Bruce Lee co-star Shih Kien dies at age 96
The Associated Press
HONG KONG (AP) — Veteran Hong Kong actor Shih Kien, who played Bruce Lee's archrival in the 1973 movie "Enter the Dragon," has died at age 96. "With his death, Hong Kong has lost an outstanding performing arts talent," said acting Hong Kong Secretary ...To be continued.
Carradine: 'My Suicide' one of his final films
Entertainment Weekly
There's an eerie shroud surrounding the deaths of famous martial artists and their families. hmm. a buzz on the internet speculates that Carradine's death may be linked to Bruce Lee fanatics, who view Bruce Lee as the true master of Kung Fu, ...To be continued.
Fighting For Change
Times-Union Newspaper, IN
In the hall of fame's history, only five men have received consecutive inductions, with Bruce Lee, Frank Dux, Bill Wallace and Chuck Norris joining Bronson. With an engaging personality, it's not hard to see how a movie could be made about Bronson, ...To be continued.
Bruce Lee co-star Shih Kien dies at age 96
San Francisco Chronicle, USA
By MIN LEE, AP Entertainment Writer Veteran Hong Kong actor Shih Kien, who played Bruce Lee's archrival in the 1973 movie "Enter the Dragon," has died at age 96. "With his death, Hong Kong has lost an outstanding performing arts talent," Acting Hong ...To be continued.
Why a zombie Bruce Lee could still kick anyone's ass
Examiner.com
Even though he's been dead for over 30 years, Bruce Lee still commands the respect and awe of fighters the world over. During his time as a box-office champion and kung fu legend, Lee could take on anyone, anywhere, anytime, and emerge victorious due ...To be continued.
Sweet Carradine: Five Great Moments From His Career
Houston Press, TX
Bad enough that Carradine, a white guy with no previous knowledge of martial arts, was picked over Bruce Lee to star in the series, but ten years after the show's merciful cancellation, Lee's own son Brandon is cast in the TV movie...as Caine's son. ...To be continued.
Comments on this Story
Arizona Daily Star, AZ
Comment by Sherman L. (Sherman Lee) — June 4,2009 @ 10:40AM He's right about one thing - he was the "evagenlist": Bruce Lee was the "Master". Lee was heavily involved in the making of the Kung Fu TV series and was passed over for the starring role ...To be continued.
Spike Lee trails Kobe; History celebrates Bruce Lee
South Coast Today, MA
The History Channel continues its flight from history with "How Bruce Lee Changed the World" (8 pm, Sunday, History). This two-hour profile offers a thorough look at the famous movie star and martial-arts master who died at 32 in 1973. ...To be continued.
Taek Five With Eric John Eigner
All About Jazz, PA
... Monkeys, Lemurs, Sharks, Stingrays, Dolphins, White Beluga Whales, Seagulls, Cheetahs, Miyamoto Musashi, Hoyce Gracie, Morihei Ueshiba, Bruce Lee, Mixed Martial Arts, Lennox Lewis, Free Running, Parkour, Chess, Emanuel Lasker, Jose Raul Capablanca, ...To be continued.
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