Hollywood couldn't stick to Lee's actual story Had to add their Oriental fantasies
It was inevitable that Hollywood would eventually make a biographical film about the life of Bruce Lee. He was only one of the biggest stars in the world in the 1970s. The problem was they couldn’t just stick to his actual story. They had to add their fantasies about the exotic Orient which almost wrecked this release.<br /><br />What the movie gets right is the basics of Lee’s life. For instance, even though it doesn’t say it the movie has Bruce as a little kid training under Ip Man who was one of the Kung Fu masters in Hong Kong. It also tried to include some lesser known elements such as the fact that he was a champion dancer. They don’t have him actually dance, but he shows up at a dance hall and gets into a fight with some British sailors. They have him working and living at a Chinese restaurant and starting college although that happened in Washington state not in San Francisco like in the movie. It has Bruce creating his own form of martial arts and writing about it known as Jeet Kune Do. His role as Kato on the Green Hornet TV show. His frustration with Hollywood like when he came up with the idea of the show Kung Fu and they gave the part to a white guy.<br /><br />Then there’s the bad. It includes a story that Bruce was challenged to a fight over teaching whites Kung Fu, which is disputed. Then they make up that he received a serious back injury and was hospitalized. Nothing is gained from this make believe so I don’t know why it was added. Worse is the re-occurring dream of a Chinese demon warrior being after Bruce. That’s used in the very first scene and is an attempt to explain why Bruce died so young. Again nothing is gained from this. To make things worse they try to say that’s why Bruce’s son Brandon also died. Bruce Lee had an amazing rags to riches story. Hollywood couldn’t be happy with that so it had to add this garbage.
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