Tony Liu thank you for taking your time to explain Bruce Lee's story. Your words are so important to all those people who always question about Bruce Lee ability in real fight. You know Bruce Lee well and your words are trustable!
THANK U FOR YOUR COMMENTS ON BRUCE LEE. !!!! . THEY ARE IMPORTANT TO CLEAR UP ALL THOSE HATEFUL LIES OUT THERE !!!! . FROM LOSERS !!! . THAT NEVER KNEW HIM !!! . 👍💖🙏🏾😎...
Much Respect to Mr. Tony Liu!! You know every time I see him in Shaw Bros. flicks etc. I can tell he's learned alot from Bruce just by his demeanor and then some. Now I would say....Tony Liu is one in a million who had mad respect for Bruce by far! There's a reason as the old saying goes...."Men Age Like Fine Wine" I'll let you all simmer on that note. =)
I didn't recognise him from the thumb nail..Seems our Bruce helped another man in his film career!..So good to see Tony looking so well and giving an all positive talk on Bruce..Thanks Tony..and for the upload..
I remember Tony Liu was in Bruce Lee's movies as his sidekick, depicted as brash and often impetuous. He is now an older and wiser gentleman. Bruce Lee would have been proud to see him.
BRUCE LEE FOR EVER AND ALWAYS LEGENDARY LEGEND MY HERO MY STRENGHT THE BLOOD IN MY VEINS BOILING HOT THE DRAGON SPIRIT LIVES ON AND ON FOR ALL ETERNETY👑❤☝️ THANKS MY FRIEND FOR SHARING THIS WONDERFUL MAGICAL VIDEO ABOUT BRUCE LEE AND SHARING UR STORY WITH US 1 BIG LOVE TO U👏👏👏
I remember him he's the one who fought with john saxon, while they are betting when Tony will get knocked out. Big boss he was the iceplant owner's son. In way of the dragon he was one of the waiters of that restaurant.
Wow, brilliant interview. Thanks so very much for sharing. Tony Liu still looks so cool and elegant after all these years. Bruce Lee is indeed the best. 唯一伟大的龙哥。为了他早学会点儿中文。
Great post! I've never seen this interview/recording. An FYI to all you confused people in the comment section: Tony said it had been 20 years since he worked with BL; That would mean this video was recorded in the early 90s.
During my university days in Edinburgh Scotland, the student union, show a movie in one of the lecture theatre for student living in campus for free every Sunday night . The patrons were mostly Asian students, During every Sunday nite half an hour before showtime group of mostly Asian students would be queing and waiting in the first few front rows waiting for the lecture doors to be opened. There was one particular Sunday night, when a group of us arrived at the lecture theatre for the usual cinema viewing. To our astonishment, there were already a huge crowd of Norwegian students ahead of us queuing for the show.The first time for any show wherebye the the front rows were occupied by non asian students . Needless to say the show that evening was Enter the Dragon, starring Bruce Lee.Very obviously the Norwegian students were there to see their hero, Bruce Lee. More astonishing was the fact that the sizeable Norwegian student population in my campus would normally during lecture times always kept to their own kind ,rarely mixing outside their own group, they are big, strong and very impressive in stature with average height above 6feet, they are very proud of their Viking heritage.Quite unbelievable Bruce Lee was their hero. That event was one of the proudest moment for a Chinese in campus. Mind you those were the days in the late 70s. As a postgraduate Nigerian roommate of mine at that time first comment the first time he met me was, 'back in Nigeria before i came to Edinburgh, the only thing i knew about a Chinese is,chinese takeaway and Bruce Lee'.
Thank you for putting these up Onionsan. Very inspiring to me. I feel like some of the most dedicated Bruce fans still haven't seen these interviews. If you pay attention to these interviews, they let you in on more of Bruce's feats. It also interesting to see the perspective of those close to him as a friend and those who sort of mostly only worked with him. Very motivational.
Dang...the story of Tony's actor friend who didn't like Bruce or see what the big deal was watching Big Boss in an American theater, seeing the black audience members stand up when Bruce appeared, and being compelled to stand himself-that kinda says it all, doesn't it?
I’ve always had that same thing in my character where I treated everyone with respect even as a kid before I knew what Bruce Lee was. But if someone treated me with disrespect I would get fuming mad. This temper I’ve been working on for countless years. I’ve discovered that when you treat those with respect who have no respect for others this humbles them because they are respected. The bully in me is the bully in you and the saint in me is the saint in you. May growth be our constant way and may happiness be the order of the day.
many years i just known this guy played with many bruce lee 's movies Bruce Lee: The Big Boss July 12, 1971, Bruce Lee lands at Don Muang airport, (Thailand) On July 12, 1971, Bruce Lee lands at Don Muang airport, (Thailand) where the director Wu Chia Hsiang awaits him, who is the director of the film, which lasted a short time since Bruce did not quite fit in with this director and invited him to stop filming. The problems were many, from disagreements in the form of filming, in the shots of the fighting images. Bruce got to the point of threatening to leave the film, he told Raymond, "this show has no idea about anything, he wants my fights to last 10 minutes to fight with three opponents" Then according to Wu Chia, "Bruce Lee only has some good movements but little else" after a few days of filming the tension was already unbearable, to the point that the main actor and the director did not speak to each other. A week after the beginning of the film, Raymond Chow sent Wu Chia Hsiang home, leaving the film without a director, they needed an urgent director, one of the producers of the Golden harvest was Liu Liang who curiously had a husband who was a director of cinema, with some experience "hehehe" which at that time did not have any movie filming, this director was none other than Lo Wei 唐山大兄 (1971) The Big Boss ใอ้หนุ่มซินตึ๊ง USA Title: Fists of Fury Origin: Hong Kong Language: Cantonese Genre: Martial Arts Rating: II (Hong Kong) Release Date (HK): 10/31/1971 Directors Lo Wei Wu Chia-Hsiang Screenwriter Lo Wei Martial Arts Director Han Ying-Chieh Producer Raymond Chow Man-Wai Cast Bruce Lee Siu-Lung ... Cheng Chiu On Maria Yi Yi ... Chiao Mei James Tin Chuen ... Hsu Chien Nora Miao Ke-Hsiu ... Ice drinks hawker Lee Kwan ... Ah Kun Han Ying-Chieh ... Boss Mi Lau Wing ,Tony Liu-- หลิวหย่ง ... Boss Mi's son Kam Shan (2) ... Ah Shan Chan Chue ... Factory manager Malalin Bonnak ... Wu Man Li Hua-Sze Billy Chan Wui-Ngai ... Ah Pei Lam Ching-Ying ... Ah Yen Tu Chia-Cheng ... Third Uncle Peter Chan Lung ... One of Mi's men Production Company Golden Harvest Productions Assistant Director Chik Yiu-Cheong Chan Chue Cinematographer Chris Chen Ching-Chu Art Director Chen Hsin Costume Designer Lau Chu Makeup Simon Chan Kwok-Hong Hsieh Tse-Ming Editor Sung Ming Props Ma Man-Chun Music Wang Fu-Ling Production Manager Liu Liang-Hua Kelly Lai Chen Filming Location Thailand
Out of all the actors who worked with Bruce in his films, Tony Liu appeared the most as he did 4 (Big Boss, Fists of Fury, Way of the Dragon, and Enter The Dragon). The rest did either 2 or 3.
Hello Tony, It's been a long time. You knew Bruce before me, I met him in LA back in 1970. Good that you verify Bruce's stunning speed and explosive power. I have commented on a few posts in an attempt to tell it like it is. However, there will always be wise guys trashing him... Allan 余雅倫
@@riverphoenixx Bruce was a perfectionist, he'll get irritated when things are done carelessly; thus, he was temperamental. He loved voluptuous girls and had his flings with quite a few; however, it was all physical, he never let anyone interfere with his marriage. The saying goes: "play but know where home is". When you're lucky enough to have Bruce teach you...pay attention throughout or you'll be looking in from the outside lol... So much for now.
เพิ่งรู้ว Tony Liu หลิวหย่งผู้ชายคนนี้เล่นหนังกับ บรูซ ลีหลายเรื่อง Tony Liu was born on February 7, 1952 in Hong Kong. He is an actor and director, known for The Way of the Dragon (1972), The Big Boss (1971) and Fist of Fury (1972). See full bio » Born: February 7, 1952 in Hong Kong .... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mAtegDN_7pA.html Bruce Lee: The Big Boss 12 กรกฎาคม 2514 บรูซลีลงจอดที่สนามบินดอนเมือง (ประเทศไทย) เมื่อวันที่ 12 กรกฎาคม พ.ศ. 2514 บรูซ ลี เดินทางถึงสนามบินดอนเมือง (ประเทศไทย) ซึ่งผู้กำกับ อู๋ เจีย เซียง รอเขาอยู่ ซึ่งเป็นผู้กำกับภาพยนตร์เรื่องนี้ ซึ่งใช้เวลาไม่นาน เนื่องจากบรูซไม่ค่อยเข้ากับผู้กำกับคนนี้และ เชิญเขาหยุดถ่ายทำ ปัญหามีมากมาย ตั้งแต่ความขัดแย้งในรูปแบบของการถ่ายทำ ในภาพการต่อสู้ บรูซถึงขั้นขู่จะออกจากภาพยนตร์ เขาบอกเรย์มอนด์ว่า "รายการนี้ไม่ได้คิดอะไร เขาต้องการให้ไฟต์ของฉันใช้เวลา 10 นาทีสุดท้ายเพื่อสู้กับคู่ต่อสู้สามคน" จากนั้นตามที่ Wu Chia กล่าวว่า "Bruce Lee มีการเคลื่อนไหวที่ดีเท่านั้น แต่มีอย่างอื่น" หลังจากถ่ายทำไม่กี่วันความตึงเครียดก็เหลือทนจนถึงจุดที่นักแสดงหลักและผู้กำกับไม่ได้พูดคุยกัน หนึ่งสัปดาห์หลังจากจุดเริ่มต้นของภาพยนตร์ Raymond Chow ส่ง Wu Chia Hsiang กลับบ้านโดยปล่อยให้ภาพยนตร์เรื่องนี้ไม่มีผู้กำกับพวกเขาต้องการผู้กำกับด่วนหนึ่งในผู้ผลิต Golden Harvest คือ Liu Liang ที่อยากรู้อยากเห็นมีสามีที่เป็นผู้กำกับ ของโรงหนังด้วยประสบการณ์ "ฮี่ฮี่ฮี่" ซึ่งตอนนั้นยังไม่มีการถ่ายหนัง ผู้กำกับคนนี้ก็ไม่ใช่ใครอื่นนอกจาก โล เว่ย 唐山大兄 (1971) ใอ้หนุ่มซินตึ๊ง สหรัฐอเมริกา หัวข้อ: Fists of Fury ที่มา: ฮ่องกง ภาษา: กวางตุ้ง ประเภท: ศิลปะการต่อสู้ คะแนน: II (ฮ่องกง) วันที่วางจำหน่าย (HK): 10/31/1971 กรรมการ โล เหว่ย Wu Chia-Hsiang นักเขียนบท โล เหว่ย ผู้อำนวยการศิลปะการต่อสู้ Han Ying-Chieh ผู้ผลิต Raymond Chow Man-Wai Cast Bruce Lee Siu-Lung ... Cheng Chiu On มาเรีย ยี่ ยี่ ... เจียวเหม่ย James Tin Chuen ... Hsu Chien Nora Miao Ke-Hsiu ... คนขายเครื่องดื่มน้ำแข็ง ลีขวัญ ... อา คุน Han Ying-Chieh ... Boss Mi หลิว วิง Tony Liu-- หลิวหย่ง ... ลูกชายบอสหมี คัม ชาน (2) ... อา ชาน ชาญชือ ...ผู้จัดการโรงงาน มาลาลิน บอนนัค ... หวู่หม่าน Li Hua-Sze Billy Chan Wui-Ngai ... อา เป่ย ลำ ชิง-หญิง ... อา เยน Tu Chia-Cheng ... ลุงสาม Peter Chan Lung ...หนึ่งในผู้ชายของหมี บริษัทผลิต โปรดักชั่นเก็บเกี่ยวทอง ผู้ช่วยผู้กำกับ จิกยิ่ว-ชองชานชือ ผู้กำกับภาพ คริส เฉิน ชิง-ชู ผู้กำกับศิลป์ เฉินซิน ออกแบบเครื่องแต่งกาย เหลา ชู แต่งหน้า Simon Chan Kwok-Hong Hsieh Tse-Ming บรรณาธิการ ซุง หมิง อุปกรณ์ประกอบฉาก หม่ามันชุน ดนตรี หวังฟู่หลิง ผู้จัดการฝ่ายผลิต Liu Liang-Hua Kelly Lai Chen สถานที่ถ่ายทำ ประเทศไทย
Wow these Asians don’t age at all!!!! These guy still looks like he’s in his early thirties and I’m writing this in pandemic era 2020!!!! Don’t know how old this video is but he looks good I still recognise him
Mr Onionsan Sir,is Mr Tony Liu still living God bless him 🙏 please let us know,, I understand that he is in this interview like talking to the fan's in the USA God bless him 🙏 Sir let us know if he's still living I hope,, what I mean is if he's alife 🙏😔
Hey tony I want to play in your movies as a bad guy. Btw how how do you stay so young I’m turning 46 this week but you look younger . 李小龍 is my inspiration in every aspects of my life, including my work out, and even in my strategy/ability to teach math :)
20 years ago.. bit longer than that. More like 43 years ago. Funny but informative.. great vid. I thought it was Tony leung until you showed pic.. with Bruce... save the tigers and elephants.. Bruce Lee told me to say that. Cause he was a animal lover.. like Jackie chan and stop eating dogs Korea its sick..
