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Born: 11/27/1940

Biography: Born in San Francisco to Eurasian parents, Bruce Lee moved to Hong Kong when he was three. There, the young actor played tough juvenile roles in several films, using the professional name Li Siu-Lung (Little Dragon). As scrappy offscreen as on, Lee learned to channel his pug …

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ActorAll Actor Credits

Curse of the Dragon [Movie]

1993

Tower of Death [Movie]

1981

The True Game of Death [Movie]

1981

The Real Bruce Lee [Movie]

1979

The Game of Death [Movie] as Billy Lo

1978

Fist of Fear, Touch of Death [Movie]

1977

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Return of the Dragon [Movie]

1973

Fist of Unicorn [Movie]

1972

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Return of the Dragon [Movie]

1973

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NEWS & GOSSIP

The Last Dragon

07/04/09 It is funny that most people have never actually heard of this movie. | TheCelebrityCafe.com
AICN Anime Return With Fist of the North Star, Ponyo/Ghibli/Miyazaki News, Updates on Evangelion, Live Action Old Boy and More..

07/03/09 Fist of the North Star occupies a position in anime akin to how popular media once imagined the "Missing Link" cave man - a hulking, brutish figure of raw power, that never the less represents an ancestor of the modern, refined form. | Ain't It Cool News
Bulls' new draft pick more friendly than intimidating

06/29/09 The first thing that stands out when meeting Bulls first-round draft pick James Johnson in person is that he's not a scary guy. | Daily Herald - Arlington Heights IL
Television movies for the week of June 28

06/27/09 Excited people want to use a lovable Saint Bernard to locate a buried fortune. | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Pittsburgh PA
Film: Inventory: With a whimper, not a bang: 15 particularly depressing cinematic swan songs from talented actors

06/21/09 Everyone who's ever seen Cannonball Run II knows how truly awful it is. | The A.V. Club
Martial Arts Expert Convinced Carradine Was Killed For Exposing Corrupt Leaders

06/08/09 What was first considered a suicide and then reportedly ruled an accident has now sparked debate following claims the Kill Bill star's hands were tied before he was hanged in the closet of a hotel suite in Bangkok, Thailand. | The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)
David Carradine Has Had Death Threats in the Past

06/08/09 There are so many reports surrounding the mysterious death of David Carradine . | Hollyscoop
The Youngest Kid to Graduate College

06/07/09 Moshe Kai Cavalin started college at age 8 and graduated at 11. | TheCelebrityCafe.com
Shih Kien Dies at 96

06/05/09 According to The Associated Press, Shih Kien, who starred opposite Bruce Lee in the 1973 movie "Enter the Dragon," died of kidney failure at a Hong Kong hospital. | TheCelebrityCafe.com
11-year-old college grad: I?m no genius

06/05/09 Moshe Kai Cavalin, 11, graduates with honors from East Los Angeles College on Friday, but just don't call him a genius. | MSNBC
Shek Kin Dead At Age 96

06/04/09 Kung fu veteran actor Shek Kin has passed away in Hong Kong due to kidney failure. | Twitch
Film: Gateways To Geekery: Kung-fu movies

06/04/09 While Bruce Lee's limited output truly galvanized the medium, and his charismatic demeanor and unique, lightning-quick moves won the hearts of Western fans, his movies are atypical if only because he's in them, and his presence and creativity set them apart from most Hong Kong product of the day. | The A.V. Club
Movie Review: Ip Man

06/02/09 There is one point in the martial arts movie Ip Man in which an angry and combative opponent mocks the titular hero for practicing a style of martial arts called the Wing Chun Fist that was originally invented by a woman. | Blogcritics.org Video
Bagua Shoes

05/27/09 Walking a mile in martial arts master Bruce Lee's shoes is a dream likely to never happen, but thanks to French label Bagua we can at least put a little Kung-Fu feeling in our step. | Cool Hunting
Jackie Chan: Chinese People Need To Be Controlled

04/18/09 Action star Jackie Chan said Saturday he's not sure if a free society is a good thing for China and that he's starting to think "we Chinese need to be controlled." | Starpulse News Blog

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