Original sentence: A major "Bruceploitation" film was The Clones of Bruce Lee (1977), wherein a professor makes three Bruce Lee clones using cells from the star's body and trains them in martial artists to be sent out to fight crime.A number of performers adopted similar-sounding screen names, including Bruce Li, Bruce Le, Bruce Lei (a.After the death of Bruce Lee, Hong Kong suddenly found its biggest hope yet for global success gone.But Westerners, given their first taste of kung fu movies, had a huge appetite for more and Hong Kong tried to provide.Hung's character idolises Bruce Lee and when he hears of a film being made with a Lee imposter, goes onto the set and uses his own kung fu skills (with some of Lee's traits thrown in for humour) to beat up the imposter.In another example, Enter the Dragon director Robert Clouse took the footage from Lee's unfinished Game of Death and added new footage featuring several doubles to form a new film released in 1978.Their Chinese screen names were also chosen to echo Lee's
Edited sentence: A major "Bruceploitation" film was The Clones of Bruce Lee where a professor made three Bruce Lee clones using cells from Bruce Lee's body and trained them into martial artists to be sent out to fight crime.After the death of Bruce Lee, there was a large void in the market.Another, by Robert Clouse took the footage from Bruce Lee's unfinished Game of Death and new footage featuring several Bruce Lee doubles to form a new film also called Game of Death.Hung's character idolised Bruce Lee and when he hears of a film being made with a Bruce Lee imposter, Sammo goes onto the set and uses his own Kung-Fu skills (with some of Bruce Lee's traits thrown in for humour) to beat up the Bruce Lee imposter.It seemed that anybody with any knowledge of Kung Fu and a surname which could be mistaken for Lee adopted the English forename Bruce and started making Kung-Fu films, including Bruce Li, Bruce Le, Bruce Lei (a.Sadly, many of those films were made only to make money off the name of the genuine Bruce Lee so had relatively poor production values.Their Chinese screen names were also cheap Bruce Lee knock-off's.Westerners, given their first taste of Kung Fu movies had a huge appetite for more and Hong Kong tried to provide