Yet, as soon the director yelled “cut”, Lee dropped everything and ran over to Chan to make sure he was alright. RELATED: Jackie Chan Shuts Down Rumours That ‘Rush Hour 4’ Is In The Works He spoke about how the stunt scene went wrong and Lee accidentally hit him in the side of the head with the stick causing him to temporarily lose his vision. “I just wanted Bruce Lee to hold me for as long as possible,” the “Shanghai Noon” actor said. In a recent video from Chan, he recalls the first time he worked with the icon on the set of “Enter The Dragon” which made Lee an international star while Chan starred as “Thug in Prison”. #BruceLee #JackieChan #EnterTheDragonĪ post shared by Bruce Lee on at 9:58am PDT UPDATE: FULL STORY FROM Jackie is up on Bruce Lee IGTV now!. 🐉✌🏽Happy Friday! “I just wanted Bruce Lee to hold me for as long as possible.” 😂🤣 This story from about being with Bruce on the set of Enter The Dragon always puts a smile on our faces. All right? Not only did he say that, but his wife, Linda Lee, said that in her first biography I ever read. If people are saying, ‘Well he never said he could beat up Muhammad Ali,’ well, yeah, he did. I heard him say things like that to that effect. “The way he was talking, I didn’t just make a lot of that up.

“Bruce Lee was kind of an arrogant guy,” Tarantino told the press after Lee’s daughter Shannon Lee slammed the famed director. RELATED: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Calls Quentin Tarantino’s Depiction Of Bruce Lee ‘Sloppy’ And ‘Somewhat Racist’ With the release of “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood” this summer, Lee once again became vastly talked about although mostly because of Quentin Tarantino’s portrayal of him as cocky. Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan are arguably the two biggest martial arts stars in the world but rarely got to work together.

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