Bruce Lee The Man Who Started It All Quiz

Answer: San Francisco

Bruce was born in Chinatown, San Francisco November 27th 1940, soon after he was born his parents moved back to Kowloon, China. His father, Lee Hoi-Chuen, was an actor and introduced young Bruce to movies. Bruce made several movies as a child in Hong Kong.

Answer: Lee Jun Fan

Lee Jun Fan means "return again" and was given to Lee by his mother, who felt he would return to the United States once he came of age. Bruce actually had three Chinese names Li Yuanxin, Li Yuanjian and Li Xiaolong which meant Little Dragon.

Answer: Wing Chun

Karate is a Japanese martial art, Taekwando and Hapkido are both Korean. Although Bruce eventually studied all martial arts and other fighting forms, from which he took the best and developed Jeet Kune Do, Wing Chun was Lee's first martial art. It taught simplicity of movement and was mainly good for close up fighting.

Answer: Hwang in Sik

Hwang in Sik has appeared in many Martial arts movies and is known for his very fluid movement and spinning kicks. His appearance in "Way of the Dragon" was a fairly minor role for him, but the few minutes he is fighting with Bruce is well worth it.

Answer: Marlowe

Bruce played a bad guy, Winslow Wong, who was sent to scare Marlowe and although Bruce was only onscreen for a short time, he still showed some of the screen presence he would exhibit in his later movies.
The end fight with Marlowe was a little unrealistic. Bruce did a flying kick and fell off the roof to his death. But then again it was better than showing James Garner beating Bruce.

Answer: Batman

"Batman" was a successful TV series made in the 60s at the same time as "Green Hornet" which did not do as well. However when Bruce arrived back in Hong Kong he was greeted as a hero, as Kato was shown as the star of "Green Hornet".

Answer: Longstreet

"Longstreet" was about a blind insurance investigator, played by James Franciscus. Bruce appeared in four episodes as Li Tsung and it was really the first time the west got to see how effective Kung Fu was.

Answer: Dancing Cha Cha

Bruce Lee loved anything physical. He believed dancing was a great way to learn fluid movement, and that it was also a great way to meet girls.

Answer: Ironside

"Ironside" was a ground breaking show as it featured a disabled character, played by the late Raymond Burr. Bruce had been in a number of TV series including of course "Longstreet", but apart from that show the roles he played were very minor and did not really show off his amazing skills.

Answer: Norah Miao

Norah Miao is the only actress to appear in three of Bruce's movies. Some male actors appeared in as many but she was the only actress to do this.
Her acting begain in 1971 and as late as 2012 she was still making movies.