Bruce Lee's Most Famous Movies Ranked Today

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"Bruce Lee's Most Famous Movies All Time Ranked," Bruce Lee was a famous martial artist and actor known for his incredible skill and charisma on screen.

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"The Big Boss [1971] is Bruce Lee's first big movie and marks the start of his famous rise in martial arts films. No one else has had such strong charisma and smooth, memorable lines like he does."

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"Fist of Fury (1972) was Bruce Lee's second movie with Golden Harvest studios, and it was the only one set in the past. He plays Chen Zhen, a student of a well-known kung fu master in 1930s Shanghai during the time of foreign rule."

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The Way of the Dragon (1972) was the first movie where Bruce Lee had a big role both in front of and behind the camera. He found skilled martial artists for the fight scenes and suggested filming the movie in Italy.

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"Bruce Lee: The Man and the Legend (1973) is the best documentary about Bruce Lee. It was directed by Wu Shih and produced by Raymond Chow and Leonard Ho."

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"Enter the Dragon (1973) This low-budget copy of a James Bond movie was meant to make Bruce Lee a huge star. But when he died a month before it came out, it became the peak of his career."

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Game of Death (1978) Bruce Lee passed away before his last movie, Game of Death, was finished, and it took five years for the movie to be released in theaters. In one scene, Lee fights a character played by basketball star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

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Bruce Lee was an actor and martial artist from Hong Kong. He was the creator of Jeet Kune Do, a mixed martial arts ideology that combines elements of several combat sports and is sometimes cited as having paved the way for contemporary mixed martial arts.

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