I recently had the opportunity, while bored in a hotel, to watch some of The Legend of Bruce Lee, a 50 part series that cost around 50 million RMB (6.4 million dollars). It’s terrible. It has some redeeming qualities. I like the fact that despite... ...full story at Mutant Palm
from Mutant Palm on Sun, Nov 23 2008
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| 16 Jun 08 |
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Legend Of Bruce Lee - Musical Trailer 3/3 »
YouTube video Three musical trailers from the 40-part series is being made by Chinese state television about the life of
late martial arts star Bruce Lee. The Legend of Bruce Lee is being filmed in southern China. |
| 13 Apr 07 |
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Shooting of the new Bruce Lee TV series begins » Shanghaiist CCTV just started shooting this 40 part series in Guangdong—with a total budget of $6.4 million. That figure sounds awfully minuscule, but what we do we know. The person they picked to play Bruce Lee is Hong Kong actor Kwok -Kwan Chan (陈国坤), who... |
| 21 Jul 09 |
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Today's Links: Bruce Lee biopic, Netease and Sina slammed shut, and faking adoptable babies » Shanghaiist Bruce Lee's siblings authorize Chinese biopics [AP] "Bruce Lee's older sister and younger brother have authorized a Chinese company to make a series of biographical films about the late kung fu icon, saying they want to produce a historically accurate... |
| 12 Jan 09 |
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The Dragon’s Lair » Black China Hand The Hong Kong government has agreed to preserve a former home of late martial arts legend Bruce Lee and turn it into a tourist attraction, an official said Wednesday. For an icon of Bruce Lee’s status (a man who inspired a generation of young... |
| 10 Apr 07 |
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China shoots TV plays on Kungfu master Bruce Lee » People's Daily China's national broadcaster, China Central Television, has started shooting a 40-part television series on the country's most legendary Kungfu master Bruce Lee. |
| 15 Jan 09 |
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Public will back Bruce Lee memorial proposal: HK official » People's Daily Hong Kong officials said they believe the public will support conserving Bruce Lee's former Kowloon Tong home and turning it into a tourist resort commemorating the late movie legend. Rita Lau, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of... |
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