Exit the Dragon, Enter the Tiger
(1976)
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Exit the Dragon, Enter the Tiger
(1976)
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Bruce Li | ... |
David Lee /
Tiger
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Yi Chang | ... |
The Baron
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Kang Chin | ... |
Hua
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Shao Chun Chao | ... |
(as Tsao Shao Jung)
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Hsin Yi Chang | ... |
(as Chang Sing Yee)
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Ping An | ... |
Reporter
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Shen-lin Chen |
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Fu Hung Cheng | ... |
(Guest star)
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Yen-Chen Cheng | ... |
Singaporean karate champ
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Hou Kuang Chi |
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Lu Chien | ... |
(as Chin Lu)
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Hsiao Pao Ko | ... |
Policeman
(as Kou Shao Po)
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Fa Yuan Li |
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Shih Lu | ... |
(as Lu Chi)
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Fei Lung | ... |
Himself
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This martial arts movie tries to explain the strange death of the international movie star and kung fu master Bruce Lee. Most of the story centers on a former disciple of Lee who launches a private investigation and ends up avenging the brutal death of his own girlfriend. Written by Ørnås
I'd just like to say, if you listen closely to the music in some of the sequences, you'll also hear Pink Floyd's 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond'. It was quite common for kung-fu in the 70's to use popular music from radio and other movies as main theme's and incidental music. Every now and then you'll hear some Ennio Morricone or some Jerry Goldsmith peice somewhat briefly but still recognizable. One of oriental films' odder attributes.