Bruce Lee

he's dead smart one -_____-

he and his son, Brandon Lee, are buried at a cemetery in Seattle, Washington

Bruce Lee was taught the escrima or kali sticks by his friend Dan Inosanto, along with the nunchaku as well, late sixties.

Bruce used a pair of wooden kali sticks covered in a thin rubber-like material in the underground fight scenes of Enter the Dragon 1973. One of the wooden sticks is broken inside its covering near one end, as can been seen on film. These actual used sticks are with a top UK collector. As with most props a second set was made for backup, likely with a Japanese collector.

Golden Gate Girl (1941) was Bruce Lee's first film. He played an infant (uncredited) in the movie. His first USA movie was Marlowe (1969).

He was often getting into trouble and fights. To avoid more trouble, his parent sent him to the US, he was a citizen of the US.

Cantonese, a HK dialect.

The best sas snipers known to man can shoot a penny off a wall from a mile away

Death by Misadventure The Mysterious Life of Bruce Lee - 1993 was released on:

USA: 1993 (video premiere)

Japan: 1996 (video premiere)

Germany: 2 June 2010 (DVD premiere)

Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco. He grew up in Hong Kong, where his parents were from.

Jeet Kune do is the Kung fu that was founded by Bruce Lee. Most of it is based on free and not so strict movements. it shows that when you are shapeless and don't follow strict disciplines you can win a fight easily.

However the style of kung fu Bruce lee first learned was called Wing Chun.

Twelve movies are listed that he has credits in.

Although they hide it very well, after my decades of reaserch and field work I have finally found what a Puffin uses to defend themselves. They use laser-made, bionic lollipops and their brains are engineered with Kung-Fu moves. The puffins were taught and trained by Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan to devlop these special skills, and have now become a force to reckon with.

Bruce Lee played the Green Hornet's driver.

US actor Brandon Lee (1965-1993) was the son of martial arts actor Bruce Lee. He was born February 1, 1965. He died in a stunt firearms accident on March 31, 1993, age 28. In 2015, he would have been 50 years old.

I would really have to say that Bruce Lee is probably the better martial artist in terms of his extensive training, competitive experience and because of developing his own system which is still taught today. Jackie Chan is the first to say that his skills are 'movie' skills and Jean Claude Van Damme did not do martial arts competitively and focused on his movie career instead.

Because it's a movie..I personally think that Chuck Norris would Roundhouse Kick Bruce Lee into oblivion...

Plus chuck Norris didnt do drugs but on the other hand Bruce lee died of a drug overdose

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Bruce had two sisters. They were Phoebe and Agnes Lee.

You're thinking of Dragon Bruce Lee story, he and Linda were on a date to see Breakfast at Tiffany's.

Bruce was insulted at the part of a China man played by Mickey Rooney.

By His courage and his quotes and also his martial arts

Yes. His sisters and brother have sons.

i think enter the eagle

Because he often got in fights, Bruce Lee was interested in martial arts. He was introduced to Yip Man who taught him Wang Chung kung fu. One of the reasons Bruce got in fights as people made fun of him for being a dancer. He won a Cha cha championship in Hong Kong!

They are all humans from... EARTH!

Lee means the sheltered side. In the lee of the stone would mean the side of the stone untouched or sheltered from wind, rein or anything really. in the lee of anything just means the sheltered side of that particular thing.

Nope. But it is still the best movie ever made.