Already renowned as a martial arts master, Lee landed a role as Kato in TV's "Green Hornet" (1966) and appeared briefly in 1969's Marlowe but found good roles for Asian actors scarce in America. Back in Hong Kong, he struck international gold as the kung fu hero of Fist of Fury, The Chinese Connection and Return of the Dragon. Their success brought him back to Hollywood for his first and only starring role in a Hollywood feature, the hugely successful Enter the Dragon (1973).
At the peak of his fame, Lee died of cerebral edema July 20, 1973, while filming Game of Death; the picture was completed with a double and released in 1979.
Return of the DragonTang Lung (Bruce Lee, who also directs) travels to Rome, summoned to help his restaurateur cousin fend off the local syndicate's extortion demands. Tang refuses to knuckle under, making short work of knife-wielding hoods and everyone else the mob can toss at him. But then the mafiosos bring in Colt... Read More
Enter the DragonShot on location in Hong Kong, Bruce Lee's final movie is now a certifiable martial arts classic. Lee plays a monk (also named Lee) who enters a brutal championship tournament to which only the best are invited. His athletic prowess lands him there, but he's also serving as a spy for the British... Read More
The Game of DeathMartial arts icon Bruce Lee made his final film appearance in this action-packed tale of Billy Lo, a champion fighter and movie star who must fake his death to escape and then expose the crime syndicate that wants to control him. When his fiancée, Ann (Colleen Camp), is kidnapped, Billy comes out of... Read More
The Chinese ConnectionMartial arts legend Bruce Lee stars as Chen, a man who in early 18th century Shanghai, China, returns to his old school to avenge the murder of his beloved instructor. While investigating the man's death, Chen discovers that a drug smuggling operation combined with growing tensions between Chinese... Read More
The Game of Death IIAfter his brother's death, Billy (Bruce Lee) seeks revenge and makes his way to the Seven Star Tower, where he must win seven fights -- on seven different levels of the structure -- against undefeated and extremely lethal martial arts experts. Read More
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The Real Bruce Lee 2 (2004) | NR | |
Dragon Since 1973 (2004) | NR | |
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Bruce Lee: Intercepting Fist (2001) | NR | |
Bruce Lee and Kung Fu Mania (2001) | NR | |
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Hollywood Screen Tests (2000) | NR | |
Fist to Fist (1999) | NR | |
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Cinema of Vengeance (1994) | NR | |
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The Real Bruce Lee 2 / Skinny Tiger (1990) The Real Bruce Lee 2 / Shou hu fei long / Top Fighter 2 / Go aat sin | NR | |
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Fist of Fear, Touch of Death (1980) | R | |
The Magnificent Kick (1980) | NR | |
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The Game of Death (1978) | R | |
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Enter the Dragon (1973) | R | |
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Martial Arts Masters (1972) | NR | |
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