Tribe.net. Local Connections http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/a24d0ae2-6e36-48a9-a607-e16279167fca 2005-05-02T05:45:13Z 2004-09-22T06:24:59Z

<div>Game of Death (1978) <br/> <br/>Directed by <br/>Robert Clouse <br/>Sammo Hung Kam-Bo (uncredited) <br/>Bruce Lee (uncredited) <br/> <br/>Writing credits (in alphabetical order) <br/>Bruce Lee <br/>Jan Spears <br/> <br/>Cast (in credits order) <br/>Bruce Lee .... Billy Lo <br/>Colleen Camp .... Ann Morris <br/>Dean Jagger .... Dr. Land <br/>Gig Young .... Jim Marshall <br/>Tai Chung Kim .... Billy Lo <br/>Biao Yuen .... Billy Lo (as Bill Yuen) <br/>Robert Wall .... Carl Miller <br/>Kareem Abdul-Jabbar .... Hakim <br/>Mel Novak .... Stick <br/>Hugh O'Brian .... Steiner <br/>James Tien .... Charlie Wang <br/>Dan Inosanto .... Pasqual (as Danny Inosanto) <br/>Chuck Norris .... Fighter (archive footage) <br/>Roy Chiao .... Henry Lo <br/>Russell Cawthorne .... Surgeon <br/>Casanova Wong .... Lau Yea-chun <br/>Han Jae Ji .... Fighter <br/>Yuan Chieh .... Fighter <br/>Sammo Hung Kam-Bo .... Lo Chen (as Hung Kim Po)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 4 replies </div>

2004-09-22T06:24:59Z http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/8db29521-86c2-4bc7-b52b-81f8e5007c0f 2004-10-30T05:06:44Z 2004-09-22T06:15:03Z

<div>Enter The Dragon (1973) <br/> <br/>Directed by <br/>Robert Clouse <br/> <br/>Writing credits <br/>Michael Allin <br/> <br/>Cast overview, first billed only: <br/>Bruce Lee .... Lee <br/>John Saxon .... Roper <br/>Kien Shih .... Han <br/>Ahna Capri .... Tania <br/>Angela Mao .... Su Lin (as Angela Mao Ying) <br/>Jim Kelly .... Williams <br/>Robert Wall .... Oharra (as Bob Wall) <br/>Bolo Yeung .... Bolo (as Yang Sze) <br/>Betty Chung .... Mei Ling <br/> <br/>Plot: <br/>Lee, a member of the Shaolin Temple is asked by a man to go to a tournament that is being on an island that belongs to man named Han, who is a former Shaolin monk, who went renegade. The man tells Lee that they believe that Han is involved in Opium trade and white slavery. He wants Lee to go there and try and get him the evidence they need so that go there and arrest Han. Lee agrees but is then also told that Han's men tried to abduct his sister three years ago and rather than submit she committed suicide. Lee now has a personal stake. Also going to the tournament is a man named Roper who is in a financial bind with some men, who collect one way or another, and Roper is hoping to find a way out of the hole he is in.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 2 replies </div>

2004-09-22T06:15:03Z http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/b94ae5f4-4522-4d27-8f21-0ee7aa6a9aa0 2004-09-22T06:28:52Z 2004-09-22T06:28:52Z

<div>Will Wong Kar-Wai Make A Biopic For Bruce Lee? <br/> <br/>May 29, 2004 <br/>Bruce Lee, <br/>The Biopic <br/> <br/>Director Wong Kar-Wa said in Cannes that he would make a biopic for Bruce Lee and Leung Chiu-Wai would play Lee's master, Ye Wen. During an interview with China's CCTV, Leung Chiu-Wai also said their next project would be an martial-art film. The biopic will centers around the story of Lee and his master during the 1950's and 1960's, before Lee was an super star. Someone from Wong's Block 2 Pictures told Shanghai Youth Daily that the biopic was only one of many projects they were working on. Soft Coffee (literal title), a low budget film starring Chang Chen and Dong Jie will be Wong's next project and he will only produce it. Director Tsui Hark and the municipal government of Shunde, Guangdong Province, Lee's hometown, are also pursuing their own Bruce Lee biopics. <br/> <br/>source: <br/>http://www.monkeypeaches.com/0405M.html#040526A</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 0 replies </div>

2004-09-22T06:28:52Z http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/c9d18db3-61d3-4193-b418-c5841b866816 2004-09-22T06:14:17Z 2004-09-22T06:13:51Z

<div>Way of the Dragon (1972) <br/>aka Return of the Dragon <br/> <br/>Directed by <br/>Bruce Lee <br/> <br/>Writing credits <br/>Bruce Lee <br/> <br/>Credited cast: <br/>Bruce Lee .... Tang Lung (a.k.a. Dragon) <br/>Nora Miao .... Chen Ching Hua <br/>Chuck Norris .... Colt <br/>Ping-Ao Wei .... Ho (as Paul Wei Ping-Ao) <br/>Chung-Hsin Huang .... 'Uncle' Wang (as Wang Chung Hsin) <br/>Robert Wall .... Fred (Bob Fred) <br/>Ing-Sik Whang .... Japanese Fighter <br/> <br/>Plot: <br/>Tang Lung (Bruce Lee) arrives in Rome to help his cousins in the restaurant business. They are being pressured to sell their property to the syndicate, who will stop at nothing to get what they want. When Tang arrives he poses a new threat to the syndicate, and they are unable to defeat him. The syndicate boss hires the best Japanese and European martial artists to fight Tang, but he easily finishes them off. The American martial artist Colt (Chuck Norris) is hired and has a showdown with Tang in Rome's famous Colosseum.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 1 reply </div>

2004-09-22T06:13:51Z http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/4239f8ec-17d5-470a-b5e9-8d1870af2729 2004-09-22T06:13:19Z 2004-09-22T06:11:27Z

<div>Fists of Fury (1972) <br/>aka The Chinese Connection <br/> <br/>Directed by <br/>Wei Lo <br/> <br/>Writing credits (in alphabetical order) <br/>Bruce Lee uncredited <br/>Wei Lo <br/>Kuang Ni uncredited <br/> <br/>Cast (in credits order) <br/>Bruce Lee .... Chen Zhen <br/>Nora Miao .... Yuan Le-erh <br/>James Tien .... Chang Chun-hsia <br/>Maria Yi .... Yen <br/>Robert Baker .... Petrov <br/>Fu Ching Chen .... Chao <br/>San Chin .... Tung <br/>Yin-Chieh Han .... Feng Kwai-sher <br/>Riki Hashimoto .... Hiroshi Suzuki <br/> <br/>Plot: <br/>Chen Chen returns to the international compound of China only to learn of his beloved teacher's death. This is compounded by the continual racist harassment by the Japanese population in the area. Unlike his friends, he confronts it head on with his mastery of martial arts while investigating his teacher's murder.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 2 replies </div>

2004-09-22T06:11:27Z http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/154d910d-2ed4-4b7f-a02c-b14b4958027f 2004-09-22T06:10:53Z 2004-09-22T06:08:41Z

<div>The Big Boss (1971) <br/>aka Fists of Fury <br/> <br/>Directed by <br/>Wei Lo <br/>Wu Chia Hsiang (uncredited) <br/> <br/>Writing credits (in alphabetical order) <br/>Bruce Lee <br/>Wei Lo <br/> <br/>Cast (in credits order) <br/>Yin-Chieh Han .... Hsiao Mi (The Boss) <br/>Bruce Lee .... Cheng Chao-an <br/>James Tien .... Hsiu Chien <br/>Maria Yi .... Chow Mei <br/>Malalene .... Prostitute <br/>Tony Liu .... Hsiao Chiun (Mi's son) <br/>Quin Lee .... Li Quin <br/>Nora Miao .... Miao <br/>San Chin .... Hua Sze <br/>Chao Chen .... Foreman <br/> <br/>Plot: <br/>Chein is a city boy who moves with his cousins to work at a ice factory. He does this with a family promise never to get involved in any fight. However, when members of his family begin disappearing after meeting the management of the factor, the resulting mystery and pressures forces him to break that vow and take on the villainy of the Big Boss.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 1 reply </div>

2004-09-22T06:08:41Z http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/ea2c736d-297c-4fd9-a3b0-72f1d4e6f5d8 2004-09-22T06:08:02Z 2004-09-22T06:06:32Z

<div>Kung Fu (1972-1975) <br/> <br/>Cast: <br/>David Carradine .... Kwai Chang Caine <br/>Philip Ahn .... Master Kan (1972-75) <br/>John Blyth Barrymore .... Zeke Caine (1975) <br/>Keye Luke .... Master Po (1972-75) <br/>Radames Pera .... Caine, as a youth </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 2 replies </div>

2004-09-22T06:06:32Z http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/d7e44c5c-80a1-481f-8a9f-1ded35a1ea0c 2004-09-21T20:42:19Z 2004-09-21T20:42:19Z

<div>Writing credits (in alphabetical order) <br/>Kevin Smith screenplay <br/>Fran Striker creator <br/>Fran Striker radio series <br/>George W. Trendle characters <br/>George W. Trendle creator <br/>George W. Trendle radio series <br/> <br/>Cast <br/>Jason Mewes <br/> <br/>Plot: <br/>Millionaire newspaper publisher Britt Reid is secretly The Green Hornet, a masked crimefighter backed up by his kung-fu fabulous chauffeur, Kato. <br/> <br/>on imdb: <br/>http://imdb.com/title/tt0400479/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 0 replies </div>

2004-09-21T20:42:19Z http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net/thread/f6f7fb38-d4e1-48cc-9c56-a616ba7a4b40 2004-09-21T20:40:13Z 2004-09-21T20:40:06Z

<div>The Green Hornet (1966-1967) <br/> <br/>Directed by <br/>William Beaudine <br/>Norman Foster <br/>Robert L. Friend <br/>Murray Golden <br/>E. Darrell Hallenbeck (as Darrel Hallenbeck) <br/>James Komack <br/>Leslie H. Martinson <br/>Larry Peerce <br/>Allen Reisner <br/>Seymour Robbie <br/>George Waggner <br/> <br/>Writing credits (in alphabetical order) <br/>Ken Pettus writer <br/>George W. Trendle characters <br/>Arthur Weingarten writer <br/> <br/>Cast (in credits order) verified as complete <br/>Van Williams .... The Green Hornet (Britt Reid) <br/>Bruce Lee .... Kato (1966-1967) <br/>Wende Wagner .... Lenore 'Casey' Case <br/>Lloyd Gough .... Mike Axford <br/>Walter Brooke .... Dist. Atty. F.P. Scanlon <br/>William Dozier .... Narrator (uncredited) </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://LeeJun-Fan.tribe.net">Bruce Lee</a> - 1 reply </div>

2004-09-21T20:40:06Z