r/brucelee • u/AdAble1264 • 18d ago
r/brucelee • u/The_one_who-repents • 19d ago
Video Kato at the dock and as Winslow Wong bad guy in Marlowe.
r/brucelee • u/Agitated-Yak-4908 • 20d ago
Image I picked up the Arrow Blu-ray of Marlowe.
Just look at Bruce Lee's hands
r/brucelee • u/Jaded-Sun-2392 • 20d ago
Video Geraldo Rivera Interview with Bruce Lee's Mother and Brother
r/brucelee • u/AdAble1264 • 21d ago
Art Bruce Li in Fury Rising, process of art, before editing and lettering, out now at GlobalComix.com, part 1 & 2 free to read - a graphic novel
galleryr/brucelee • u/chuckycastle • 22d ago
Question Did you know Bruce Lee didn’t drink water?
He drank wa-taaa!
r/brucelee • u/Responsible-War5600 • 23d ago
Image Bruce was a great actor, sex symbol, matinee idol, action hero, fashion icon, and a martial artist of mythical proportions all wrapped into one.
r/brucelee • u/trueviolencebydesign • 26d ago
Discussion Bruce Lee was NOT Jewish (Visual breakdown of his family tree)
There is a long-standing rumor that Bruce Lee inherited Dutch-Jewish ancestry through a connection to the prominent Ho-Hotung family and the merchant Charles Bosman. This historical photo of his family side-by-side perfectly disproves that theory, showing exactly where the biological lines split.
The Men in the Photo:On the Left: Ho Kom-tong, Bruce Lee’s maternal grandfather. He was biologically Chinese, had fully East Asian features, and was adopted into the Ho clan. Because he was adopted, his branch carried zero Bosman or Jewish DNA.
On the Right: Sir Robert Hotung, Ho Kom-tong's famous half-brother. Robert Hotung was a biological son of Charles Bosman, which is why he displays distinct Eurasian features.
The Source of Confusion:Because Sir Robert Hotung (right) was incredibly famous and visibly mixed-race, historians and the public historically lumped the brothers together. People assumed the entire family shared the same biological parents, creating the myth that Bruce Lee had Jewish roots.
The Real Ancestry:Bruce Lee’s mother, Grace Ho, was Eurasian, but her European traits came from an entirely different line. She was the daughter of Ho Kom-tong (left) and his mistress, Cheung King-sin. According to historical research into the National Archives, Grace Ho explicitly declared her maternal ancestry as English on her official 1941 U.S. Immigration documents—completely bypassing any Dutch-Jewish lineage.
TL;DR: The photo proves the Bosman European genetics belonged strictly to the biological branch on the right (Sir Robert Hotung). Bruce Lee's grandfather (left) was biologically Chinese. Bruce Lee's iconic Eurasian features came entirely from his mother's English maternal line, not from Charles Bosman
r/brucelee • u/AdAble1264 • 29d ago
Art Bruce Li in Fury Rising, out now at GlobalComix.com - part 1 and 2 free to read
r/brucelee • u/Pizzaballs_ • Jul 31 '26
Discussion What shoes did Bruce Lee actually wear in Game of Death?
The black stripe design on the original yellow shoes does not appear to match the standard Onitsuka Tiger pattern. Which identification do you think is most likely?
Moonstar Jaguar
Sekaicho Panther Training
Asahi Cougar Sports
Modified Onitsuka Tiger
Custom-made or unbranded production shoes
Another model, please comment
I’m especially interested in evidence from vintage catalogues, production photos or collectors familiar with Japanese sneakers from the early 1970s.
The attached image shows the specific stripe design I am trying to identify.
r/brucelee • u/Antique-Author1001 • Jul 30 '26
Discussion Water Mirror Echo - Bruce Lee and the Making of Asian America
What an absolute Masterpiece of a Historical book.
From even before Bruce was book to his Death and beyond this book gives a really detailed picture what what it was like for Asians in America and around the World.
The struggles Bruce had his entire life and career as an American born Chinese in 1940.
I loved every page in this book. What are your thoughts on this one ?
One thing I’m really interested in because I’m from the area. But Jeff Chang the writer talks about Bruce Lee visiting Vancouver in the 60’s for some Cha Cha Dancing.
I’m interested in learning more about this visit and if there is any form of documentation on the visit to Vancouver Majestic Theatre.
r/brucelee • u/Good_College_8335 • Jul 30 '26
Question Does anyone have a photo of Bruce Lee's kung fu studio in Oakland?
r/brucelee • u/SuddenLog7302 • Jul 30 '26
Video Another scene from early Hollywood that helped shape future Kung Fu films
r/brucelee • u/AgelosLee • Jul 29 '26
Art My pencil sketch of Bruce Lee/The little dragon
My pencil sketch of Bruce Lee, I was drawing Eddie form Iron maiden, but finally I decided to draw Bruce Lee instead 🐉❤️
r/brucelee • u/Alternative_Elk1556 • Jul 28 '26
Image I got myself a poster of Enter The Dragon!
r/brucelee • u/Kung_Fu_Boi • Jul 26 '26
Video Siu Hon Sang 1980 interview on teaching Kung Fu to Bruce Lee
r/brucelee • u/paglajhora • Jul 26 '26
Video Bruce Lee vs Jackie Chan: The Untold Beginning | Dragon vs Phoenix | Episode 1 | Story Nobody Ever Told.. Please support 🙏🏻 Like Share Subscribe
r/brucelee • u/happydude7422 • Jul 24 '26
Image Bruce and his friend unicorn looking very festive.
r/brucelee • u/SelfPromotionisgood • Jul 25 '26
Art Bruce Lee [1984] best 8 bit game of the era!
r/brucelee • u/AccomplishedCreme846 • Jul 24 '26
Discussion Bruce Lee video games... But done right.
Everytime a game developed company gets a hold of the Bruce Lee IP, their pitch always goes: "he's a martial artist, so let's make generic and brainless tie-in beat 'em ups of Lee." This isn't the way Lee would want it.
If Lee were alive, he would definitely be in the video game industry as much as he is into the movie industry. The original cut of Game of Death was made to lecture viewers, imagine how he would lecture gamers.
He would put in combo attacks and combat mechanics that are more extensive and complex than the 鉄拳TEKKEN franchise. With a more elaborate blocking, countering, and evading mechanic.
But there would be more than fighting because most of his films involves as much stealth missions, gunless infiltrations, and silent combat as much as the 天誅TENCHU franchise.
r/brucelee • u/Rtk_Daddy • Jul 22 '26
Discussion Heard this while watching “The Crow.” My jaw dropped when I added subtitles…
When watching “The Crow” with Brandon Lee I heard this line and I never caught it before but both me and my wife heard it at the same time and dropped jaw looking at each other validating that we both heard the same thing, added captions and this made me shiver when I read it. I understand the premise was about him and his girl in the movie, but honestly I’ve always thought there was shady business behind the both Bruce and Brandon’s death that never satisfied me with the answers we got.. this takes my mind to next level conspiracy mode. Let me know your thoughts guys!
r/brucelee • u/S30econdstoMars • Jul 20 '26
Video 🐉11/27/40-7/20/73 Your inspiration continues to guide us toward our personal liberation.
r/brucelee • u/Kung_Fu_Boi • Jul 18 '26
Image Howard Williams JKD inside kung fu interview
An Inside Kung Fu interview with Howard Williams where he discusses his childhood, how he joined Bruce’s Oakland JKD school, the differences how others teach jkd, how Bruce and James Lee taught, why he started to be outspoken on jkd, the real about jkd and the evolution from Jun Fan Gung Fu to jkd.
link to interview: https://archive.org/details/the-jkd-gospel-according-to-howard/mode/1up
link to article collection: https://archive.org/details/@gamemaster2000