How Bruce Lee s roar changed in the game of death

That's not him, only the last one in the tower is him, and the other is filmed by a Korean actor.

In the Game of Death, only two clips of the nunchucks and black masters fighting each other are Bruce Lee, and the rest are stand-ins.

1.Bruce Lee's last work, Game of Death, which has been circulating for decades, is actually the real starring role of Tang Long, and Bruce Lee's original footage is only ten minutes, and the rest are all Tang Long's stand-ins.

2.Tang Long also became the starring actor who was not the main actor, this remade film is completely different from Li Xiao's original idea of lacking potato dragons, the original story tells a group of peerless masters to a five-story tower to seize a treasure, and each floor of the tower is checked by a master.

3.On that day, in addition to Bruce Lee, the other two actors went to the tower to break through the level, and Li said his martial arts theory while fighting in the play, but it was all cut in the version of the film in 79.

4.It's a pity that this is the changed "Game of Death", which is not Bruce Lee's original idea, but a drama rewritten by the director to cater to the stand-in.

5 Only part of the fight scenes in the play are retained, and the nearly 12-minute wonderful fight between Bruce Lee and the Japanese Aikido master is also abridged, as well as the two-section stick fight against Master Irushandu in the Tiger Palace, and the black Jabbar is also cut.

In the first half of "Game of Death", Tang Long played Bruce Lee as a stand-in.

Tang Long, whose real name is Kim Tae-jung, was born in South Korea in 1943, a Korean actor, kung fu movie star, and taekwondo martial artist.

In 1978, he participated in the Golden Harvest Company's remake movie "Game of Death" as Rubili for the first time as Bruce Lee's "stand-in", and in 1981, he starred in the movie "Tower of Death" as Bruce Lee's stand-in and Bruce Lee's younger brother Li Zhenhui, and in 1986, he played Bruce Lee again in the action movie "Game of Blood" directed by Yuan Kui, and then faded out of people's sight.

Game of Death (1978).

I may not have photographed the Tower of Death yet! Bruce Lee filmed for a total of 38 minutes, and after he died, the producer found a Korean who was very similar to him to act, but the acting was okay, to be honest, I can't tell which ones are played by Xiaolong and which ones are played by others!

Directors: Bruce Lee, Sammo Hung, Robert Close.

Starring: Bruce Lee, Tang Long, Colin Gap.

Synopsis: Kung fu superstar Billy enjoys a very high box office appeal in Hong Kong, because he is unwilling to cooperate with the gang, Billy is lucky not to be killed, he will be calculated to fake his death to hide from the world, he waits for the opportunity behind the gang, and finally eradicates the despicable gangster gang in one fell swoop.

Comments: This is Bruce Lee's unfinished posthumous work, he just completed the most classic master tower duel, and the literary and drama part has not yet had time to start filming, and Bruce Lee will die. Sammo Hung and American director Robert Close were ordered to reshoot the rest of the film, and re-edit the negatives left by Bruce Lee, a more complete storyline "Game of Death" finally saw the light of day 5 years after Bruce Lee's death, although this work has been very different from Bruce Lee's original conception, but it is after all a Bruce Lee's last work, and Bruce Lee designed several major action scenes are still wonderful, he and the Philippine stick king, NBA star, The matchup of several heavyweights, such as the Korean martial arts master, is particularly classic.

Looking for a stuntman In September 1977, Hong Kong Golden Harvest Film Company commissioned Robert Krauss, a famous American director who collaborated with Bruce Lee on "Enter the Dragon", to complete the re-filming of "Game of Death". Klaus used three stand-ins (some sources say that it is five stand-ins) including South Korean martial arts movie star Tang Long (real name Kim Tae-jung) to start refilming with actors from Hong Kong and the United States. and changed the title to "Game of Death".

After the reshoot of the film was completed, in order to accommodate the performance of the stand-in, the plot of the film was completely changed; and brought the copy back to Hollywood, interspersing a large number of close-ups of the face in Bruce Lee's films during his lifetime in the passages taken by the stand-in, making it impossible to argue between truth and falsehood.

The remake of "Game of Death" was released in Hong Kong on March 23, 1978, and it was a great sensation. Unfortunately, in the original film, Bruce Lee filmed three fight scenes with Irusandu, Ji Hanzai, and Abdul-Jabbar, totaling more than 40 minutes (if you add the shooting footage and the wrong shots, the actual mastering film shot is about two hours). However, the remake version of "Game of Death" only retains the two battles with Irushandu and Jabbar, and the battle with Ji Hanjae is completely cut.

Even the two battle scenes with Irushandu and Jabbar have been largely cut, the scenes of Arita Jun and Chen Yuan appearing in the picture have been completely cut, and a lot of interesting conversations between Bruce Lee and Irushandu and Jabbar have also been cut! In fact, the original fight scenes of Bruce Lee that are really preserved in the remake version of "Game of Death" are only about 11 minutes long! What a pity!!

In 1994, Bruce Lee researchers from Japan and the United States worked together with filmmakers to finally find all the master tapes of Bruce Lee's original "Game of Death" from Golden Harvest Film Company's film library, and filmed the suffix part of the film according to Bruce Lee's original script. As a result, the only film "Game of Death" that can see Bruce Lee's original full picture so far came out.

Footage filmed by Bruce Lee: Only the clip of the duel between the nunchucks and the black master in the game of death was filmed by Bruce Lee himself, and the rest were stand-ins.

Bruce Lee's last work, "Game of Death", which has been circulating for decades, is actually starring Tang Long. Bruce Lee's original footage was only ten minutes. The rest was performed by him as a stand-in. Only the actor at the end of the film still has Bruce Lee's name on it, so Tang Long became a non-starring actor.

The last game to circulate in decades, Game of Death

Of course, it's himself, but there is Sammo Hung on it, but it's not a starring role.

Lumbilli's 1978 remake is not Bruce Lee's posthumous work, and the shots of Bruce Lee in the film are all edited from Bruce Lee's movies during his lifetime, so strictly speaking, Bruce Lee's posthumous work is "Game of Death" (with an extra "of").

Synopsis: Kung fu superstar Billy (Bruce Lee) encounters a strange accident on the set of the movie, but fortunately survives. It turns out that he is favored by the gang leader Dr. Lan, who has repeatedly tried to blackmail and win Lu into joining his gang, and even intimidated his girlfriend, but Lu swears not to do so.

In a few days, the killers raided one after another, and Lu was planning to take his girlfriend Liz out for a while, but the hidden arrow was difficult to prevent, and during a movie shooting, Lu seriously injured the gunman Stex, so Lu planned to feign death, and began to plan to destroy Dr. Blue during the ** period. When Lan and his gang went to Macau in an attempt to manipulate gambling for profit, Lu disguised himself and infiltrated Lan's apartment and injured Lan and several thugs, and Lan began to suspect Lu's "death". Then, the World Karate Championships were held in Macau, and Lan sent a master to play, and during the match, Lu's girlfriend rushed to the arena and wanted to assassinate Lan to avenge Lu, but Lu immediately stopped him.

After the match, Lou infiltrated the players' locker room and defeated Blue's karate champion. Lan sent people to Lu's grave to investigate, and finally learned that Lu was not dead. Annoyed, Lan kidnaps Leigh and orders Lou to get to a cargo hold at one o'clock in the evening.

Lu relied on his strong skills to deal with the bandits and finally defeated them one by one. Lu rushed to Lan's criminal agency overnight and decided to catch him all. Who knew that there were three masters in ambush in the building.

In order to expand the martial arts scene, Bruce Lee, with his status in the international martial arts world, invited Elisan from the Philippines and South Korea, who are known for their wrestling, and Xiaolong also specially invited Karim Abdul Jabbar from the United States to come to Hong Kong. Abdul-Jabbar is a star player of the American professional basketball team who is 220 centimeters tall and has a good reputation, and is also one of Bruce Lee's apprentices. Lu and the first layer compete with Filipino masters to test nunchucks, which is the essence of the whole play.

Li and Elishando use the same equipment, different playing styles, and high-level stick skills. Dazzling the audience, Lu went through several hard battles, passed the level, approached layer by layer, and finally completely smashed Dr. Lan's criminal gang.