ALL THE BRUCE LEE SCENES IN LONGSTREET (Li Tsung - Bruce Lee 4 episodes)

The video is edited by me.
A tribute to Bruce Lee.
It contains all the Bruce Lee scenes from the Longstreet episodes:
Longstreet: Season 1, Episode 1
The Way of the Intercepting Fist (16 Sep. 1971)
Longstreet: Season 1, Episode 6
Spell Legacy Like Death (21 Oct. 1971)
Longstreet: Season 1, Episode 9
Wednesday's Child (11 Nov. 1971)
Longstreet: Season 1, Episode 10
I See, Said the Blind Man (18 Nov. 1971)
Longstreet is an American crime drama series that was broadcast on the ABC in the 1971-1972 season (see 1971 in television). A 90-minute pilot movie of the same name aired prior to the debut of the series as an ABC Movie of the Week.
The series starred James Franciscus as insurance investigator Mike Longstreet. After a bomb (hidden in a champagne bottle) kills his wife, Ingrid, and leaves him blind, the title character pursues and captures the killers. He then continues his career as an insurance investigator despite his blindness.
Bruce Lee appeared in four episodes as Li Tsung, an antiques dealer and Jeet Kune Do expert who becomes Longstreet's martial arts instructor. Wikiquote has quotations from Li Tsung's teachings.
Twenty-three episodes of the show were aired before it was canceled in 1972.
Regular and recurring characters[edit]
Mike Longstreet - James Franciscus
Nikki Bell - Marlyn Mason 22 episodes
Duke Paige - Peter Mark Richman 20 episodes
Mrs. Kingston - Ann Doran 17 episodes
Li Tsung - Bruce Lee 4 episodes

[@mat..n.7061]

Imagine watching tv in 1971, no youtube, no tik toks, no ufc, and you seeing this episode, how cool and refreshing it was. No wonder why we still talk about Bruce Lee in 2023.

[@brightromeo7724]

Bruce Lee parables and words are better than a full dictionary

[@hugo9618]

Who knew that 50 years later, people would still watch this show because of a supporting character who turns out to be more legendary than all the other actors in this show COMBINED

[@d.adamson5769]

Nice philosophy "outside" the ring. Stay safe!

[@landline00]

Very true.

[@Alulim-Eridu]

Bruce did

[@markisaac3550]

So true

[@chrisstrijbosch9318]

only not like bruce lee in his movies, making the sounds, but still a warrior legend of al time

[@NamCaHat]

This is Jeet Kune Do. A lot of people think that Jeet Kune Do is a fighting style, but it's not. Even fighting video games get it wrong when they say that one of their character fighting style is Jeet Kune Do and they move and fight like Bruce Lee. ...No no, Jeet Kune Do is a concept... a philisophy. Anybody who fights in MMA, THAT is Jeet Kune Do. Jeet Kune Do is unique for every person. Take what is useful to you, and discard what is not (again, it will vary between individuals)

[@MadaraUchiha-xx6eh]

We’ll said. Jeet Kune Do is your own and what you make of it. What works for you may not work for someone else and vice versa. It’s not about style it’s about you

[@ramlihassan8238]

You,re right my friend,well said...all those guys doing are not jeet kune do,only copied bruce,s moves in the movies.....

[@jovanleon7]

JKD is a philosophy first and martial art later. There are still guiding principles into what made JKD a formless style. Main guideline is "apply what is useful, discard what is useless and add what is specifically your own" but also "longest weapon to the nearest target", "economy of motion", "precision over power, timing over speed", "simplicity and directness". Those are the guiding principles of JKD. You can't just add anything from whatever martial art you like and call it JKD. If someone is using flashy techniques, it's not JKD since it breaks the enonomy of motion principle, if they use big winding punches or kicks it's not JKD since it's not direct or simple, if someone prioritizes power and speed then it's not JKD since precision and timing beat power and speed, etc. So if you narrow things down, techniques specific to JKD are the Straight Lead, snapping side kick (low and mid), stomp in grappling range, snapping back fist, finger jab, etc.

[@jovanleon7]

@Anoneemus Noename yeah, but JKD is not mostly useless in MMA. In fact many of JKD's techniques have been performed effectively in MMA. Things like front leg sidekick, intercepting attacks, limb destruction (like what happened to Anderson Silva), etc. And if trained vigorously and correctly I would argue that JKD could be the most effective way to win in MMA.

[@rakim6466]

👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@davidchang5862]

How come Hollywood never makes this into a movie ? It will be very interesting. Bruce Lee and his blind disciple…

[@Nikitanz]

I saw this series when I was eleven years old, I started karate when I was fifteen years old, now I am sixty years old and I have seven gold, silver and bronze medals from karate competitions.

[@nslater1388]

A blind man, an Chinese man and a black man together in one room. And people say that American TV shows back in the day didn’t have diverse casting.

[@DJAraRealSalsa]

People never said that American TV shows back in the day did not have any diverse casting, Marxists did and Marxists are not people by any stretch of the imagination and that is why many military generals in other parts of the world would ensure that Marxists would end up in cemeteries, where they could not make silly staements like that! ;)

[@darwinray7394]

@A D actually at this time the people that controlled programming firmly believed they'd make less money if they didn't have white leads/heroes, you can call that racist but I think it's more like ignorance, which is not the same thing. Bruce Lee is so amazing because he was one of the first people on American TV to challenge that idea and eventually prove it wrong... Your comment is actually awesome for that reason, that's the power of Bruce Lee.. Now if you want to talk racist tv go back some more and check out black face those dudes were bugging.

[@darwinray7394]

@A D yeah, that is a problem lol.. it's like a sink, fill it with water but don't flood all over the floor. Care for yourself and for real people, that makes a real difference... media and academia are gonna implode at this rate

[@MrBadass773]

Yeah they did, but it was more stereotypical than today.

[@karlcarlysle3578]

The diversity of which you speak is just beginning as of that time period. This country has been struggling with looking at people of color as human

[@hellohello-in8ik]

Bruce Lee , in my opinion no man to this day could match him in real fight ,without rules, true martial artist a legend the greatest ever .

[@katoextreme3401]

we're glue to watch Bruce Lee in this scenes, even he's not the main actor. he's just inspire us all. how incredible he was. Good looking too

[@sasaha8389]

Why does he has such a huge screen presence...its like magic

[@jakemay637]

He was actor as kid in Hong Kong..six years old maybe, so the camera was natural to him. His flair made him HK cha cha champion.. Silliphant, writer of Longstreet, said Bruce was the most exciting person he had ever met, a human panther who could kick the ceiling. Check out his print interviews.

[@f1ghtman]

Bruce Lee, my childhood hero. And at 49 still my hero and inspiration. He is a legend in life and in death. R.I.P master Lee. You will never be forgotten.

[@markisaac3550]

Yes he was GOAT

[@abcrane]

I really like the way Bruce infuses his own philosophy, his own spin, in all of his movies. he is a true director, a true writer, a true thinker, a true fighter. poet, sage, and sorcerer.

[@Hantamcincai]

I must wholeheartedly agree, though if bet he’d deny being a sorcerer 😋

[@abcrane]

@@Hantamcincai Yip wouldn't approve

[@ligmaballz1]

that escalated quickly.

[@adamkane7513]

*Bruce Lee* could destroy whole cities.

[@VictorJoseQuinter]

Its true

[@spidavenom4]

Fun fact: This episode was written by Bruce's friend, Stirling Silliphant who based this episode off his private lessons with Lee and hoped to use this as a gateway to launch Bruce's movie career.

[@7roach]

I was just reading about this in Bruce Lee's biography and looked up the clip.

[@williamdolyniuk7804]

S.s. wrote enter the dragon .

[@hoanbaymusik5256]

@@7roach lý tiểu long qua đời quá sớm , thật đáng tiếc

[@troyhaskins6107]

Lou Gossett Jr. is in this..never knew that💯

[@thomasmcozart1093]

That makes sense. I read some of this shared wisdom in the book Zen in the Martial Arts.

[@JohnLee-bm6co]

Bruce Lee execution was precision, speed, timing, and fluid movement the master of simplicity

[@1888swordsman]

I love this because this is Bruce Lee being Bruce Lee, not an act, the real man, real lessons. Listen and you will hear the knowledge

[@belkyshaddad9849]

( BRUCE LEE ) , IN T.V. [ THE GREEN HARNET.] 1967 !!! GREAT SOURSE OF INFORMATION IN FIGTHIN😎👍❤ & WISDOM !!! ...

[@dynjarren8355]

I remember this series as a kid. I watched it because Lee was teaching James who was blind how to fight. And I was fascinated by that idea for some reason. And I was interested in learning to fight. I had no idea he would later become a super star. And this is as close as you can get to personal lessons from the Master now. Thanks for compiling this footage!

[@echelon2k8]

You should watch Bruce Lee's voice-over video with him training James Coburn if you haven't already.

[@dynjarren8355]

@@echelon2k8 Hey, thanks for the additional info! Lee was a great teacher and very wise! I didn’t understand his philosophy and instructions back then because I was a kid when I watched this show. But I appreciate it now as an adult! It’s great to hear his wisdom and calm words!

[@rickcoona]

You should look up a movie *"Circle of iron"* Or if you can find it the original cut called *"The Silent Flute"* It teaches his philosophy in a very unique way.

[@sudler2008]

Bruce was already a superstar in Hong Kong. The US just didn’t know of his works yet.

[@NelsonWin]

One of the underrated 60s TV shows which contains full dialogue of Bruce talking about the way of intercepting fist.

[@mrmir8914]

People in the west at that time didn't appreciate Bruce jkd. If it wasn't for Bruce, I'll see how many people would be here today.

[@raimundosilva4382]

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[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

Truly underrated! I was a fan of Bruce Lee after seeing these episodes in 1971 and never looked back! Bruce Lee was the GREATEST of all time! How long have you been a fan of Bruce Lee? You sound like a true Bruce Lee fan like myself and if you want more on Bruce Lee visit and subscribe to my Bruce Lee KZbin channel! I know you will enjoy it! Best Charles

[@mrmir8914]

@@CharlesDamianoBLC thank you. Can't wait to see your poster episode on 6th march

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

You should enjoy it. Part 1 of a 3 part series!

[@wishbone103]

I am 71. If I lived another 1000 years, I still would not see another so great as Bruce Lee ... Big, Big Fan, Forever!!!!

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

I always loved the look on Lee's face when his lesson's interrupted. You can tell he really hates interruptions when things get good.

[@LoneMaestro-]

I helped teach martial arts and it's a buzzkill when It was getting to the part where they realize the big picture so I definitely feel that from Bruce LMFAO.

[@realdealmind01]

The Pierre Burton interview comes to mind. Watch that and see Bruce get annoyed by the countless times he gets cut off by Burton 😂

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

@@realdealmind01 Ya, but you gotta hand it to Bruce, he handled it like a professional. Especially given what I recently found out about him. He could have easily strangled Burton in a coke rage.

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

@Blia Yang I wouldn't say raging as we have yet to see footage of him going on one. But he did do Cocaine. There were only two times where his rage was documented though. The first was during his feud with Lo Wei. They hated each other, but tolerated each other when Big Boss made a boat load of cash. However, when Fist of Fury came around, Lee was enraged at him. While there was probably more to it than that, the big reason was, that Bruce Lee hated Racism. By that I mean he hated both sides of it. Fist of Fury was meant to be a re-telling of Chinese Folk Hero Chen Zhen, but Bruce hated the way the Japanese was being heavily portrayed, just as much as he hated Chinese being a victim of Japanese racism. At one point he stormed the studio intent on hurting Lo. Lo insisted that Bruce pulled a knife on him, but no one could provide proof. Eventually Bruce quit Lo Wei and took Golden Harvest out from under him as his popularity outweighed Lo's and the cast and crew he worked with in the past, was now working with Bruce on Way of The Dragon. The second time he had a rage moment, was when some stunt guy decided to do the stupid thing and jump Bruce's fence to challenge him to a fight. Brandon and Shannon were out in the yard playing when the man scared him. Needless to say the stunt guy got what he wanted. With one kick, Bruce took him out and he spent most of his time in the hospital with a broken sternum. My point though is, most celeb Cokeheads are often out of control and unpredictable and could lash out at moment's notice. Bruce here, probably because he balanced it out with Weed and Hallucinogenics, kept cool and professional the whole time. Meaning he was one of the few functional addicts in the world next to Hunter S. Thompson.

[@MindBat]

Bruce with a longer dialogue in this series offers us a glimpse of Bruce in real life. He was being his authentic self here.

[@ParanormalExplorer]

No, the philosophy is part of it.

[@MickeyT54]

You sound angry about Bruce Lee. After reading his book I dont think at anytime he spoke about philosophy in a decorated or fancy manner. He was pure in his beliefs with no need for embelishment.

[@MindBat]

angel666 ... I don't understand where you got that idea from. Granted, maybe he was being too serious in this series which may be the reason the show didn't last as long. The producers probably wanted someone more humble and less confident.

[@renaissanceman165]

@@MindBat Well, the show wasn't about Bruce Lee. The lead character was James Franciscus. Fans tuned in to see Lee, no doubt, but the ratings were likely low due to the over all concept, and storyline of the show. Remember, Bruce already had an established fan base from his days as Kato on "Theh Green Hornet". Check it Out! Ciao!!!

[@KennethKetchum]

@@MindBat dude you know nothing of what you're talkin about I was 13 years of age when this episode aired and Bruce was merely illustrating his martial arts philosophy in real life no way as the way I said nothing to do with Daredevil either and Longstreet was a successful series on its own Merit absent of Bruce Lee in this one episode. IWatch longstreet it was a good series. Realize

[@Cupcom5]

The speed of that kick at 5:03 at 0.25 speed is just incredible. The fact that he was playing himself here was ever more awesome

[@dionysosalters3145]

You cant see his punch 5:23

[@dar6095]

He was regarded by many the fastest they actually slowd some sequences in his movies for that reason. Nice catch

[@DrRachelRApe]

@@dionysosalters3145 It's because he didn't throw a punch at 5:23 he just lifted his hand and did the first 25% of a punch. Just like he only did 25% of a kick. It's not impressive, you guys are brainwashed.

[@quangtran89]

@@DrRachelRApenếu anh ấy hoàn thành 100% cú đá thì chân bạn sẽ gãy . 100% cú đấm Mắt bạn sẽ bị mù

[@mat..n.7061]

@@DrRachelRApe People like to hallucinate things just because they believe in it. But don't be fooled, Bruce Lee was a freak in term of body mechanics and power and was incredibly fast and strong. But yeah, this here is not even a kick and not even a punch lolll, and if Bruce Lee were watching this footage, he himself would say the same thing.

[@vwwilson8625]

Hell first time i seen this footage of Bruce like many other Bruce Lee fans, awesome.

[@ianstyles9759]

Bruce Lee has left us with a long life of wisdom and light, we can only wonder about how much more he had to show us. this man will be remembered longer than any star we covert now or past, there can never be a person like Bruce Lee again, he was the last true dragon a master of time that can not be stopped . we miss you so much.😥

[@concac314]

No I’m Bruce I reborn just not as good as my previous life my friend

[@jimilordofwar]

This is basically his teaching all in a TV show... "what do you do? YOU BITE!" 13:12 he had fought on the street and knew that fighting to survive had no rules so biting wasn't a immoral way of fighting. "learn the art of dying" 14:30 One other philosophy he had was that if you could stop the fear of being killed, then you could focus on all the more detailed aspects of fighting, not just trying to survive... I fucking love this! :D

[@scottjohnson5303]

When Bruce lee passed. I was 13. I was bitter. Watching him move. Amazing. A HUMAN being who could move like a cheetah. I dont have the words to express the impression or the positive foundation his character had in my life.Lee small dragon. GONE TO SOON. Thank you for your light.

[@paolociarpaglini1396]

Small ?, he was high 172 centimeters. Marciano and Tyson 178 the first and more or less Tyson equal, may be one centimeter more .. Already great masters in the past smallers than he was deadly, so I think Bruce too and for me he willbbe always "The dragon". He was not a prof fighter so he don't would having the same automatism, but as power in punches and kicks he has been not second to anyone. His right side kick rest still today the most powerfull I had seen. In a kick contest put ko Skip Mullings as nothing with a left hook kick in his stomac. Bruce would breaking wooden tablettes like is available on his H. Kong tv aappears in '70 without any support. In that case he broked four on five tablettes take by simply scotch with ONE HAND ..

[@asmafarooqui6480]

atleast u r honest about ur age .

[@TheKingOfRuckus]

Hey man, post a video talking more about what you remember from back then. Might be cool to hear it, especially for us fans who weren't around when he was alive.

[@htolas]

'Lee Small Dragon' is the literal translation of his Chinese name, 李小龍, it's not a comment on his stature.

[@jimlowe8477]

I too was 13 when the Great Bruce passed. It inspired me to train my whole life to 6th Degree and finally train & teach 7 disciplines. Ages 13- 57. Using No Way as Way.

[@EyeSeeU2]

Even on the silver screen the Legend still teaches us so much, "To accept defeat, to learn to die is to be liberated from it", thank you Sifu Lee.

[@macyoda2887]

think of all the bullied children he inspired to fight back by learning martial arts,,he will never die,hes a legend

[@brucevanguard8398]

Watched first of fury when I was in third grade, got inspired by BL and fought back against my bullies.

[@elhebreo7348]

Throughout this series, he taught his martial arts skills while also learning police investigation skills

[@andrewfrancisco8048]

What is great about this is that these programs show Lee's acting ability. The movies not as much when it concerns dialogue. I am glad I saw this. I may have to order longstreet DVD's.

[@LeftHookDeadly280]

This and enter the dragon

[@albertgamage5620]

When you fight with anger you have already lost. Bruce Lee was all about control. ☯️

[@danielvargas3850]

I love this movie it’s beautiful to see Bruce lee in a movie like this It explains Bruce Lee style

[@sharoncurry1239]

Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee awesome father and son duo, Rest in Peace father and son you both are going to missed by family, friends, fans,and love ones and others around you both

[@ms.scorpioerica318]

They were so lucky to be in the presence of greatness!! Rest in Peace Master Lee,

[@corneilmadison9436]

It's crazy but Bruce Lee was good but I think within 2 years this is when he changed his style, but his other fighting was to slow, but nonetheless I'm a huge fan of Bruce

[@marosebastiao7157]

Muito bom

[@brianhossner2826]

Well said

[@longchia89]

@Hattori I guess I gotta start studying you "greatness" then.

[@mostcalmvigilante]

Lee Dai Goh

[@fishouttawtr]

I was 8 years old, me and all my friends and EVERYONE at school wanted to be Bruce Lee, I loved him then and at 53 I still miss him, and yes home made nunchucks were a "must have" knocked my front teeth out with them, lol

[@tcbtcb7553]

I REMEMBER WATCHING LONGSTREET, AND BRUCE LEE'S EPISODES WERE THE BEST.

[@gerrydooley951]

I remember it very well when Bruce turned up on Longstreet. The Green Hornet was one of my favorite shows and Bruce seemed to disappear after that. How I missed his appearances on Blondie and Here Come the Brides I'll never know.

[@bunnystuart3808]

Bruce Lee was the best and only ultimate martial arts expert

[@worldbfree3439]

bruce was way ahead of his time.

[@elmachogamer1009]

I dissagree lol I think he was needed in his time to show how dumb we really are lol

[@juliusmcdaniel6214]

The more I learn about Bruce Lee the more he helps me to realize the power of the Creator.

[@bradleybear5791]

We can argue all day about bruce's legend and his history. But you gotta admit his principles in fighting make damn good sense. This was in the 70s.. He moves like MMA fighters today in their respective weight class. Brilliant fella, respect him.

[@angelone2494]

BRUCE LEE was a legend, 1 century one legend in every field of life

[@SuperJuniorquintero]

Rest in peace Louis Gossett Jr. It was awesome that he shared two scenes with the late Bruce Lee. Both are legends!

[@rickylam1529]

Bruce Lee died July 20, 1973 Buried Lake View cemetery, Seattle. Like if one day you make a visit to the great one.

[@shaikchandbasha7853]

Ricky Lam bureesledefsestorre

[@mektoubmessaoudi7608]

Je ne peut répondre mais t'el un chat il était un grand styliste tous les 50 ans il y a un grand artiste martiale

[@LionofJudah777]

....Yes...We know this...I live in the city of Seattle and visit his grave often. I noticed something everytime I went there...There were always fresh flowers on his grave and sometimes an apple. RIP, Bruce...You are sorely missed!

[@killin2nu]

yea i will one day

[@mmafan3]

Definitely that of Bruce Lee and Jimi Hendrix, I would like to visit both...

[@JamesD3399]

This is as close to a Jeet Kune Do lesson as we'll ever get

[@Shayne_Mushin]

James Dumont except if u read his books

[@yeshuanazarene357]

Go to a book store and ask them if they have a book called Tao of Jeet Kune Do, those are his writings and his thoughts when he was developing the system. Also, keep in mind Jeet Kune Do is not a style, but it allows you to explore many styles and combine all the resources into what one would call JKD.

[@victortaylor7737]

Unless you get lessons from Dan Monsanto.then again, you probably have to go through a barrel of paperwork,& have a net worth that rivals Tiger Woods.😍

[@yourhandlehere1]

@@victortaylor7737 I've seen Dan Inosanto on some videos...he never "got it". He can't teach Bruce's method.

[@Dragonflyjones67]

@@yourhandlehere1 That's a highly ignorant statement? I've been to Dan seminars 3 times. He teaches the art the way Bruce showed him. From Jkd to Jkd trapping! Arcourse at his seminars? He teaches Jun Fan *Wing Chun* in certain cases. *Jun Fan Gung Fu!* It might not be on philosophical or as sound the way Bruce teach it? But, it's base off the basics and technical method that Bruce taught him. SAA_SIA_ABC_ABD_HIA! You see 5 levels of attack in the Tao of JKD. If you ever trained with Dan Inosanto? He'll show you stuff you never in your natural life.

[@filmontesfay9703]

❤️ Bruce Lee, very genius,brilliant, humble, lovely,talented Martial Artist and great actor.

[@allskoolguru]

"Like everyone else, you want to learn the way to win, but never to accept the way to lose, to accept defeat, to learn to die is to be liberated from it. So when tomorrow comes, you must free your ambitious mind, and learn the art of dying." -Bruce Lee

[@cosman3248]

When you watch this you realize Bruce was essentially playing himself in real life.

[@bardavidtaxodysmas2212]

Agreed

[@lwmson]

I heard in say once in an interview that this episode was his favorite work in Hollywood, because he was being himself.

[@Testosterooster]

He said that in an interview.

[@Mina-ok5qm]

I love you LOLLLL

[@johnhendricks8140]

He was and I love every minute of it.

[@abelmakori]

He was very stylish,the tracksuit it's in fashion now in 2019.

[@edmqnd8128]

@@Chris de Haan No one said that but it's relative.

[@marcdemell2987]

Nothing new under the sun.

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

He was always in fashion and had everything custom made to fit him perfectly! Bruce Lee was the GREATEST of all time! How long have you been a fan of Bruce Lee and when were you first introduced to Bruce Lee? You sound like a true Bruce Lee fan like myself and if you want more on Bruce Lee visit and subscribe to my Bruce Lee KZbin channel! I know you will enjoy it! Best Charles

[@MrVikichan]

I want to take lessons in Jeet Kun Do from Bruce himself.

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

Wouldn't we all! Check out my Bruce Lee KZbin channel that I know you will love!

[@saintsaint7473]

James Franciscus and Bruce Lee Fantastic time. Good remember of the past.

[@tantu2395]

Life is too short for Bruce Lee, but long live with his soul. 😒

[@KiddiesKiddies]

Thank you for adding this piece of jewelry together, I love Bruce Lee... Excuse me, we love Bruce Lee

[@DennisAlexioAndyHug]

Facts

[@jamesbrown2627]

I just wanted to say thank you to Mr. Jackson. I remember when i was a kid i saw this Longstreet 3 part series and have never forgotten it. Well i found it today and it brings back great memories. Once again thank you Mr. Jackson.

[@ThiepNguyen-sb1di]

Huyền thoại võ thuật của mọi huyền thoại Lý Tiểu Long 🥰🥰🥰

[@jd3076]

Damn their so lucky to spend time and learn Greatness from the Legend MR. LEE hayaaaa!!!!

[@Mar.1634]

Such a handsome, deep and charismatic man. Way ahead of his time, even his style of fashion was ahead of that time. So glad youtube recommended me this video, I feel like I got a private lesson from Bruce, or at least a glimpse of his teachings.

[@MrJESUSISGREATEST]

Bruce Lee's creation= Jeet Kune Do, way of the intercepting fists.

[@Mina-ok5qm]

He was brilliant enough to introduce it in a way where it seemed an established form....he created it!!! He was so conscience and aware of what to do to get his message and name out there. He didn't bother with traditional obstacles. He felt he had the right and he did. A revolutionary he was.

[@aaronplaystennis]

Wow i never realised Bruce Lee taught so much about his Kung Fu in a film! Great video!

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

That movie Game of Death was originally meant to be a full version of what he was teaching here on Longstreet. He wanted to make an Edutainment action movie. Much like how Doctor Who was originally intended to be an Edutainment Adventure series. In the case of Lee, there was gonna be more battles on the pagoda, between him and his team against a person or persons who practiced a single style of Martial arts. And while they fought them, Lee as Hai Tien, would point out the faults of each style in comparison to his concept. Such as when he fought Dan Inosanto's character. In the case of Inosanto's style: Kali/Escrima, was looked down by Hai Tien for being too rehearsed, with no room or flexibility to adapt to unexpected moves and broken rhythm.

[@michaelangel25]

He didn't do kung fu per se; his art was formless and forever evolving.

[@alainlaurent3693]

Not kung fu man just express himself honestly, be water my friend be water

[@stigtuneback1966]

@@michaelangel25 well said and very true.

[@thehitman704]

That wasnt Kung fu.

[@javieralexander3715]

El mejorr Bruce el maestro gracias por compartir estos recuerdos 🙏🙏🙏

[@icequeen8531]

Bruce Lee is amazing!

[@rodneymichaely.4360]

Bruce lee were too intelligent and very wise In martial arts and always were the best!.

[@augusttwosix8477]

was

[@tuannong2939]

Rodney Michael Y. C

[@billyjeung5239]

Rodney Michael Y. How you know he is the best?

[@estebahnrandolph8724]

Rodney Michael Y. Bruce was actor ! Not real fighter . Everyone back then said it . Com on Bruce let's go at it . See what you got ! I can take bloody nose can you ?

[@BillyJungjbfinancials]

How do you know ?

[@antwonmoody9497]

I love this Because Bruce Lee got a chance to be Himself💯💪you can tell he was just being his causal self

[@nostradamus522]

Antwon Moody Think the same ! He plays only him self-enough for a stardom. Bruce Lee have more charisma than complete Holywood alone !!!

[@itsgleneaton4883]

This is the only role where Bruce was being himself and I think it was his best acting job. The other roles he played a more humble and innocent guy which was seen more as a hero back then.

[@elvisjimpa100]

I have just seen pictures of the scene in 29.46 when Bruce have that outfit.thanks for showing all the Lee scenes.

[@winddragonmma]

Bruce Lee the best martial arts actor and fitness guru. Best Action actor of the 1900's!!! Rest in power Lee!!!

[@giselavemba2029]

GUO SHU TRAINING ARTS you mean 70s

[@hamburgareable]

The 1970s, man. You have to be more specific. 😂

[@bearone7777]

BRUCE LEE------THE GREATEST MARTIAL ARTIST OF ALL TIME!!

[@rogernguyen1273]

Agree !!

[@sexyyfred]

whats an artial artist

[@amgrs1329]

I think you mean “artial martist*”

[@irandixon78]

bearone7777 Martial Artist.

[@ICET100]

HEY BEARONE YOU FORGOT THE M IN ARTIAL YOU IDIOT

[@williedaniel6194]

Extraordinary television 📺 series James Francisous Longstreet street

[@dynjarren7523]

This is amazing! Getting taught by Bruce Lee how to fight, think, move, etc. It’s like getting private lessons from the master. Incredible!

[@asmafarooqui6480]

lee is looking so adorable . ☺

[@MisterJasonMaToyReviews]

He is like 79 in 2020 now

[@bunnyfreakz]

TV series back than is so good. Now it's trashy edgy drama.

[@ricardokim4870]

CHARISMATIC BRUCE LEE

[@nilloc7625]

Did yall hear the knowledge he gave to dude? Bruce was more than tv, he tried so hard for Hollywood's acceptance only to be cut down at such a young age, " long live the little dragon"!

[@davidungacta3980]

actually a very competent actor Bruce was. for a Chinese American and with an accent I was very pleased at his performance

[@ollaray1]

Yes me too. Just compare him with a whole lot of chinese actors that came before or a decade or two after him

[@ms.scorpioerica318]

David Ungacta but unless I heard wrong I could not sworn he said Aight!!! Gotta love Bruce 💖

[@transeeyou885]

well look at his charisma

[@MTWENTY]

Bruce Lee was a strong advocate of Chinese representation in American cinema. Thats why you never see him play stereotypical Asian roles

[@foreveragainOK]

There is an actress Sarah Miles in interview: She had worked with Lawrence Olivier on stage and was a movie actress, too. She said that when she saw Lee on screen: "He was the greatest actor I've ever seen." She said something like he was just so magnetic. Acting is believing, and she couldn't take her eyes off him. His friend James Coburn said that he didn't think Bruce was an actor, so there's two different takes. But in terms of charisma, you can look at his interview with Peter Barton and that is just a classic example of blowing everyone away with cool. I think Barton said that Bruce was the best interview he ever had, or at least the most magnetic.

[@RadioUgly]

It's too bad the world was not ready for all Bruce Lee had to offer. Probably still not ready. The guy 'wrote' so many martial arts books {posthumously} without even trying. Wow! A life well lived.

[@kalel248]

Victor Gaspar is that Lee's wife in that scene

[@69sifu]

no

[@rolanddiaz-cj6jh]

Wow. His spinning back kick is rarely seen on camera. It's very legit. And he actually made contact.

[@TheFightingPatriot]

“To Tell You The Truth, Bruce Lee Is The Best Known Martial Arts Instructor And Fighter Who Learns Kung Fu, His Death Was A Shock, Very Pity, May Bruce Lee (The Little Dragon) Rest In Peace”

[@johnmullis5883]

bruce lee was pure power. his power flowed thru his speed. his agility. and way of thinking. when he got angry man look out. hes all over you. hes all ways thinking useing what works. disgarding what doesnt. no man could even come close to his dedication to the martial arts. man he lived it.

[@notthisguyagain8557]

John Mullis he was an actor. Been acting since he was a kid. That’s what actors do, convince you.

[@juicyyuuji8813]

e brown well thats where your wrong, before bruce was an actor as you said he was a street fighter then a Wing Chun Martial Artis trained by Ip Man himself in Hong Kong back when Word War 2 was done thats when bruce had this sorta interest in fighting and dedicated his life to it, he may be an actor in many eyes of those who don't even research or highly respect the gratitude the man has he surely had gave hopes for MMA fighters who think he was at the top and was more advanced than anyone around 1960's till his death in 1973, His Art and Founder of Jeet Kune Do with its main principle of the Interception either by attack or feint whether what works for you, if you think he was an actor then why did he dedicated his life to reading books?, about philosophy, about the martial art that takes what useful for each individual and for those that disregard cause it will certainly not work too well for them in there favor, the only fucking reason JKD itself is hard cause you have to perfect everything in years through simplicity and Liberated thinking, Im a martial artist my self since i was 9, i would participate in Taekwondo classes and even learn wrestling, later on i would adapt to Muay Thai and its older version Muay Boran, Then i would later learn Jeet Kune Do, Jiu Jitsu, Wing Chun, and a little bit of kyokushin karate, simply its hard to do if you don't think you can do it and only physically and not mentally ready for whats coming and whats your next goal in life his id say the man isnt a God of Fighting but certainly a Man of Traits that saw his own ignorance and simply ignored that cause it would put a plague it his life and dedication

[@notthisguyagain8557]

Jm Rosauro he was a child actor. How in the hell was he a “street fighter” before he was an actor? You dumbass.

[@juicyyuuji8813]

e brown Your the dumbass here, As if your blind yourself I'll care to explain, when he was a kid he did to acting which I'm aware of, the certain thing he got Martial Arts or Wing Chun in general cause his Parents wanted him to Learn self defense and if you didn't think that through yourself your single minded that you only want facts or articles about Bruce himself, look if he was an actor like I said why did he created Jeet Kune Do? see you didn't answer the questions I pointed out for by simply avoiding it with a question doesn't take much on why he emphasis on creating it through Mentally emotionally content and physically ready, Jeet Kune Do is a Difficult art judging from it's name intercepting fist or as I just call it the Art of Interception plus I'm gonna continue argument since I can already see what you intent to argue with since all you play in your KZbin channel is Call Of Duty(which I used to play) and other games as well, better off go play for now cause I hate those who keep giving me questions to answer while you simply avoid them

[@notthisguyagain8557]

Jm Rosauro lmao. Some guy was right, jkd/ Bruce lee fans are the most saddest people around.

[@kurtb8474]

How great it would be to get personal training from Bruce.

[@tommyjohn1064]

Bruce Lee still alive and well.

[@brucelee_fan6750]

Bruce lee is very good human in world. I liked that bruce lee was alive now Bruce lee is my idol. I like jeet kun do The Bruce lee change the world in martial art and in people culture Bruce lee is best😢

[@imvincentmorales7110]

Bruce Lee was showing them how to adapt, to flow and become one with the art of fighting!. To become more of an effective fighter. R.I.P. 4EVER IN OUR HEARTS!

[@considerthis768]

Bruce Lee was the coolest human being to ever exist. In fact, the only thing cooler than being cool is not ice cold, it is Bruce Lee.

[@zminvestllc9919]

WITHIN A YEAR, BRUCE LEE WOULD BECOME A BIGGER STAR THEN ALL OF THEM PUT TOGETHER, AND BE GONE IN 3 YEARS. I REMEMBER WATHCING THIS WHEN IT WAS ON. THESE WERE THE BEST EPISODES.

[@skip741x3]

Bruce lee being bruce lee.... priceless compilation!

[@jeffebdy]

Thank you so much for uploading these episodes...I used to have all of them on video..as well as Bruce Lee's appearance in Marlowe (& Here comes the bride)... it's like having a time machine!

[@brucelee3969]

Esto es un verdadero tesoro, mil millones de gracias

[@AndrewFord]

Thank you for this! You saved me much heart ache & trouble compiling all the Eps. Lee would be proud!

[@franciscodenvertigre1ramir695]

2019 still NO ONE LIKE HIM IS GOING TO BE MANY YEARS I MAY BE GONE AND STILL NO OTHER LITTLE DRAGON LONG LIVE BRUCE LEE 👏👏👏💪👊👍🐯🐯🐯

[@mohank1157]

My childhood favorite hero nd all time my hero

[@moo3992]

thanx! this was my favorite show around that time. always remember waiting for it to be on. think I was around 7 yrs old....

[@Tomas-ql9yo]

Bruce Lee looks like a human statue. Gorgeous, and those eyebrows outstanding.

[@mondop27]

BE WATER MY FRIEND. 🤜💥💧 Bruce Lee Wisdom Words 👍👍 A LEGEND IN HIS OWN. 👇TIME.

[@Sarasdad91]

Bruce was the guest star of this episode, but irony is, Bruce is the only one in it, that most people remember. R. I. P. Master Jun Fan.

[@ayo30s]

Tim Fowler very interesting, 👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸

[@foreveragainOK]

The same thing happened with Green Hornet. He got more fan mail than the star. In Hong Kong it was called The Kato Show.

[@darbyheavey406]

Lou Gossett, Jr.?

[@jggffucuhcufigigo4532]

Ela

[@jggffucuhcufigigo4532]

Esq olsun

[@ApacheKid77]

I think James Franciscus was pretty strong and fast after Lee trained him. He look pretty good after a while.

[@markisaac3550]

Great show Bruce Lee is still boss

[@SecretsOfMartialArts]

Bruce is good here as a drama artist and as a martial artist as well.

[@kienfung3045]

Bruce Lee. The legend!

[@rvcballer]

"OHHHHHHH! ~THIS TIME I INTERCEPT YOUR EMOTIONAL TENSENESS!!!" HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@omaroba1490]

Awesome im reading a book about Bruce Lee. Man was instance.

[@andyg6967]

This is about as close to a personal lesson and the philosophy of JKD from Bruce Lee as we’re ever going to get.