Bruce Lee's best fight scene stole the show, but it was in a production that the legendary martial arts star was almost fired ...

The Big Boss (aka Fists Of Fury ... and the now infamous lost "saw in the head" scene. There was also another whole sequence showing Bruce Lee going to the brothel for a second time that was ...

Martial arts icon Bruce ... work, Lee rose to international fame as the star of Hong Kong action films in the 1970s. In “Fist of Fury,” “The Way of the Dragon” and “The Big Boss ...

Bruce Lee’s debut Hong Kong martial arts movie The Big Boss made him an instant star in Hong Kong. Opening on the last day of October, 1971, it drew full houses for its seven daily screenings ...

Lee also clashed with The Big Boss and Fist of ... You can kind of imagine what Bruce Lee would have been like as a Hollywood star. You have to be a real kung fu head to enjoy his other movies.” ...

The action drama, The Big Boss, stars Bruce Lee in one of his ... This was one of the first Bruce Lee films I ever saw, and I have to admit, I really enjoy the heck out of it.

James Tien, who had recently switched from Shaw Brothers to Golden Harvest, had already been earmarked as a future star and the lead actor for The Big Boss ... biography Bruce Lee: A Life.

With its designated chapter stops, which easily allow viewers to skip right to the good parts, this DVD set was made for Bruce ... Lee’s first significant screen role was in 1971’s The Big ...

In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, Denver Film is screening a series of films called Bruce Lee & Beyond ... The films are "The Big Boss," "Fist of ...

British writer Kerridge admired Jimmy Wang Yu, Lo Lieh and David Chiang but it was Hong Kong icon Bruce Lee that inspired a career in teaching martial arts, while daughter Shannon Lee and others ...

and for Hong Kong films like "The Big Boss," "Fist of Fury," "The Way of the Dragon" and "Game of Death." "Enter the Dragon," Bruce Lee's biggest film in the U.S., was released a month after his ...

‘Because of what he could have been. Because he died so early. He became a myth’: Bruce Lee in ‘Enter the Dragon’ (Shutterstock) ...