Dragon.At that time I was 18 yrs old,a senior in High School,year 1981.Since that time I became glued to his Jeet Kune Do and the Man himself.I know I'm not alone.
His on screen presence commanded you to watch him. RIP master.
If ever a movie experience really hit me it was Enter the Dragon. Mum and dad smuggled me in as a youngster. From the opening titles to the end credits I was held mesmerised by the powerhouse that was Bruce Lee. I must have seen this movie over 30 times since. If Bruce Lee had never risen I dont think martial arts would be where it is today. Such a pity he left us at such a young age. Never forgotten.
It's not easy to come up with true description of Bruce Lee, but he was beyond amazing as a whole person and martial artist! ❤
That man will never age, unlike us mere mortals he will forever and until the end of time remain forever young.
The best of the best, forever Bruce Lee. 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Now Bruce GG
The greatest of all time true genius such brilliant men have now become a rare thing and are severely needed🐉👊
I love his family also.. Wife, son, daughter.. You all are beautifull
Bruce was awesome in Kung fu. Wish he were still here
His film, Enter the Dragon, solidified his status as the best on-screen Kung-Fu fighter of all time. He developed the famous Intercepting Fist from the Chinese Wing Chun style for close hand-to-hand combat, but it was his high and fast kicks that were most feared and unique. Bruce Lee saw the importance of outward physical strength as just as important as the inner chi in the modern ways of fighting. He gained valuable experience challenging the schools of different fighting techniques at the time in the United States. His films demonstrate his unparalleled kung fu skills at such a high level of fluency and effectiveness that even the layman can appreciate. After 50 years, his techniques and persona are still being imitated and talked about with amazement and admiration around the globe. His accomplishments are comparable to:
1) Bruce Lee in Martial Arts
2) Muhammad Ali in Boxing
3) Steve Jobs in personal communication
4) Michael Phelps in swimming
5) Michael Jordan in basketball
6) Michael Jackson in pop music
7) Rafael Nadal in French Open Tennis
8) Bobby Fisher in Chess
9) Stephen King in horror novel
Good documentary, thanks for the upload.
It is SO unfair that we lost such an amazing man so early. If even now he inspires so many people to train and become better versions of themselves, I can only imagine how much bigger difference it would have made alive. I bet he would still be the best fighter in his old age.
RIP Bruce I read your philosophy. ❤
Retired from The Seattle Times
.never meet Bruce Lee.
But many. Co-workers do remember of his short time as an Employee..at The Times.
Thanks, really appreciate that nugget of information 👍
I Remember this Coming onThe TLC Channel in 1998 When I Was a Kid I Recorded it On My VCR
What’s a vcr?
Bruce was the epitome of fighting. He teaches to flow with the opponent energy and attack when opportunity presents itself. Defensive and aggressive at the same time
One of the basic principles we learned in JKD training was simultaneous attack and defense. Attacking and defending in the same movement. Which falls under the key principle of economy of motion.
@@KeithG1773 exactly! And I have never studied JKD, but I know most, if not all, other arts don’t train with these principles. Possibly Krav Maga is close
Bruce Lee was an amazing man. He was far more the an Martial artist. He was a 20th-century Confucius. A wise young man.
This was a very strong Bio about Bruce Lee And what a Smart And very claver man on his martial arts acting teaching drawing his teachers were very amazinged In high school
I think that bruce lee had explosive energy.
💯💯💯
I love Bruce.❤
He has been and will always be my hero and my friend in spirit I will never forget him
The man was a true Kung Fu master. He was the greatest! R.I.P. Mr. Lee.
A Legend of Legends....❤
I've seen and enjoyed the documentary about Bruce Lee back in 1801 A.D.
Thank you for everything you Guys contributed to Put his Journey of Martial art And memories in a such mesmerizing way! Am I the only one with this strange feeling's whenever I listen or watching anything related to Bruce Lee??? Or is there any one else????
It's amazing how people would say Bruce Lee was never in a fight when he got sent from Hong Kong to California because that's all he got in his fights in school since he was a kid busting people up he didn't want to fight professionally because there's too many rules you can't hit here or there every time you see a fight no matter Chuck Norris are whoever if they hit someone the wrong spot they stopped the fight and they got to start again and they take points off and Bruce Lee explains this to people that's why he wants nothing to do with that nonsense he's about the real deal he was the most dangerous man on the planet❤
I love Bruce Lee he's the man real martial artist
I always look at the people who are speaking about him in the documentary
What an incredible soul 🙏
Bruce Lee, Elvis presley and Marilyn Monroe #1 legendary icons
Legend❤
the Japanese old man took Bruce life out the night before killing him because bruce challenged him that's why he didn't finish the game of death movie the next day which he tried to finish up on. the lump in bruce brain the Japanese old man gave to him which called the iron palm technique.
@CWG-op9td the white man whistle blower. after all they like to tell the truth when they are on their death beds or their hush money royalty checks stop coming in and they can't get a job to survive. take bin laden for instance, how did he really die? a sniper guy stated he sniped bin laden while he's coming out with a book to finessed people out of buying it with lies but won't tell the truth that the United State went to go pick him up at his home with a black hawk helicopter taking him back to America while he went peacefully until the hawk copter took off from the ground going up high then spin out of control and crashed to the ground killing everyone on it burning up the bodies. shall i go on about the government of America with the truth?
Love the Legend.
You can tell he did like being cool and certainly it worked with roles on screen 8:45
its funny also weird how bruce is one of these people you don't have to meet, and now you know you never will - but you know you love the man.
For the past two years or so since the so-called drug letters surfaced, many on the internet attracted large viewerships which otherwise they would not have by providing one-sided discussions with people who never met Bruce, but could give fantastic interpretations of those letters. These shows lack credibility. No one close to Bruce ever
showed up to present a balanced view. An otherwise trustworthy fellow referred to a hearsay episode where someone claimed that he saw Bruce took drugs in front of him. What do you think?
I think he was poisoned by a Chinese Triad gang for teaching the westerners martial arts. He was with this woman( Betty Ten Pei) when he died. I think she put something in his drink and that caused him to die. Just my opinion. His death is still a mystery, kinda like sam Cooke. Who also died under mysterious circumstances.
This thought of not wanting to share a means of protecting yourselves is selfish. Martial arts teaches goes beyond physical combat it teaches mental health exercise balance how can you not want to teach ,it is a sin in any religion. It helps all people of all ages to continue to use you're brain and learn something of use. This is a problem with people today not knowing right from wrong...Be a teacher.
bruce lee is laways super hero..
Can’t understand a woman re-married twice, if she loves him.
"Bruce never walked into a room. he entered the room." Yeah, and you 'knew' it.
The Greatest for all the reasons fans family and friends can say without hesitation. I would say the greatest for rising above the culture clash . In his case the teaching of martial arts in the states was taboo among the people who held tradition and culture above all things. He was the earliest of game changers of their time. I only wish his martial arts would have been better known then his films. Then his practitioners would have known the greatest martial arts to be practiced.
Awesome and outstanding
If I were a historian/biographer writing about the life and times of Bruce Lee from his childhood to his death, I would use all the sources available to me. That includes his parents, siblings, extended family, spouse, children, etc. For Linda to exclude and prohibit Bruce's siblings who have known him since childhood best from telling their story is preposterous. It has nothing to do with preserving Bruce Lee's legacy. It is more Linda's unreasonable obsession driven by selfish greed.$$$🤑🤑🤑
Great men never live long to become old men because I would never want to see an 85 year old Bruce Lee walking around with a cane, with false teeth and grey hair that would be a very sad thing to see.
Lo Mejor De Lo Mejor Y No Avisto Uno Igual Ni Abra Nunca
Avisto Uno Igual El Maestro De Los Maestro
😮😮
And what to say about the Game of Death....the ultimate one... and BUT unfortunately that millions of people didn't see the Best Part of the Director's Cut Alternate ending... at that time period of release in theatres worldwide and. ....only the generations after could watch this missing puzzle masterpiece now!released.....😮
23:49 his Laugh is So heart warming to hear
Kang Fu Originated in Kerala India, a trader took it to China and founded Shaolin Temple. For Chinese to claim that the Martial Art to be exclusively Chinese is a Knaive thought. Indians don't shy away from teaching Yoga to Caucasians.
Greatest documentary but there’s a wrong information. The first movie is Big Boss not Fist of Fury, Fist of Fury the second movie, also known as Chinese Connection I guess.
1973年，李小龙在苏联的新闻中看到。从此，渴望了解一小部分功夫的秘密。
"The Green Hornet" was never called " The Kato Show" in Hong Kong.
22:00 my heart after seeing father and son 💔 after realizing both were killed later in their Prime🥺
His son Brandon is so handsome ❤
Bruce lee goat
Bruce Lee ,pas Bruce Lee nuk shiqohen më Filmat karate ose Kung Fu , por Bruce vdiq shum i Ri 32 vite
Schon, krass das Bruce Lee schonmal fast gestorben war, und die Ärtzte nichts gefunden haben und kurze zeit später solte er wieder top fit sein, vieleicht wurde er wirklich vergiftet aber schade hätte gerne mehr Filme von ihm gesehen.
Nice!!!!
There will never be another BL....
1:13 that speed it s called lighting kick ! even faster than Chun li ! and i m damn serious ! Bruce Lee the one and only !!!!!!!!
It sucks his life was cut short. I mean we're all going to inevitably die someday.. but just doesn't make any sense when so many great people that have something so special to live for die so young. When you have others that live a long long time but don't do anything with their life? It's not fair when such good and special people are taken away so early, and like his son. I don't know... i just hope it all makes sense in the end? It really makes me question God!? I hate to say..
Bruce Lee is so great and i say is cause no one , absolutely no one can kick or punch like he does ! i mean the speed ! the only one who came a bit close to him is Danny Chan ! the resemblance between them is crazy , Danny has trained so hard to kick and punch like Bruce ! of course he couldn't achieve his speed but a bit close ! he s the reincarnation of Bruce Lee ! not 100% but enough for me ! Bruce Lee lives on he s immortal ! his physical form died but his soul is eternal ! there s an other Bruce impersonator Abass Ali Zada ! fans call him Ab Lee !
Numero uno
It is not fist of fury called Bruce Lee's first movie tho it is Big Boss
Keep in mind this is an American documentary.
In America Big Boss was released in 1973 with the Title Fists Of Fury.
When Fists was released in America it had the title The Chinese Connection.
You are right. Why they changed it to "Fists of Fury" for the U.S. Release baffles the hell out of me!
Amazing
I just saw all those letters that were sold at auction years ago , were those legit?
Yes 💯 Linda and Shannon haven't said one word regarding them, even to say they are fake. I think their silence says it all.
John Wayne playing gengis khan says it all peace brother
Here's the thing, Bruce's wife, Linda, is of a Swedish origin. Where's the complication?
Seems Hollywood could have played a part
the silhouette fight scenes are totally useless and unnecessary filler.
My idol..
The one and only.
That is true he was great
Still big big mystery behind his death... Still people love him
💯💯💯
To Linda and the Lee family.. In 1996 I was attending a spiritual church when the spirit of Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee walked into the circle. Bruce Lee walked straight up to me and asked me to explain the curse of the Dragon, his curse. I was studying Surrealist Art and they had a thing called automatic writing which is writing faster than you can think and then reading the outcomes. I asked the realm of light to tell me the truth in relation to Bruce Lee, the following verse came out for Bruce Lee.
Bruce Lee was Lee Shi Min who ordered the destruction of the temple Shaolin the last words on film he said were Shaolin Temple and then he was dead.
Bruce Lee thanked me and his dark veil dispersed and he walked into the light with his son Brandon by his side. I had to investigate Enter the Dragon and yes the last words on film he said were Shaolin Temple. Bruce Lee's spirit was in limbo because of the actions of his last life. He was sent back to restore the glory of Shaolin kungfu as once upon a time it was he who destroyed it. This story came with a random image photo of Bruce Lee and it was taken on film and I still have the negative to prove it is not fake.
Can we talk about what really killed him? Sounds strange and makes no sense.
The closest to the truth in a documentary you will get is in the Death by Misadventure doc but even that didn't know about the cocaine addiction. Any documentary involving Linda or Shannon in it will have what's on the death certificate as the cause of death in it.
El bárbaro
And i love how he beats crap out of Chuck Noris 33:56
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