Bruce Lee: Enter The Dragon Behind The Scenes 

You could not have said it better...

@@maryjean-vb8bm agreed

What do you think the fight between Bruce Lee and the Karate legend Mas Oyama ?

​@@larryvu9784mas oyama kimdir duymadım?????

Mas Oyama comes close to Bruce Lee

Yes

No lies told

And Ahna Capri and Seik Kien.

And Peter Archer.

May them rest in peace.

✊🙏✝️

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Bruce Lee was my hero.

Enter the dragon was one of those films that comes along once in a lifetime.

The reason behind his strength was him doing push ups he had once established a WORLD RECORD for the amount of push ups at that time in the '60s.

​@@dwightlove3704nonsense

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Let's not forget Jim Kelly...RIP.

@@meljrnone8608 Yes of Course, R.I.P Jim Kelly ❤️🙏

Yeah I did hear about John Saxon a week ago. We have bolo still.

I didn't know Jim Kelly pass away. Thanks for bringing it up.

Also RIP mr han

jet li was a wushu dancer..

stop lyin.. BL wasnt even that famous at the time of his death , he was famous but in hong kong and little bit in south east asia. There was not even any news about his death in the U.S., only a small clip in an unnamed newspaper that said "Chinese bruce lee who played Kato in The Green Hornet dies in Hong Kong".

@@laxer123 Bullshit on all counts. I have no reason to lie. To make it clear, I was an older teen when I saw "The Chinese Connection" and "Fist of Fury" in the cinema around '72, and they were big international hits. They had distribution throughout all of the major markets in the U.S., including NYC, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Perhaps someone who didn't live in a densely populated urban area was unaware of Bruce, but even that is hard to believe. That same year, the TV series "Kung Fu" was a big hit on ABC. Those who bothered to read back then knew that was originally supposed to be a vehicle for Bruce. With release of HK films, the rising popularilty and interest in martial arts, the anticipation for Enter the Dragon was huge. The day it opened, the lines went around the block and we had to wait for hours to get into the cinema. When he died, there were thousands of people attending a memorial event in my city alone. "Famous' is a relative term. Did everyone know who Bruce Lee was before "Enter the Dragon"? Of course not. But A LOT of people did, particularly those interested in marital arts and martial arts movies and TV shows. There are even a lot of people today who have no idea what the "MCU" is! But for those who us who had a real interest and were fans of the genre, Bruce WAS A household name. My parents were sick of me talking about him. All my friends in high school knew who he was. And after the release and success of Enter the Dragon, he built a wider mainstream appeal, and would ultimately become the legend we all know today. You're just wrong, kiddo!

He is a Legend!!

- Bruce Lee never died. He married and annoys his wife till this day quoting lines from his most successful movie.

@@jlui21 😂😂😂😂 best comment ever you just made my day

Boards don't hit back!

Yeah mine too!! You and I may be room mates soon!!🤣🤣🤣

"Man,you come out of a comic book!" lol

Don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all the heavenly glory!

Dont think! Feel

Emotional content, not anger!

I'd have to argue that 36th Chamber of Shaolin is the greatest martial arts movie of all time, but Enter the Dragon is up there.

plus he popularized martial arts in North America where people had never seen such a thing in person. He inspired many teachers.

He was that way to me too!

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U will never see such great actors n the amazing action like that n so cool to see Bruce at his best.

Maybe Clint Eastwood comes second, but not in the same league really.

@Edd 1 Not sure I'd agree. He was more a cocky showman, a lot of it was an act to psych out his opponent and rile the crowd up. I'm thinking of a certain look, where the person doesn't blink, holds their gaze and doesn't flinch in the slightest no matter what is going on around them. Where they look at you as if you are nothing to them. The funny thing was, Bruce Lee was nervous as hell when he started filming Enter the Dragon. You wouldn't think it to look at him.

It's always difficult to answer these types of questions... as to "who's number one" in this category or another. One thing's for sure. Bruce Lee certainly belongs on any list of iconic individuals who've influenced countless peoples & cultures in various ways.

@@seekdestroyevil8636 Well said.

Ip Man

He popularized martial arts in western film so really there can never be another. He was a decent actor and fantastic businessman selling his brand.

@@wiseguy9202 Amen 🙏

Amen.

Anyone can't learn it is not for everyone even if they tried hard

@christianmalik9996 You are definitely right about that. Cause I have learned Chinese kungfu when I was a kid and Bruce was always on the back of mine mind. With Bruce’s philosophy in the area of fighting, it was really engrained in me with everything I have learned Inoue, the Boxer from Japan is the only person who I think had applied the philosophy of Bruce Lee Jeet June Do into his boxing and he has always reminded me of Bruce from his movements, quickness and power.

I know exactly what you mean, the amount of times I had to watch a certain Bruce Li film that came on with Enter the Dragon, I can't remember the name of the film now but I do remember it ended with "his so called" lover finding his body and screaming BRUCCCCCE, BRUCCCCCE me and my friend used (it was on for a week miles away from were we lived but we went because it had the Nunchaku scene in and the bolo neck break so it was worth it. For some time after that me and my friend when thinking about them days would just say BRUCCCCCE and we both knew what we meant. The sad thing is not do much that Lee died young but that he died before he realised his dream