Every Nunchucks Scene in Every Bruce Lee Movie 

He was an actor. Against a MMA fighter he would have no chance.

From what I read after Dan Inosanto taught Bruce Lee the basics of using the nunchakus he mastered them in months so you have to imagine that during that process he was being beaned multiple times.

Nunchucks in a movie are much different than if he used them in real life. In the movies, hes not actually hitting anyone so you can continue all your flipping and spinning. In real life, i dont even know how they would work because as soon as they hit something its going to bounce and react unpredictably.

That's a fact sir.😆

I’ve yet to meet anyone who thinks nunchakus are easy… idk who you’ve been speaking with

And Marshall Law

I hope the end of Chinese Connection is a deleted scene. He spins the weapon all over his body and neck and other fancy tricks before throwing it down. Until then, with the exception of being off the screen, I feel his Nunchaku in the movies is what I seen 12 year olds do in the streets and the projects.

Haha I never noticed that

That scene was from "Game of Death" movie.

@@kirana706 Oh yeah, my mistake! Thanks.

Inosanto in "Game of Death" got Bruce Lee well when he hit him with his red nunchakus, but he overdid it and got cocky and let his guard down when he said " how do you like that" and in midspeak Bruce Lee hit him in the nose with his nunchakus.

Do have any videos on RU-vid, I have never anyone use them like Bruce

whole movie is dubbed. same with nunchaku sounds. and bruce lee scream is also some other voice actor. old days... old days =D

Everything we see in the footage here is all Bruce. There are two other versions though (available on two separate Blu-Rays/Dvds) of a scene where Bruce Lee's character is running up the stairs with the nunchaku case hooked onto the end of his green bamboo weapon, this bamboo casually resting over his shoulder. That is him, the real Bruce Lee. The other dvd version shows Bruce Lee's character choosing the green bamboo and nunchaku that are on display on the sides of the walls either side of the stairs, and that is a stand-in actor, only filmed from behind. In the same version, the stand-in actor appears again at the end of the scene, showing only his shoes (standing next to Dan Inosanto's character) and we see the yellow nunchaku being dropped next to the shoes onto the dead body.

EVERY NUNCHUCKS SCENE IN EVERY BRUCE LEE MOVIE

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He's extremely fast with them anyway

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