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This site is dedicated to the cult icon of the 70's, the one and only Bruce Lee. This site covers some of what he has done, the biography is set by years of significant things happening during that year. The filmography is only limited to what he did in the movies, excluding what he did in Green Hornet which is a US TV Series where he played a chauffeur that could do martial arts and wore a mask to conceal his own identity.

It also covers the martial arts that was a big influence on his life, philosophy & views. There is some images that the site has collected to show to people that want to know what he looked like and what he did in the movies. In the downloads section, you can download the 2 movies that showed Bruce Lee in action. There is also some desktop wallpapers that you can use for your computer. The links are to cover some sites and links to DVDs or Books that you might be interested of.

What interests me about Bruce Lee. Since I was a teenager, I thought violence was cool, but coming of age later on, I have come to the conclusion that violence is not cool.

But Bruce Lee interested me a lot, because in his films, you could see he had worked really hard to get where he is, a skilful martial artist which could take years and years to become, and that he was too quick for the camera as said in the book "Bruce Lee: Fighting Spirit".

"Enter the Dragon" was the first film I had seen that had Bruce Lee in it, I have also seen the biopic film "Dragon" which explained what Bruce Lee was like, but I don't think its quite close enough like what the book explained.

Continually, I am still fascinated by what Bruce Lee did, and what he is. It's a great shame that he died weeks before he achieved worldwide fame as he set out to achieve.

- James Loveridge

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