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THE GREEN HORNET, Bruce Lee, 1966-67. TM and Copyright 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved, Courtesy: Everett Collection 20thCentFox/Courtesy Everett Collection ACHTUNG AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: x20thCentFox/CourtesyxEverettxCollectionx TCDGRHO FE024
Bruce Lee set up his image by creating his character in every single movie he acted in. The legend is popular even after so many years.
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Bruce Lee passed away at a young age, but his legacy remained. Even being a legend, he also had his ups and downs during his significant acting career. His expertise in martial arts helped him a lot in his acting career.
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In Bruce Lee’s book, there is a mention of his Hollywood debut. His first time didn’t go well for him. Although it wasn’t like he only stopped after his debut. The harsh reality check gave him a confidence boost, and the rest is history.
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The biggest lesson for Bruce Lee
Martial arts legend’s Hollywood debut didn’t go the way he planned. All of this led him to start thinking about building his character, which is what made Bruce Lee himself. This was the lesson that made him an icon in front of the whole world.
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Chinese American actor Bruce Lee on the set of Tang Shan Da Xiong (Big Boss), written and directed by Wei Lo. (Photo by Golden Harvest Company/Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images)
?I am a personality and each role I play shares a bit of that personality, I think the successful ingredient in it [Longstreet] was because I was being Bruce Lee. I was free to express myself,??Bruce said.
He talked about his specialty and explained how, in every role he played, he dove fully into it. The legend not only turned into the character but also made his version of that character. He didn’t need to copy it, he had his style!?
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?When I first arrived [in Hollywood] I did The Green Hornet. As I looked around I saw a lot of human beings, as I looked at myself I was the only robot there, because I was not being myself,??Bruce?added.
His first day on the set made him realize his mistakes. He realized he needed to create a version of himself or he would become disoriented. He felt like a robot because he wasn’t being himself as he followed everything he was told. The version of himself he lacked made him realize his mistake.?
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Still an inspiration to the world
It’s been over five decades since the legend passed away, but the contributions he made to the modern martial arts world are huge. He not only made a lot of contributions in MMA, but also in the world of acting. He was an all-rounder, and that is what made him so special.
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Jeet Kune Do, which was founded by Bruce Lee, made a huge impact in the world of MMA. It was a hybrid martial arts philosophy drawn from different combat disciplines that paved the way for modern mixed martial arts. Bruce always believed in defense over offense, which was unique to him.
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