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Bruce Lee

NOUN
  1. United States actor who was an expert in kung fu and starred in martial arts films (1941-1973)

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  • Scores of imitation Lee films were rushed out, with titles like Re-Enter the Dragon, Enter Another Dragon, Exit the Dragon, Enter the Tiger, or even Bruce Lee Fights Back From the Grave.
  • The nunchaku popularised in Bruce Lee films and used by Japanese ninjas is only meant to be used by experts in combat sports.
  • Images of Bruce Lee and the night fighting scene in Enter the Dragon flashed through my mind like flags on the field of battle.
  • U.S. District Judge Gerald Bruce Lee threw out the banks as defendants last year, saying that allegations "that the banks and [R.A. North] were in cahoots with TRM" were "simply implausible. Lure of quick profits snared investors in Carolina land deals
  • Dhumraketsu on Sep 13, 2008 well … cowboy bebop is actually the only anime i would like to see in a live-action medium. the film noir/spaghetti western/bruce lee meets sci-fi background could all be well translated to film, considering that's where they come from! granted we need the right producer and director and cast. Fox Developing Cowboy Bebop Live-Action Feature Film! « FirstShowing.net
  • I'm quite small like Bruce Lee was and martial arts are really about agility and skill, there's very little brute force involved.
  • To a generation of Irish people, the name Bruce Lee conjures up images of young men in denim throwing high kicks at each other outside the local chipper at closing time.
  • He began working as a stuntman for Bruce Lee, then a stunt double for Woo Ping, and has directed over 30 films.
  • It runs nineteen minutes and includes interview footage with Bruce Lee.
  • This teaser for Donnie Yen's IP MAN 2, the second of his still-in-progress trilogy about Bruce Lee's sifu, ends before Yen's Wing Chun using hero and Sammo's Hung Gar master villain actually fight, but look at how badass Sammo appears here, even in what's little more than a glimpse: Mini Reviews Too Late
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