Shannon is a ruthless fake, exploiting Bruce like no other.................. I wouldn't be surprised if she didn't care for him given the influence of linda, and bruce being unfaithfull an all......... I might be wrong but , regarding this, everybody is either silent, or saying she's got the right to do it. Exploiting your own father (regardless of whatever weaknesses he had), is a pretty low act. I think all real bruce lee fans should open their eyes and see what this silly washed up actress is actually doing to Bruce's legacy.

@@helperboy5020 I wouldn't be so quick to blame Shannon for running what is basically the family business. It could've turned out a whole other way if Linda and Shannon had decided to sell all things pertaining to Bruce after Bruce and Brandon's death. At that point, all Bruce memorabilia and mementos would be spread out throughout the world and be in many hands. What I'm still holding a grudge against is Linda's approval of the production of Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. That was a money grab at the expense of Bruce's legacy and not a very accurate account of Bruce's life. I'm still pissed at the ridiculous fight scenes and events in that movie. Bruce deserved much better.

​@@Quantum3691 The Johny walker ad kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gb-fhJSeqN-ne6M.html was the worst by Shannon and Linda. Shannon and bruces chineses family members both should have got the rights, but shannon grabbed it all to herself. Lets say memorabilia went around the world, (most of it has been sold by shannon anyway now), at least we would have seen bruce's original GOD by now. He was almost done with it, more than 1.30 hrs of actual footage for the movie, and i'm not talking bout the blooper reel of 1.36 hrs kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9qhi7iAzJqqaJc.html . All of this is sold to the highest bidders........... thats sad. Raymond was milking Bruce when he was alive, and posthumously his wife and child are doin it.

@@helperboy5020 It is sad that plenty of items are in other people's hands. However, legally both Linda and Shannon have rights to all of the materials. I could be wrong but I have yet to hear anyone of Bruce's family say anything negative about the way Linda and Shannon have handled Bruce's items. I'm certain there's still much of Bruce's personal items which Linda and Shannon are in possession of.which are worth plenty. If I'm correct there are also plenty memorabilia in various Bruce Lee museums.

@@damianalvarez4728 i dont think their sitting on it though. Must be selling to private bidders. The rest of us will never see them.

same here...amazing

How old are you

He looks like an anorexic dude, nothing more. If he was born in this time, he would never make it in the octagon.

Yea...as ripped as he looked, Bruce actually had a lot of health issue.

@@TheRealKaih He was down to 125 lbs. in mid-1973. When he lived in US, he weighed around 140 or so. He did bulk up to 165 but didn't like it. Joe Weider, the mentor of Arnold and the 'father of bodyguild mags said that Bruce Lee had the most ripped physique he had ever seen. Check out what heavyweight karate champ Joe Lewis and others of that age say: "Bruce was the best. He could kick a 600 lb. bag and 'fold it.' Joe: "I know how hard he hit because he hit me. He hit like a super heavyweight. He was the toughest man I ever faced." And: "He could lift and lock out a 80 lb. dumb bell. I know power lifters who can maybe lift it, but can't lock it out like he could.' Check out sifu James DeMile, heavyweight Air Force champion (boxing) and one of Lee's early students: "To this day, I would put all my money on Bruce against anyone in the world in a real fight.' Ditto Dan Inosanto, one of the most respected martial artists in the world: "Without naming names, I saw Bruce spar the best of that era, and he was in a different class.' In Matt Polly's bio, he has an email from Gene Labell: "Bruce was the best of that era.' Check out the comments from Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Manny Pacquiao. These legends say BL is the best, and they're not talking just about movie fighting. Leonard said he developed his jab from studying Lee's movements.

@@erbake fuck the octagon and fuck u

@@erbakeYou must be joking. If he was around today, he would have became acclamated to the times and he would have been better than ever. He would have destroyed guys in his weight class!

Same here

Yeah, its great people are willing to upload Bruce Lee's behind the camera memories...awsome stuff

Im sure there are more recordings of game of death

The film clips in this are taken from the well known golden harvest documentary "Bruce Lee The Man the Legend" 1973. You must have thst on dvd surely? HKLs put it out and do did universe laser and joy sales dvd in HK. If you haven't sent it you must. Really great nostalgic documentary consisting of rare footage that was obviously easy to grab after thst time but disappeared years later. So thank God for thst documentary. The Game Of Death clips in it are special because the whole dunning was done by Bruce in 72 for his 25 min teaser reel which he put together for investors. It has Bruce's own war cries and he even dubs Kareem and Ji Han Jae if you listen carefully.

@@spookyencounters9392 где же увидеть эти замечательные редкие видео ?

It's a pleasure Joey Chen. Thank you for sharing your experience with Bruce Lee

Yes. Several actually. In KZfaq you can find them. Blessings.

Hi Joey, Can you please go into a little detail on what took place. I take it Bruce was using you for blocking out the fights so he was able to work out the camera angles. I guess you were a little nervous in the roll, but you exhibit great flexibility in the footage . Would be great to hear in your own words what was going through your head at the time. Best Regards John

Yep at 135 he became a superman!! Unbelievable!!!

Sin duda logro esa expansión cuando comprendió a Krishnamurti !!!

Sí, fue unos de sus filósofos de cabecera. Devoró toda su obra.

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Nice to know. Thanks.🤙

Its sad that Bruce didn’t get to finish the Game of Death.It would have been the greatest martial art movie ever and even better than Enter the Dragon

The truth is obvious. He was an exceptional martial artist of the highest caliber, and stronger than Tyson. I've never seen Tyson hold 90 lbs and push it straight out in front of him. Hold it, bring it back, and then do it again several times. Try it with 45 lbs. That cat was unbelievably strong!

@@guitarttimman You've never seen Tyson hold 90 lbs and push it straight out in front of him. Hold it, bring it back, and then do it again several times? Who have you seen doing that?

@@echelon2k8 Bruce Lee did it. The late grand master Joe Lewis also seen him do it. Watch this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d76UephonNbcaWg.html

@@echelon2k8 Correction. Joe seen him do it with 75 lbs. I seen him do it with 90 lbs.

@@guitarttimman What else you saw? 😁 you were a friend or what?

GREG MCGARY , *YOU HAVE A LITTLE 'THINGY" BETWEEN YOUR LEGS!* *ALL OF THESE PHOTOGRAPHS WERE MOST LIKELY ORIGINALLY TAKEN IN BLACK & WHITE.* , *AND THEN THEY SHOW A `COLORIZED` VERSION , ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL.*

MICHAEL WILLIAMS , *IT LOOKS LIKE , BRUCE IS JUST WORKING OUT THE CHOREOGRAPHY FOR THE FIGHT SCENES , BETWEEN HIMSELF , AND THE MAIN BAD GUY.* *AND THOSE TWO CHINESE GUYS , ARE JUST "STAND INS" .* *THAT IS WHY , THAT , THAT SKINNY GUY IS IMITATING BRUCE.* *SO , THAT BRUCE CAN SIT BACK , AND SEE HOW IT ALL LOOKS , TO HIS EYE ..ON FILM..ON CAMERA.* . *MY ANALYSIS.*

are u sure? Do tell more please. was he a stuntman?

@@helperboy5020 Yes, That was Wu Nan alright. Bruce's...Butler. Yes, Lee had a butler. Alfred to his Batman. He was present in all the films. He was one of the waiters and held the airbag in "Way of the Dragon" when Lee kicked him across the alley into the box pile.

@@shihanUKS alfred.......lol. thx for the info.

After Bruce died, Wu Ngan immediately dissapeared to foreign country rich.

Heard that as well. Many people went off radar. Almost as interesting as the Dr. Peter Wu and Dr. Don Langford who were never interviewed by the press but were the very ones who saved Lee's life May 10th of 73 , knew what he was doing, and warned him to stop it.

He worked out every day like an Olympian, and more. Eight hours at least a day; and then he studied and thought about martial arts. He probably dreamed about training. Many of his students and friends said that he over-trained. Sometimes, when he was with someone like Joe Lewis they worked out the whole day into the late evening. When he watched old boxing films with his students, they would zone out after multiple viewings, and he would then replay them. When watching boxing on tv, etc. he would say what the boxers would do next. Multiple witnesses said that "Bruce was the strongest, fastest man I've ever met.' There may be someone who can kick or punch, etc. as fast, but no one person can do it all like he could. This the opinion of James DeMile, who actually knew Bruce, and "I tried really to knock him out, because he was always embarassing us in demos. But we could never touch him." Note their friendship soured, yet sifu DeMile has integrity and recounts what he actually witnessed. A lesser man would say, "Ah, that Bruce was no good."