Fact1: film begins with nightmare of Bruce Lee 's father, Fact2: Bruce Lee 's father sees terrifying phantom known as Demon in black samurai armor, Fact3: montage passes through teenage years in Hong Kong, Fact4: Bruce In is shown receiving instruction in traditional Chinese martial arts montage, Fact5: Bruce fights with British sailors As harassing young Chinese woman young adult
Output: The film begins with a nightmare of Bruce Lees father, who sees a terrifying phantom known as the Demon in black samurai armor that haunts the young Bruce Lee. In a montage that passes quickly through his teenage years in Hong Kong, Bruce is shown receiving instruction in traditional Chinese martial arts. As a young adult, Bruce fights with British sailors harassing a young Chinese woman, and this results in him having to leave Hong Kong. His father suggests that Bruce go to the USA — Bruce was actually born in San Francisco, California, when his father was a performer touring there and so Bruce has a U.S. birth certificate. His father asks Bruce to become a success, so that his name will be famous even back in Hong Kong. In America, Bruce works as a dishwasher at a Chinese restaurant, until a violent brawl with four of the cooks. The restaurant owner arrives and fires Bruce. As well as severance, she gives him an allpurpose loan and exhorts him to invest in an education. While studying philosophy in college, he begins to teach martial arts classes, where he meets Linda Emery. They marry in defiance of Lindas racist mother. Linda suggests that Bruce open a martial arts school, but his Chinese peers demand he not train blacks or Americans and challenge him to settle the matter via combat. Bruce defeats Johnny Sun in a secretive, illegal, noholdsbarred honor match, but an embittered Sun attacks Bruce after having already admitted defeat. Suns cowardly, vengeful attack results in a seriously debilitating back injury for Lee. Linda is upset that Bruce did not tell her about the match. However, she nurtures him through his recovery, despite his despair and assumption that she will abandon him. She convinces him to examine his flaws and weaknesses and thus develop the fighting philosophy of Jeet Kune Do, which is published in The Tao of Jeet Kune Do. During this period Linda gives birth to their first child, Brandon, which helps to assuage a reconciliation with Lindas mother. Some months later, during Ed Parkers martial arts tournament, Bruce faces Johnny Sun again, in a 60second demonstration of his new fighting style. Johnny Sun appears to have the upper hand in the first half minute, but then Bruce dominates Sun, finishing by kicking him over the top rope into the crowd. Bruce is subsequently praised by the crowd. After the match, Bruce meets Bill Krieger and is hired for The Green Hornet television series. Bruce and Bill work together and create the idea for the Kung Fu television series. At a cast party, Linda says she is now pregnant with their second child. Shortly afterwards, there is an announcement for the cancellation of The Green Hornet. Kung Fu makes it to television, but much to Bruces frustration, it stars David Carradine, a Caucasian. Bruce believes that Krieger has betrayed him. Bruce returns to Hong Kong for his fathers funeral, where Philip Tan, a Hong Kong film producer, informs Bruce of his fame there, where The Green Hornet show is called The Kato Show. Bruce begins work on the feature film The Big Boss. In the filming of the final scene, set in an ice factory, Johnny Suns brother Luke attacks Bruce, wanting revenge, but Bruce emerges victorious. The Big Boss is a success. Bruce makes several more films, working as actor, director and editor. This causes a rift between Bruce and Linda, as she wishes to return to the U.S. Krieger shows up, and although he knows that Bruce is still angry with him, he offers him a chance to work on a bigbudget Hollywood movie, particularly as Linda wishes to return to the States. On the 32nd day of shooting Enter the Dragon, during the climactic room of mirrors sequence, Bruce has a terrifying vision of the phantom samurai that has haunted his dreams since childhood. However, this time, being shown and beaten against his own grave, he saves his son Brandon and breaks the dark warriors neck. The film ends during a shot of the final scene of Enter the Dragon, the film that would make Lee an international film star. Linda informs the audience that Bruce died before the movies release, and goes on to state that she has preferred to discuss Bruce Lees life, not his death.