bruce lee played the young caine in kung fu.
bruce lee played the young caine in kung fu.
who played the young caine in kung fu?
bruce lee
po: do you hear your own heartbeat?









































caine: no.









































po: do you hear the grasshopper which is at your feet?









































caine: old man, how is it that you hear these things?









































po: young man, how is it that you do not?









































/poem









































during four episodes of the third and final season ("barbary house", "flight to orion", "the brothers caine", and "full circle"), caine finds his brother danny (tim mcintire) and his nephew zeke (john blyth barrymore).









































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section::::cast.:main cast.









































bullet::::- david carradine as kwai chang caine (63 episodes)









































bullet::::- radames pera as young caine (48 episodes)
kung fu (tv series)
in mid 1981 kung fu and kato kung lee left empresa mexicana de lucha libre (emll) and joined the rival promotion universal wrestling association (uwa). in the uwa kung fu and kato began teaming with black man, forming a trio called "los tres fantásticos" ("the fantastic three") that would soon become the top "tecnico" (face or "good guy") trio of the uwa. "los tres fantásticos" became the first ever uwa world trios championship on march 18, 1984 when they defeated solar, super astro and ultraman in the finals of a tournament to crown the first champions, during a time period where the uwa shows in "el toreo" were the biggest drawing shows in mexico. kung fu, kato and black man lost the uwa trios title at some point in 1984. in 1984/85 emll and the uwa ran a series of joint shows, sharing wrestlers between the two promotions, including "los tres fantásticos". when the cooperation ended kung fu decided to stay with emll, black man remained with the uwa and kato kung lee began wrestling on the independent circuit, ending "los tres fantásticos". several attempts to recreated the "fantásticos" have been made since then, but none had the popularity of success of the original trio. on october 17, 1986 kung fu won the nwa world middleweight championship from gran cochisse, winning one of the top championships in all of mexico. kung fu held the title for approximately 10 months before losing the title to el dandy on july 17, 1987. kung fu regained the title on october 6, 1987 and held it until july 10, 1988 where he lost it to atlantis. by the time kung fu lost the nwa title kato kung lee had returned to emll, he had also turned "rudo" (heel or "bad guy") and lost his mask in a match against el hijo del santo. kung fu and kato kung lee started a storyline feud, old partners who are now enemies. the feud between the two saw kung fu win two "luchas de apuestas" in 1988, both times causing kato kung lee to be shaved bald after the match. in 1990 kung fu worked a feud with atlantis, a feud that let to kung fu being unmasked on october 26, 1990 as he lost a "luchas de apuestas" match. after losing his mask kung fu seemed to have lost a step or two in the ring, losing part of appeal when he lost the mask, something which is not uncommon in lucha libre. after his mask loss kung fu turned "rudo", using his nunchuks to attack other wrestlers. after an initial push as a "rudo" kung fu started to sink in the ranks, being used more and more to help young wrestlers gain experience and make them look good. kung fu remained with emll (by then renamed consejo mundial de lucha libre (cmll)) until 1994, where he began working on the independent circuit. around the same time cuesta introduced "kung fu, jr." to the wrestling world, unlike some family relationships in lucha libre that are fictional kung fu, jr. is actually the son of raymundo cuesta. after touring with kung fu, jr. for a while cuesta went into semi-retirement and began working for the mexican government instead. he made occasional appearances for years, never fully retiring from wrestling.
kung fu (wrestler)