The Eternal Dragon: Bruce Lee Trivia Quiz

Answer: Lee Jun Fan

He was nicknamed 'Little Dragon' by various people when he was a toddler. Jun Fan Lee is the equivalent of Lee, Jun Fan.

Answer: San Francisco

His family moved from San Francisco back to Hong Kong. When he became a late teen, his father decided to send him back to America (to Seattle) because he was always getting into trouble with the police for streetfighting!

Answer: Linda Cadwell

'Most people like to think about how Bruce Lee died. I prefer to think of how he lived.' - Linda Lee Cadwell. She was Linda Emery before remarrying.

Answer: Wing Chun

When his fellow students learned of his part-German heritage (His mother was half-German) they refused to train with him. His master, the legendary Yip Man, saw the fire and talent in him and decided to train him privately.

Answer: One Inch Punch

A Japanese Judo sensei was placed in front of Bruce with a chair five feet behind him. Bruce raised his fist towards the sensei, exactly one inch away from his chest. Without any runup or movement of his body, the fist struck the master and he flew backwards crashing into the chair. This was the start of the legend that was Bruce Lee..

Answer: Yul Brynner

McQueen and Coburn were pallbearers for Bruce's initial funeral in Hong Kong

Answer: The Green Hornet

His role as Kato, the sidekick of Green Hornet, caught the eye of many Hollywood executives and Hong Kong producers

Answer: Way of the Intercepting Fist

'Absorb what is useful. Discard what is not. Add what is uniquely your own.'

Answer: 5,000

Bruce's daily workout consisted of: 360 waist twists, 100 sit-up twists, 100 leg raises, 200 leaning twists, 200 frog kicks, 2000 kicks and 5000 punches. Add to that his training of Wing Chun and Jeet Kune Do. The perfect physical specimen.

Answer: 5 foot 7 inches

Believe it or not, Bruce was only 170cm tall (and only 135lbs- 61kg). To think of the explosive power he could produce from such a small frame is simply incredible and inspiring.

Answer: The extras kept challenging Bruce for fights

The crew was mixed with Asians and Americans (mostly due to Bruce's insistence), and this led to many frustrating communication problems. To shoot the fight scenes, they needed very tough and experienced fighters from near the shooting location. The most qualified they could get in considerable numbers were rival Asian gangs.

When the camera rolled they weren't staging the fights but they were actually fighting! The director was about to walk out on the film but Bruce's wife Linda convinced him to stay and she made peace between the gangs.

After that was settled Bruce was suddenly confronted by many gang members who thought they could beat Bruce ... Bruce still remained undefeated after dozens of consecutive fights.

Answer: Jet Li

Li's remake, known as 'Fist of Legend' (the inspiration for the Matrix fight scenes) is considered the superior to Bruce's original and also one of the greatest martial arts films of alltime.

Answer: Muhammad Ali

'A lot of people ask him 'are you the best'? And he would say, 'If I tell you I'm the best you'd probably think I'm boasting but if I say I'm not the best you'd say I'm lying'.'

Answer: brain edema

It is has since been widely reported that some painkillers Betty Ting Pei gave him, also gave him an allergic reaction that killed him. Many others say otherwise. His son Brandon died in 'mysterious circumstances', shot on the set while filming "The Crow".

Answer: 'As a human being'

'Most people like to think about how Bruce Lee died. I prefer to think of how he lived.' 'Bruce was like a beautiful meteorite. Looked at the world, and so quickly, faded out.'