Quite incredible AI generated voice of Bruce Lee talking about Game of Death and even about his own death. Eerie but quite compelling hearing Bruce come back to life again.
More good news for Bruce Lee fans. Some reels of Super 8mm film reels and rare images of the behind the scenes from Enter the Dragon has been found by David Tadman and a team of others belonging to the late John Saxon. Saw a few seconds of the footage and it looks great stuff. Here's the full write up regarding the images and footage from David Tadman ...
After John's passing, his son Antonio and me began creating the blueprint to best highlight his father's vision in what he wanted to share to the countless fans of Bruce Lee and the martial arts community around the world.
Through our research and discovery, we came upon many rare images and film rolls of super 8 reels that had the behind the scenes look at the legendary film in which highlighted both Bruce Lee and John Saxon in their creative process.
Working with Adrenalizing media / Films, I am proud to announce the forth coming documentary film and it's adjoining book, Bamboo and Dragons which is now in it's production stage.
These projects are an amazing tribute to both John Saxon and Bruce Lee and will for sure highlight some of the rarest unseen imagery ever produced of the time John shared with Bruce while creating the most legendary Action Film of it's kind.
Having the perfect team in place for a huge project such as this is paramount to it's success. Therefore, I am thrilled to announce in having Markus Liedtke (Adrenalizing Films) Steve Kerridge, John's son Antonio Saxon and wife of John's at that time, Mary Ann Saxon - all a part of this amazing journey.
These individuals are just some of the incredible people who are part of this creative journey in what's to be the most memorrable documentary film of it's kind.
- Bamboo and Dragons -
- Here is a snip look of what's to come -
A special shout-out to brother Robert Lenarcic for his contributions...
Apologies. I've been a bit quiet on here lately. Busy working long night shifts and tomorrow I go in for hip replacement surgery. That's been on my mind a lot. Will be doing next to nothing for the next couple of months trying heal up from surgery. A lot of sitting and lying down ahead for me.
Fifty years today Enter the Dragon was released in the West. The film which made Bruce Lee an international star and household name. It's a shame Bruce never lived to see the success. Click the link for a great article about the film and includes a recent interview with André Morgan.
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Proud to add this 566 page monster book to my collection. Probably be the last time anything I ever write ends up in print.
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Quite incredible AI generated voice of Bruce Lee talking about Game of Death and even about his own death. Eerie but quite compelling hearing Bruce come back to life again.
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More good news for Bruce Lee fans. Some reels of Super 8mm film reels and rare images of the behind the scenes from Enter the Dragon has been found by David Tadman and a team of others belonging to the late John Saxon. Saw a few seconds of the footage and it looks great stuff. Here's the full write up regarding the images and footage from David Tadman ...
After John's passing, his son Antonio and me began creating the blueprint to best highlight his father's vision in what he wanted to share to the countless fans of Bruce Lee and the martial arts community around the world.
Through our research and discovery, we came upon many rare images and film rolls of super 8 reels that had the behind the scenes look at the legendary film in which highlighted both Bruce Lee and John Saxon in their creative process.
Working with Adrenalizing media / Films, I am proud to announce the forth coming documentary film and it's adjoining book, Bamboo and Dragons which is now in it's production stage.
These projects are an amazing tribute to both John Saxon and Bruce Lee and will for sure highlight some of the rarest unseen imagery ever produced of the time John shared with Bruce while creating the most legendary Action Film of it's kind.
Having the perfect team in place for a huge project such as this is paramount to it's success. Therefore, I am thrilled to announce in having Markus Liedtke (Adrenalizing Films) Steve Kerridge, John's son Antonio Saxon and wife of John's at that time, Mary Ann Saxon - all a part of this amazing journey.
These individuals are just some of the incredible people who are part of this creative journey in what's to be the most memorrable documentary film of it's kind.
- Bamboo and Dragons -
- Here is a snip look of what's to come -
A special shout-out to brother Robert Lenarcic for his contributions...
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Stuck in a hospital bed, unable to get up and about so I can't think of a better time to start reading my Bruce Lee at Golden Harvest book.
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Apologies. I've been a bit quiet on here lately. Busy working long night shifts and tomorrow I go in for hip replacement surgery. That's been on my mind a lot. Will be doing next to nothing for the next couple of months trying heal up from surgery. A lot of sitting and lying down ahead for me.
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Fifty years today Enter the Dragon was released in the West. The film which made Bruce Lee an international star and household name. It's a shame Bruce never lived to see the success.
Click the link for a great article about the film and includes a recent interview with André Morgan.
www.bbc.com/culture/article/20230817-the-inside-st…
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