TV Shows:
* The Green Hornet (1966-1967): This show gave Lee his first major break in Hollywood as the sidekick, Kato, to the titular superhero. Lee's dynamic martial arts skills were showcased in the show, paving the way for his future success.
* Longstreet (1971): Lee appeared in a single episode of this crime drama, "The Way of the Dragon," showcasing his fighting abilities in a memorable duel.
Films:
* The Big Boss (1971): This was Lee's first starring role and a huge box office success in Hong Kong, launching his career as a leading action star.
* Fist of Fury (1972): Another massive hit in Hong Kong, this film further cemented Lee's status as a martial arts icon.
* Way of the Dragon (1972): Lee wrote, directed, and starred in this film, which featured his iconic fight scene against Chuck Norris.
* Enter the Dragon (1973): Lee's final film, this was a groundbreaking martial arts epic and a worldwide box office sensation, solidifying his legacy as a martial arts legend.
Other Projects:
* The Chinese Connection (1972): This film was initially titled "Return of the Dragon," but Lee withdrew from the project due to creative differences. However, some footage of him was used in the film.
It's important to note: Bruce Lee's career was tragically cut short by his untimely death in 1973. While he only starred in a few films, his impact on cinema and martial arts is undeniable. His unique style and philosophy continue to inspire generations of martial artists and filmmakers.